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    1) The American revolution inspired Filipino reformists like Rizal to aspire for freedom and independence from Spain. 2) The abuses and injustices of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines included instability of administration, corrupt officials, no representation in Spanish government, denial of human rights, inequality before the law, maladministration of justice, and racial discrimination. 3) American efforts to establish political democracy through education policy were more successful than attempts to create economic equality, as land ownership patterns were not significantly changed in the predominantly agricultural Philippine society.

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    1) The American revolution inspired Filipino reformists like Rizal to aspire for freedom and independence from Spain. 2) The abuses and injustices of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines included instability of administration, corrupt officials, no representation in Spanish government, denial of human rights, inequality before the law, maladministration of justice, and racial discrimination. 3) American efforts to establish political democracy through education policy were more successful than attempts to create economic equality, as land ownership patterns were not significantly changed in the predominantly agricultural Philippine society.

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    1) The American revolution inspired Filipino reformists like Rizal to aspire for freedom and independence from Spain. 2) The abuses and injustices of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines included instability of administration, corrupt officials, no representation in Spanish government, denial of human rights, inequality before the law, maladministration of justice, and racial discrimination. 3) American efforts to establish political democracy through education policy were more successful than attempts to create economic equality, as land ownership patterns were not significantly changed in the predominantly agricultural Philippine society.

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    1) The American revolution inspired Filipino reformists like Rizal to aspire for freedom and independence from Spain. 2) The abuses and injustices of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines included instability of administration, corrupt officials, no representation in Spanish government, denial of human rights, inequality before the law, maladministration of justice, and racial discrimination. 3) American efforts to establish political democracy through education policy were more successful than attempts to create economic equality, as land ownership patterns were not significantly changed in the predominantly agricultural Philippine society.

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    LEARNING ACTIVITY

    American revolution

    POLITICAL American preparation of the Philippines for


    democratic self-government suffered from an
    inherent contradiction, perhaps not recognized at the
    time. Transferring governmental responsibility to
    those capable of undertaking it was not consistent
    with building a social and economic base for
    political democracy.

    Rizal’s time was deemed to be the


    height of the maladministration of Spain
    and its decay that obscured the
    Philippine skies.

    In this period the colonies first rejected


    the authority of the British Parliament to
    govern without representation, and
    formed self-governing independent
    states.

    SOCIAL
    The American Revolution had in a way
    inspired Filipino reformists like Rizal to
    aspire for freedom and independence.

    Educational policy was the only


    successful U.S. effort to establish a
    sociocultural basis for political
    democracy.

    The Filipino people suffered intensely


    beneath the bondage of Spanish
    misrule for they were ill-fated victims of
    the evil, injustices, prejudices and
    sudden collapse of colonial power.

    The abuses and injustices made by the


    Spanish officials were as follows…

    • Instability of Colonial
    Administration

    • Corrupt Spanish Officials

    • No Philippine Representation to
    the Spanish Cortes

    • Human Rights Denied to the


    Filipinos

    • No Equality before the law

    • Mal-administration of Justice

    • Racial Discrimination
    ECONOMICAL

    Indirectly, the American Revolution had


    in a way inspired Filipino reformists like
    Rizal to aspire for freedom and
    independence. When the Philippines
    was opened by Spain to world trade in
    the 19th century, liberal ideas from
    America borne by ships and men from
    foreign ports began to reach the
    country and influenced the ilustrados.

    American attempts to create equality of economic


    opportunity were more modest and less successful.
    In a predominantly agricultural country the pattern
    of landownership is crucial.

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