GE 9 - Life and Works of Jose Rizal: College of Liberal Arts

Saint Joseph College
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Maasin City, Southern Leyte
Module I
GE 9 – Life and Works of
Jose Rizal
2nd. Semester, AY 2020-2021
Pre-Midterm
Prepared by: Mr. Edward Louis Maceda Albarote
Instructor Name: Mark Douglas J. Marte
Student Name: ___ Donna Rose S. Fegi________________________
ID No.: __13102580__________
Started Date: _Feb. 05, 2021_____ Submitted Date: Feb. 28, 2021
Lesson 01
Engage
Reflect on the importance of law in a democratic society.
1. In your own opinion, who is Rizal as a hero and as a person?
He was a man of science, a scholar and writer, and to many
young Filipinos is idealized as a model son and something of a ladies’ man
2. As a law-abiding citizen, what can you do to support the rule of law?
As a law abiding citizen all I can do in the rule of law is to help the
Government from people who commits bad actions and to people who abuse
of their power.
3. What do you think are the implications when the rule of law is eradicated?
The world will be more chaotic and the people will freely do whatever they want and to
much freedom will create crimes. When there is no rule of law, Laws will surely become unfair to
other people's and its important so that we can control a little movements of the citizens since they
are afraid oppose the law since they will face the consequences of their action.
Explore
Discuss your views or opinions on the following statements. Write your answers in space provided.
Minimum of 5 sentences and maximum of 7 sentences
1. Heroes are not born, they are made.
I can say to this phrase is that Heroes are not born, they are made because without the courage to
fight and to help its own people or even a its country they will not be called a Hero. People who
dedicated their lives, saving other lives are the ones deserve to be called heroes.
2. A public figure or a celebrity’s life is far more interesting than their contributions in the
society.
Since they’re public figure, many people/fans are looking forward to their every lifestyle. Some
public figure are funny or show interesting things which it leads to them be more popular. For
example Brentman Rock a Filipino – American Beauty Influencer many Filipinos and other
nationalities are looking forward to his new reality TV show : MTV's Following Bretman Rock.
Its not just they are public figure or celebrities that the people/fans will only have interest in
their life but they are more interested about the contribution of there idol in the society which
they take pride that their idols are not just more in promoting their selves but they also have a
good heart to help other people
Guide Questions:
1. Discuss your ideas/ opinions of Rizal’s works and the reason for being considered a hero?
They are beautiful piece of art which till now his works are still alive. He’s works has a beautiful
message to the readers and especially to all Filipinos to their our own freedom and free from
colonization of other countries. In the past, his works make many Filipinos open their eyes and
gives courage to fight against the Spaniards.
Evaluate
Instructions: Choose two questions and explain briefly and intelligently. Cite source/s that will help
you justify your answers.
1. As a Law-abiding citizen, what can you do to uphold the rule of the law?
As a law abiding citizen all I can do in the rule of law is to help the
Government from people who commits bad actions and to people who abuse
of their power.
2. What do you think are the implications when the rule of law is eradicated?
The world will be more chaotic and the people will freely do whatever they want and to
much freedom will create crimes. When there is no rule of law, Laws will surely become
unfair to other people's and its important so that we can control a little movements of the
citizens since they are afraid oppose the law since they will face the consequences of their
action.
3. the amendments made in the original Rizal Bill in order to perfect it?
Lesson 2
19th Century Philippines
Engage
Answer the following questions in two to three sentences.
1. What were the most important economic changes in the Philippines during the 19th century?
The 19th Century gave birth to the middle class, the lands became the primary source of wealth because
of the cash-crops, and being able to afford constructions; it gave rise to technological interconnections
among the separated islands of the Philippines.
The demand for Philippine sugar and abaca (hemp) grew apace, and the volume of exports to Europe
expanded even further after the completion of the Suez Canal in 1869. The growth of commercial
agriculture resulted in the appearance of a new class.
The 19th century saw large amounts of social change; slavery was abolished, and the First and Second
Industrial Revolutions (which also overlap with the 18 th and 20th centuries, respectively) led to massive
urbanization and much higher levels of productivity, profit and prosperity.
2. How did these economic changes affect the lives of Filipinos during those time?
Manila became a trading center, it became viable destination for people seeking better opportunities or
those wanting to escape the worsening conditions in the farmlands.  As the new economy afforded the
colonial state new opportunities it also prompted the state to be more regulatory and to assert its
authority
Explore
Read each question/ statement carefully and answer intelligently.
1. In your opinion, why it is important to know the conditions during the time of Rizal?
It is important to learn the conditions during the time of Rizal on how he fought for our countries
freedom through his wisdom and to remember the sacrifices of our forefathers at the hands of the
Spaniards. Its also the biggest part of the history of the Philippines, as a Filipino citizen it is ashamed that
I didn’t know the history of my own country
2. Is there a best government for the people? Justify your answer.
Yes it has if the officials in the government will work with sincerity and honesty, well the effect of that
will be great most especially if the leader has a wonderful dream for the people and willing to end the
poverty in the country then that’s how it works and it would be the best government for the people.
Evaluate
Instructions: Answer the following questions in seven to ten sentences. Cite source/s that will help you
justify your answers.
1. The Spaniards also provided educational reforms especially in higher education in the country.
Universities in the Philippines such as Ateneo and the University of Santo Thomas were required to
provide secular courses to Filipinos. How did education help in shaping the nationalistic consciousness of
Filipinos during that time?
2. Based on your personal assessment, how were these events in the 19th century crucial to the
formation of Rizal’s love for his country?
These events were crucial to the formation of Rizal’s love for his country because he observed the
many justices which were being done to the Filipinos and he also observed in his childhood and
sophomore years how the Filipinos were being deprived of their religious rights, he also observed that
the Filipinos had to live depending on the government which did not care about them. All these events
led Rizal to form his love for his country.

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Saint Joseph College

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Prepared by: Mr. Edward Louis Maceda Albarote

Instructor Name: Mark Douglas J. Marte

Student Name: _ Donna Rose S. Fegi______________________

Reflect on the importance of law in a democratic society.

1. In your own opinion, who is Rizal as a hero and as a person?

He was a man of science, a scholar and writer, and to many

young Filipinos is idealized as a model son and something of a ladies’ man

2. As a law-abiding citizen, what can you do to support the rule of law?

1. Heroes are not born, they are made.

19th Century Philippines

Answer the following questions in two to three sentences.

Read each question/ statement carefully and answer intelligently.

2. Is there a best government for the people? Justify your answer.

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