'Manila and Dr. Jose Rizal Essay\r'

'1. What argon the causes of the Indolence of Philippines?\r\n* Rizal admits the founding of indolence among the Filipinos, but it could be recognized to a number of reasons. The factors that cause the indolence of Filipinos are the humor and social disorders.\r\n2. Corroborate the causes of the Indolence of Filipinos that caused the disorder and slowdown of the kingdom?\r\n* The hot climate in the country can indeed be reasonable in causing indolence. Europeans have a different case, since because of the frosty climate, they need to function harder. He equates an hour of work in the Philippine’s sun with a day of work in temperate regions. The Filipinos are very industrious and hardworking before the glide slope of Spaniards.\r\n3. Discuss the articles in the Philippine Century Hence.\r\n* â€Å"The Philippines a Century Hence” is an essay written by Dr. Jose Rizal to forecast the future of the country within a hundred years. The essay started by evaluating the various causes of the miseries suffered by the Filipino people. There are three; Spain’s implementation of its military policies, deterioration and disappearance of Filipino indigenous cultures and passivity submissiveness to the Spanish colonizers. The question thusly arises as to what had awakened the hearts and opened the minds of the Filipino people with regards to their dilemma. Eventually, the natives realized that such domination in their society by foreign colonizers must no longer be tolerated.\r\nSpain, therefore, had no means to baulk the progress of the country. What they need to do is to change their colonial policies so that they are in keeping with the inevitably of the Philippine society and to the rising nationalism of the people. What Rizal had imagined in his essay came true. In 1898, the Americans fought with Spain to win the Philippines and eventually took over the country. Five decades after Rizal’s death, the Philippines gained its long-awa ited independence.\r\n4. What are Rizal’s predictions in Philippine Century Hence? * Rizal was non actually prophesying, instead what he was telling in his article was an analysis. He carefully observed the usher and the past situation of the Philippines and he predicted the future. The domination of new(prenominal) countries to our country, there will be other countries in the world that are ready to take lend oneself of our country, national consciousness had still awakened, and great Filipino minds still emerged from the remains.\r\n'