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1. • CAUSES OF
SUFFERINGS AND
DETERIORATION
Dela Paz, Iwa Clarisse A.
BSE-ENGLISH 2
• "TO THE YOUNG
WOMEN OF
MALOLOS"
• RIZAL’S MESSAGE
TO FILIPINO
WOMEN

2. Causes of Sufferings
and Deterioration
The annotation of Antonio Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas
Filipinas, Jose Rizal, our national hero through great efforts,
proved and discussed the glorious past of the Philippines.
The following essay hence gave the different causes of the
distresses endured by the Philippine locals (as listed within
"The Philippines a Century Subsequently Outline and
Analysis"):

3. Spain’s
usage of
its
military
policies
• Poverty got to be broader than ever as
farmlands were cleared out to plant.
The individuals kept on endure from
starvation and illness; and
•
Generally, all aspects of the life of the
locals got to be retarded.Deterioration
and vanishing of Filipino inborn culture.
•
Spain came with the sword and the cross,
the local people began:

4. Spain’s
usage of
its
military
policies
• Forgetting who they were and their
social heritage;
• Losing their sense of self-worth,
befuddled and reluctant in their current
lifestyle, o nauseated with themselves,
and
• Losing trust within the future and the
conservation of their race. Passivity and
accommodation to the Spanish
colonizers.
• The Spanish ministers, one of the
foremost effective powers that impacted
a culture of quiet and dormancy among

5. "To the young
women of
Malolos"
“To the Young Women of Malolos” was
composed in Tagalog. Rizal penned this
composing when he was in London, in
reaction to the request of Marcelo H. del
Pilar.

6. Criticism of the Spaniard priest.
Support for thinking for yourself, not
relying blindly to the Spaniards.
Role of Filipino mothers.
Duties of Filipino women.
The
remarkable
focuses
contained in
this letter
Protecting Filipino identity.
Advice in choosing a husband.

7. RIZAL’S MESSAGE TO
FILIPINO WOMEN
Jose Rizal was very inspired by the brave actions of the
young women of Malolos. In his letter, he expressed great
happiness and pride in their efforts. Rizal strongly believed
that women should have the same chance to get an
education as men. During that time, girls were usually not
sent to school because people thought they would just
become wives and stay at home. But Rizal stressed that
both boys and girls should have the freedom to think for
themselves and the right to go to school.

8. TEST YOUR REASONING !
• In his letter "To the Young Women of Malolos," Jose
Rizal emphasized that women and men should
have equal rights. With that in mind, do you believe
that inequality between men and women still exists
today in terms of privileges?
• What do you think will happen if Jose Rizal did
not annotated the Antonio Morgan's book
"Sucesos de Las Islas Filipinas"?

9. TEST YOUR REASONING !
• If you're Jose Rizal living today,
what will be your message to the
young Filipino women and men?

10. Thank
You!