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Jose Rizal was a Isabelo Delos Reyes Pedro Paterno was a Filipino Emilio Jacinto was a Filipino
Filipino nationalist was a Filipino writer politician writer, and revolutionary and the brains whose novels and labor activist statesman who played a behind the Katipunan’s inspired the fight who founded the significant role in Philippines ideological framework. He for independence first labor union in history as one of the penned many of the from Spanish Rule. the Philippines and negotiators of the Treaty of organization’s foundation championed the Paris, which ended the documents and played a rights of workers. Spanish-American War and led crucial role in shaping its to the cession of the principles and strategies Philippines from Spain to the during the Philippine Andres Bonifacio was a Filipino United States. Revolution against Spanish revolutionary leader who Rule. founded the Katipunan, a secret society that spearheaded the Juan Luna was a Filipino Philippine Revolution against painter known for his Spanish Colonial Rule. He masterpiece, “Spoliarium” Jose P. Laurel was the President of played a crucial role in which won a gold medal at the the Philippines during the Japanese mobilizing the masses and Exposición Nacional de Bellas occupation in World War II. His igniting the fight for Artes in Madrid in 1884. He tenure saw efforts to maintain independence, becoming known was one of the leading figures Filipino culture and governance as the “Father of the Philippine of the Philippine Renaissance, amidst the challenges of war, Revolution.” contributing significantly to the although it remains a contentious development of Filipino art and period in Philippine history. national identity. Renato Constantino was a Filipino historian known for his critical analysis of Philippine history, Manuel L. Quezon was the first particularly the colonial legacy and President of the Commonwealth Teodoro M. Kalaw was a Filipino its impact on Filipino society. He of the Philippines, advocating for suffragist, educator, and advocate for emphasized the importance of Filipino independence from women’s rights. She played a key understanding history from the American colonial rule. He laid role in the fight for women’s perspective of the oppressed and the groundwork for Philippin suffrage in the Philippines and was a marginalized, challenging self-governance and promoted prominent figure in the early traditional narratives shaped by national unity and identity during feminist movement in the country. colonial powers. a crucial period of transition in Philippine history. Spoliarium is an iconic work of art that represents the cultural and political context of the Philippines during the colonial era.
Jose P. Laurel continued to involve
himself in politics and was eventually elected to the Philippine Senate. As a Senator, he participated actively in the ratification of the San Francisco Peace Treaty in 1952 and the Reparations Agreement in 1956 that restored normal relations with Japan.
Renato Constantino made notable
contributions as a humanist, anti- Japanese resistance fighter, paramount social scientist, teacher, and journalist. His decades-long writing and struggles against imperialism remain his lasting testament to humanity.
His most significant achievement
was the passage of the Jones Act that provided for the grant of Philippine independence.
Sponsored bills supporting internal
migration and agricultural development and maintenance of public schools through municipal taxation. Isabelo de los Reyes contributed to most of Manila's newspapers and in 1889 he founded the newspaper El Ilocano, said to be the first such newspaper written solely in a Philippine vernacular. He continued to write and research extensively on Philippine history and culture. "El Filibusterismo" and "Noli Me Tangere" are novels by Jose Rizal, highlighting injustices under Spanish colonial rule and advocating for social change in the Philippines.
Union Obrero Democratica
de Filipinas, formerly known as the Union Obrera Democratica, on February 2, 1902. While the Philippines were under American occupation, it promoted the rights of the working class.
Paterno's works include the very
first Filipino novel written in Tagalog, Ninay (1907), and the first Filipino collection of poems in Spanish, Sampaguitas y poesias (Jasmines and Poems), published in Madrid in 1880.
Andrés Bonifacio led
the secret society, Katipunan, whose goal Jacinto authored the was to create an Kartilya ng Katipunan, independent Philippines. which outlined the rules and principles of the revolutionary group.
The Propaganda Movement, active in the late 19th century, was led by Filipino intellectuals who aimed to reform the Spanish colonial government. Based mainly in Europe, these figures used various .pdf
The Propaganda Movement, active in the late 19th century, was led by Filipino intellectuals who aimed to reform the Spanish colonial government. Based mainly in Europe, these figures used various .pdf
