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    The document discusses the teachings of the Katipunan and compares it to the Philippine Reform Movement. It notes that the Katipunan's teachings, known as the Kartilya, contained moral rules for individuals and rules for treating others. It finds the teaching about defending the oppressed and treating all people, including women, with equal respect to be useful. It then provides a chart comparing the Reform Movement, which aimed to improve society through non-violent means, and the Katipunan, which used armed struggle for independence when reforms failed. Both groups sought independence and liberty, but differed in their methods.

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    The document discusses the teachings of the Katipunan and compares it to the Philippine Reform Movement. It notes that the Katipunan's teachings, known as the Kartilya, contained moral rules for individuals and rules for treating others. It finds the teaching about defending the oppressed and treating all people, including women, with equal respect to be useful. It then provides a chart comparing the Reform Movement, which aimed to improve society through non-violent means, and the Katipunan, which used armed struggle for independence when reforms failed. Both groups sought independence and liberty, but differed in their methods.

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    The document discusses the teachings of the Katipunan and compares it to the Philippine Reform Movement. It notes that the Katipunan's teachings, known as the Kartilya, contained moral rules for individuals and rules for treating others. It finds the teaching about defending the oppressed and treating all people, including women, with equal respect to be useful. It then provides a chart comparing the Reform Movement, which aimed to improve society through non-violent means, and the Katipunan, which used armed struggle for independence when reforms failed. Both groups sought independence and liberty, but differed in their methods.

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    Name: Course and Section:: Reform Movement Katipunan Movement

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    The document discusses the teachings of the Katipunan and compares it to the Philippine Reform Movement. It notes that the Katipunan's teachings, known as the Kartilya, contained moral rules for individuals and rules for treating others. It finds the teaching about defending the oppressed and treating all people, including women, with equal respect to be useful. It then provides a chart comparing the Reform Movement, which aimed to improve society through non-violent means, and the Katipunan, which used armed struggle for independence when reforms failed. Both groups sought independence and liberty, but differed in their methods.

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    NAME:

    COURSE and SECTION:

    Self-assessment 2
    Discuss the teachings of the KKK. Point out some teachings that you find useful and helpful in
    your daily life.

    KKK's teachings were transcribed into its Kartilya. Kartilya is the


    katipunan's code of conduct, which directs each member to act properly and
    adhere to certain principles defined by Kartilya. The Kartilya's guiding theory can
    be divided into two categories. The first cluster contains rules that guide a person
    toward being a moral person, while the second cluster contains rules that govern
    how one should treat his fellow man. For me, the most notable and useful
    lessons is “Defend the oppressed and fight the oppressor and what you don’t
    want to be done to your wife, daughter, and sister, do not do to the wife, daughter
    and sister of another.” To be honest, as a citizen of my country, I've seen a lot of
    repressive government actions, particularly against the poor and underprivileged.
    Our laws fit the wealthy, but not the poor. As I grew up, I wanted to be a voice for
    the oppressed and to advocate for their rights because I believe that everyone
    should be treated equally, as our forefathers in Katipunan intended, and that this
    should not be overlooked. I also learned to love my sister, mother, and myself as
    a woman who grew up in a family-oriented home. I learned to understand their
    emotions and efforts, as well as, most importantly, their ability. I believe that all
    women should be treated with the same respect and that they should not be
    treated as second-class citizens in any way.

    2. Make a chart comparing the Reform Movement and the Katipunan.

    Reform Movement Katipunan Movement


    Nature A societal crusade aimed at Katipunan is an organisation
    making the Philippines an that arose from the reform
    ideal society by enhancing movement's failure. It was
    justice in the country's political secretly founded by Andres
    and social systems. Bonifacio and a group of well-
    known Filipino heroes.
    Aims It aims for change, liberty, and The Katipunan, as the
    equality between Spaniards brotherhood was called, had
    and Filipinos in all facets of three main objectives:
    life. It also battles for political, spiritual, and civic.
    representation in the Cortes They called for independence
    Generales, a Spanish from Spain's yoke, which they
    legislative body. believed could only be
    accomplished by armed
    struggle.

    Methods The reform movement makes Katipunan uses brutality and


    use of intelligence as well as ferocity, as well as
    pen and paper as a means for revolutionary movements,
    writing various types of against Spaniards.
    literature and letters.
    Result In general, the reform Katipunan failed to achieve
    movement struggled to full independence and
    develop its goals as an comprehensive liberty for the
    independent entity, but nation, but it did weaken
    Katipunan was established to Spain's military army. They
    continue fighting for Filipino were also successful in
    rights, which was a establishing the first Philippine
    magnificent and historic Republic on our behalf.
    outcome.

    CONCLUSION
    Both the reform movement and Katipunan were established with the same
    purpose in mind: to restore the Filipino's human rights. It is the primary objective
    of each of them to achieve liberty or independence. What differentiated the two
    was the tool they used to carry out their plans and principles. While the reform
    movement seeks equal justice and independence, it has relied heavily on the use
    of knowledge and writhing as a key medium for achieving its goals. On the other
    hand, the Katipunan movement saw the reform movement and decided that mere
    words would not be enough to demand the independence they seek, so they
    turned to violence, which poses a greater danger and success in reclaiming the
    colonization of the Spaniards than the previous system used by the reform.

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