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Question Answered step-by-step Answer the following 1. Cite the contribution of Rizal in the La… Answer the following1. Cite the contribution of Rizal in the La solidaridad and give a brief summary of his writings in London, Paris, and Madrid2. Discuss briefly the encounters of Rizal in Madrid. Do you consider this as disappointment as an unavoidable circumstances? Explain your answer.3. Based on Rizal’s El filibusterismo, what is injustice to you in this modern time?4. Give your own interpretation of the statement of Rizal “Medicine should be brought near to the patient” and apply that in modern times.5. What is the message of Rizal to the women of the Philippines on what they should teach their children?6. Why did Rizal decide to go home to the Philippines despite enjoying a happy life with his family in Hong Kong?7. White a summary of your own view of Rizal’s life while in Dapitan.8. Give a short comment on appreciation of the poems that Rizal composed in Dapitan.9. What did Rizal proved to the Filipino when he changed Dapitan and its people towards attaining human dignity?10. Discuss what this present generation of Filipinos learn from the exile of Rizal in Dapitan. Arts & Humanities Writing Creative Writing HIST 101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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