19TH CENTURY WORLD OF RIZAL Flashcards

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Includes 2 Major Revolutions: French & American Revolution

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NATIONALISM

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The feeling that drives the people together as a nation

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NATIONALISM

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3
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A love of country expressed in devotion to and advocacy of national interest and independence

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NATIONALISM

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3
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The ideas of crusades can lead into aggressive crusades and counter crusades

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NATIONALISM

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3
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Feudalism, a type of social and political system, in which land holders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty and service

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NATIONALISM

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3
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It was only realized after the unjust execution by beheading of fathers Gomez, Burgos, and
Zamora ,also known as the GOMBURZA, in Feb
17, 1872

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NATIONALSIM

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4
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Consequence of the growth and development of nationalism

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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5
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Demanded representative government
as opposed to autocratic monarchy, equality
before the law as opposed to legally separate
classes.

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LIBERALISM

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6
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Freedom of the press or Freedom of
media

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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7
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Undertaking of reforms thru legislation, Abolition of slavery, Adoption of a liberal constitution, Providing the citizens the opportunity to propose laws, Adoption of manhood suffrage and, Granting of political, economic and social rights to the people

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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8
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The ecclesiastical and civil authorities then were not inclined to grant basic human rights to the Filipinos, as it will be detrimental to Spain’s colonial administration of the Philippines

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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8
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They believed that if the FIlipinos will enjoy basic human rights and freedom, they would be motivated to work for independence and
topple down the Regime.

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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8
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One of the most crucial developments in the 19th century

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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8
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The transformation of manufacturing
brought about by the invention and use of
machines

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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8
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The Philippines was denied representation in the Spanish Cortes since 1833

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LIBERALISM/DEMOCRACY

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8
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○ Widening of the gap between the rich
and the poor;
○ Unending economic warfare between
labor and capital;
○ Pollution and other environmental
problems;
○ Beginning of child and women labor; and
○ Intensification of imperialistic rivalry
between and among industrialized
countries

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

8
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In the Philippines, it caused the displacement of
the farmers from their land

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

9
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Conversely, the Catholic Church calls for
humane treatment of workers, respect for
workers’ rights, and social justice for the poor

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

10
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The advance of science

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

11
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A growth or increase that occurs after a period.

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WESTERN IMPERIALISM

12
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In so doing, these Western nations profitably
subordinated those lands to their economic
interests, sent forth millions of immigrants, and
political influence in Asia and vast political
empires in Africa

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WESTERN IMPERIALISM

13
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In the 19th century, the industrializing West
entered the third and most dynamic phase of its centuries-old expansion into non-Western lands

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WESTERN IMPERALISM

13
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Yet the West relied on force to conquer and rule, and treated non-Western peoples as racial
inferiors.

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WESTERN IMPERIALISM

13
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Colonized peoples, therefore, started to assert
their right to self-determination or the right to
choose the kind of government under which
they would live.

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WESTERN IMPERIALISM

14
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faith in society and man’s ability
to progress was brought about by the
advancement of science, the coming of
steam-powered industry, and the spread of
liberali sm and sociali sm

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE IN PROGRESS

15
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He saw that “the strongest reasons for believing
that nature has set no limit to the realization of
our hopes”

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MARQUIS DE CONDORCET

16
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Progress was now independent of any power
that might wish to halt it and will never be
reversed

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

17
Q

Extension of human rights to many
people

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

18
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Promotion of higher education for men
and women;

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

19
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Education for nationalism in schools;

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

20
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Investment in science to serve mankind

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

21
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Improvement of publ i c health thru the
establishment of numerous hospitals;

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE

22
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Emergence of realistic literature,
depicting the life of the time

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OPTIMISM & CONFIDENCE