Rizal outlined several possible futures for the Philippines: remaining a Spanish colony, revolting against Spain due to exploitation, or being conquered by another nation after Spain left. He hoped to establish a proud history and heritage for Filipinos and give them hope for a liberated future. Some of Rizal's predictions that came true included the Philippines gaining independence and Japan occupying the country during World War 2. He believed that youth were the hope of the nation and could fight for Philippine independence and progress.
Rizal outlined several possible futures for the Philippines: remaining a Spanish colony, revolting against Spain due to exploitation, or being conquered by another nation after Spain left. He hoped to establish a proud history and heritage for Filipinos and give them hope for a liberated future. Some of Rizal's predictions that came true included the Philippines gaining independence and Japan occupying the country during World War 2. He believed that youth were the hope of the nation and could fight for Philippine independence and progress.
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Rizal's View of the future and the Filipino Nation
Rizal outlined several possible futures for the Philippines: remaining a Spanish colony, revolting against Spain due to exploitation, or being conquered by another nation after Spain left. He hoped to establish a proud history and heritage for Filipinos and give them hope for a liberated future. Some of Rizal's predictions that came true included the Philippines gaining independence and Japan occupying the country during World War 2. He believed that youth were the hope of the nation and could fight for Philippine independence and progress.
Rizal outlined several possible futures for the Philippines: remaining a Spanish colony, revolting against Spain due to exploitation, or being conquered by another nation after Spain left. He hoped to establish a proud history and heritage for Filipinos and give them hope for a liberated future. Some of Rizal's predictions that came true included the Philippines gaining independence and Japan occupying the country during World War 2. He believed that youth were the hope of the nation and could fight for Philippine independence and progress.
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Rizal's View of the future and the Filipino Nation
OVERVIEW OF THE TOPIC:
Rizal's View of the future
Rizal's personal agenda Rizal's falicitous vision of our future as a nation Rizal seeing the future Did the prediction of Dr. Jose rizal came true?
"ANG KABATAAN AY ANG PAG-ASA NG ATING BAYAN."
RIZAL'S VIEW OF THE FUTURE
Rizal outlined several scenarios for how the Philippines might evolve over the next century, the first of which was that our country would remain a Spanish colony. Second, if Filipinos continued to be exploited and abused, they would inevitably revolt against Spain. Finally, after Spain's presence in the country is extinguished, the Philippines may be conquered by another country. "Youth is the hope of our nation".
RIZAL'S PERSONAL AGENDA
To give hope to Filipinos, that a great nation would liberate the Philippines from Spain's oppressive rule"The less you remember your history, the more likely you are to repeat your mistakes over and over again.".
RIZAL'S FALICITOUS VISION OF OUR FUTURE AS A NATION
Through his commentary, Rizal strove to establish that the pre-conquest past was one of which the Filipinos could be proud; that their forebears were hard-working men of outstanding abilities and high moral standards; and that this rich heritage had been destroyed and lost in the course of the conquest.
RIZAL SEEING THE FUTURE
Did Rizal see the future?
Since he was a child, Rizal wished to see his nation free, respected, and with its head held high. Rizal witnessed the mistreatment of Filipinos by the Spanish administration. He, too,has been subjugated to the barbarism of their rule. As a result, Rizal used his intellect and bravery to fight against colonization. In his written poetry, Rizal stressed his wish to see the country rise beyond all biases. He envisions a world free of slaves and tyrants. Jose is confident about the country's future and believes that Filipinos would fight for it with zeal. Instances of Rizal seeing the future are him predicting the discharge of his mother from prison, predicting there will be monument serected for him, and his early death. His sisters discovered him sculpting clay into a bust of Napoleon Bonaparte that resembled himself in the nipa hut their father built in the orchard as their playhouse. "He thinks he's Bonaparte," they gleefully murmured among themselves, loud enough for their brother to hear, only to be surprised when here torted, "Go on, laugh,but see if they don't raise statues in my honor when I die." As stated in the Manila Bulletin. But as the old adage goes, Mutatis Mutandis, for new men, a new social order. Rizal knew there will be changes, a change that will spark the hearts of many generations to come. DID THE PREDICTION OF DR. JOSE RIZAL CAME TRUE? AND WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE OF OUR COUNTRY BETWEEN NOW AND THEN?
There are several prediction of Rizal. And of those is that the Philippines will one day declare independence. And it actually came true. Like Japan will swallow us during world war 2. The Philippines will perhaps enter openly the wide road of progress and will work jointly to strengthen the mother country at home, as abroad. The American will buy our country Rizal predicted a lot and those that I discussed are one of those Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan. Many people were moved and inspired by Rizal's work both before and after his death. Even now we honor Rizal's like participating in our national anthem.
