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45 Cards in this Set
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Rizal was known as an ________ or enlightened one
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Illustrado
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the name Illustrado was attached to the young men who came of age in the _____ and opposed the repressive policies of Spanish Government and church
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1880s
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the primary focus of illustrado philosophy was to promote ____
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self-government
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rizal viewed politics from the ____ point of view
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pragmatic
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essay of Rizal which he cautioned the government of Spain that unless Spain provided a solution for the accumulated complaints, the filipino people would one day revolt against Spain
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The Philippines" A Century Hence
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written March 31, 1890, praising the courage of Francisco Calvo Munoz
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The Philippines at the Spanish Congress
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"we believe that it is time to give the Philippines representation in the Cortes and freedom of the press"
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The Philippines at the Spanish Congress
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Rizal included the secularization of parishes, the improvement of the judicial procedure and quality and efficiency of the government personnel
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Reorganization of the administrative machinery
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adoption of a ___ ___ and the publication of its results and allowing Filipinos to have the same opportunity with the Spaniards to hold government office
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Comprehensive Examination
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_____ is the foundation of society and the government
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justice
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governor-general ______ was requesting him for a copy of the Noli Me Tangere
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Emilio Terrero
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defines government as the rise of an institution which as a monopoly of the legitimate use of physical power
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Max Weber
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Monopoly of the legitimate use of physical power
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Government
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in a letter to ______, Rizal remarked that one day Filipino political leaders would finish their "arduous mission which is the formation of the Filipino people"
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Mariano ponce
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Main character of Noli
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Crisostomo Ibarra
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father of Rizal
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Don Francisco Mercado
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Noli Me Tangere was published in what country?
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Belgium
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One of Rizal's most prominent biographers
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Leon Ma. Guerrero
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The best analysis of Rizal's political contribution is ___
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Raul J. Bonoan
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wise man from the city of San Diego
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Tasio
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set of ideas, values, attitudes about government and the political process held by a community or nation.
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Political Culture
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In his essay _____ Rizal observed that without education and liberty , no reform is possible
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The Indolence of the Filipinos
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one of the elements of Political science
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political socialization
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process by which people, at various stages in their lives, acquire views and orientations about politics
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political socialization
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founded La Solidaridad
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Graciano Lopez Jaena
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comprehensive and logically ordered set of beliefs about the nature of people and about the institutions and role of government
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Political Ideology
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___ also brings passion to politics
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Ideology
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This is an excerpt of ____ " we are speaking of the present condition of the Philippines... yes, we are now entering upon a period of strife... the strife is between the past...
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Noli Me Tangere
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idea of oneness of a group of people who possess common traditions, a shared history, a set of goals and a belief in a specific future
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Nationalism
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Rizal wrote to _____ " I would stimulate these Philippine studies"
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Blumentritt
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Who wrote The Roots of the Filipino Nation?
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Onofre D. Corpuz
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this is from what text? The most consistent and articulate expression of the concept of the Filipinos and Filipinas as a nation was Rizal's, starting with the schoolboy piece "A La Juventud Filipina"
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The Roots of the Filipino People
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schoolboy piece of Rizal
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A La Juventud Filipina
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the notion that the people have an inherent right to sit in a chamber that determines their future
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Representative Government
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Spain granted Filipinos representation in the Spanish Cortes from ______
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May 1809
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who removed the Representation of the Philippines in the Spanish Cortes
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Queen Maria Cristina (1836)
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a government in which all power is shared by citizens is labeled
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Democracy
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greek word for people
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Demos
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system where all citizens participate directly in the making of government decisions.
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direct democracy
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occurs when people choose representatives who determine what government accomplishes
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Indirect or representative democracy
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who said this "he would write two novels, be imprisoned again and be criticized by government and society"
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Pedro Rosito, Cebu Chapter Commander of the Knights of Rizal
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pertains to a person who speaks in the halls of congress, makes attacks by disclosing information in a very lengthy way so as to consume and waste precious time
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Filibustering
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the law-making body of Spain and that of her colonies is called ____
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Spanish Cortes
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The term ____ refers to well-to-do families during the time of Rizal
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Illustratdo
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the insights of Rizal on self-government and political thoughts are embraced in his own
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pragmatic point of view
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