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Eastern Visayas State University Hymn Lyrics: BELINDA C. LORA Music and Arrangement: BIATO C. AMBE, JR.

During his exile in Dapitan, Rizal led a fairly simple life. Rizal had established an informal school where he taught a number of children. He also had patients who came to see him in order to be healed. He also enjoys agricultural activities. Rizal even fell in love with Josephine Bracken and had an intimate relationship with her. Rizal's life in Dapitan was simple but meaningful. Even though ...

The Dominicans took over ownership of the Calamba hacienda when the Jesuits, who had previously held it, were expelled in 1768. The Dominicans controlled almost all of the region around Calamba. The tenants had been suffering for many years as a result of the unjustifiable levies they had to pay. Even if there was an economic downturn or a poor crop, rent and taxes rose. The tenants suffered as...

Between 1872 and 1892, Filipino émigrés in Europe developed a national identity. These émigrés, liberals expelled in 1872 and students at European colleges, founded the Propaganda Movement. The Propagandists sought to "awaken the sleeping brain of the Spaniard to the demands of our nation" and to establish a closer, more equitable connection between the islands and the homeland. One of their sp...

The Jose Rizal family was a wealthy family in Calamba, Laguna and considered one of the largest families in those times. The 13 member of Jose Rizal family consisted of his father Francisco Mercado II and his mother Teodora Alonso Realonda. Jose Rizal had nine sisters and one brother. The Jose Rizal family’s paternal ascendant was Domingo Lam-co, a full-blooded Chinese who lived in Amoy, China ...

RIZAL'S SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN THE 19TH CENTURY WORLD 1. Nationalist Struggle Nationalism is a feeling of loyalty or psychological connection shared by citizens of a country based on a shared language, history, culture, and desire for independence. It is a sentiment that unites a people as a country. It is patriotism shown in commitment to and support for national interest and independence. Negat...

Many Filipino students are perplexed as to why they are still required to study the life and works of Jose Rizal in college, despite having studied his biography and two novels in high school. They believe it will be a waste of their time because it will simply be a repetition of what they have already learned. They had no idea that they were required by law to study Jose Rizal's life and works...

Viva! Pit Senyor Sto. Niño! The town's fiesta is just around the corner but have you ever wondered why we celebrate the fiesta every 30th of June instead of January like the Sto. Niño in Cebu? I guess you all got curious too. That is why, we have Ms. Alli Agner from the General Education Department to help us out explain the history of our beloved patron saint, Senyor Sto. Niño! #HistoryExplain...

The speech significantly contributes to the development of the diplomatic history of the country in general and in the U.S - Philippine relations in particular. The historic speech made by President Aquino strengthened the political, economic, and social ties between the two nations. The United States Congress granted the Philippines an initial $200 million as emergency aid to help build the ec...

The use of cartoons is a subtle way of expressing an opinion. These works of art are used as a unique way of representing political and social issues not only concerning the past but also about the current society. Let us explore and listen as the RPH instructor examine and analyze the selected political caricature of Alfred McCoy during the American Era.

Criticizing Sources is a set of skills that allows you to think carefully about the nature of historical sources. Rather than simply accepting what sources say, these skills help you to develop a healthy skepticism about the reasons a source was made and whether you can trust it. "Diri baya tanan nga nakikita ha UA-cam in tinuod."