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Here are my responses to the assignment questions: 1. Ways to show love for your country include: respecting your country's flag and national anthem, obeying laws, participating in community service, promoting your country's culture, and working hard to help your country progress and develop. 2. Some of the heroes of the Philippines include: Jose Rizal, who was a nationalist and reformist whose writings inspired the Philippine Revolution; Andres Bonifacio, who founded the Katipunan secret society that started the Philippine Revolution; Emilio Aguinaldo, who led Philippine forces during the Philippine Revolution and became the first President of the Philippines; Apolinario Mabini, who served as the first Prime

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Here are my responses to the assignment questions: 1. Ways to show love for your country include: respecting your country's flag and national anthem, obeying laws, participating in community service, promoting your country's culture, and working hard to help your country progress and develop. 2. Some of the heroes of the Philippines include: Jose Rizal, who was a nationalist and reformist whose writings inspired the Philippine Revolution; Andres Bonifacio, who founded the Katipunan secret society that started the Philippine Revolution; Emilio Aguinaldo, who led Philippine forces during the Philippine Revolution and became the first President of the Philippines; Apolinario Mabini, who served as the first Prime

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NATIONALISM IN SOUTH

ASIA
Unlocking Difficulties:
• Caste system- a very rigid social stratification of Indian society

• Inadverted- not intended

• Pantheon- a group of Gods

• Polygamy- the practice of having more than one mate a time

• Suttee- a Hindu practice involving the voluntary burning of a window at


the pyre of her dead husband as a sign of her loyalty and devotion to him
 
 
Guide Question:
• State the root cause of the British sense of superiority over other
people.

• Identify the positive effects of Hindu cooperation with the English


colonizers.

• What is nationalism? Trace the development of Indian nationalism


from Ram Mohan Roy. Tagore, Gandhi, and Sayid Khan

• Discuss the differences between the Indian Muslims and the Indian
Hindus.
What is nationalism?
A feeling that people have of being loyal to and
proud of their country after with the belief that
is better and more important than other
countries.
What are the countries that belong to Asia ?
• Philippine
• India
• China
• Hong Kong
• Vietnam
• Singapore
• Myanmar
• Malaysia
• Japan
• Thailand
 
 
• Around mid-1800s the British defeated the
army of Napoleon, Bonaparte and they
colonized India.
Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?
• He was a French military leader and
emperor who conquered much of Europe
in the early 19th century.
 
• When Napoleon defeated That is the time that
England colonized India.
 
• Hindu, were the first to cooperate with the
British.
 
• This cooperation gave the Hindus to have their
capability and both study their own culture and
foreign culture and see their weaknesses and
strength.
• Some educated Indians, who moulded in
the belief that a foreign culture was
superior to the indigenous culture

Who is Ram Mohan Roy?


-he is one of the founders of the Brahma
Sabha.
What is Brahma Sabha?
-Brahma Sabha means Society of Brahma.
-He is the father of Indian Renaissance.
What are Achievements Of Brahma Sabha?

1.Widows were given the right to remarry and not to be burned alive during
their husband’s cremation.

2. Schools were established for everyone who wanted an education, regardless


of their gender and caste.

3. Polygamy was prohibited

4. It restored the right of the people to choose their religion, whatever their
social class, and to worship wherever they wanted.
 

 
in (1817-1905) Davendranath Tagore
• Continues the teaching of Roy’s and he
championed the cause of education for all
Indians.
• And after Davendranath, Rabindranath
continued his works.
Who is Rabindranath?
• He was the son of Davendranath.
• He was born to a wealthy family and was
properly educated in India’s classical
literature, western philosophy, and the
three languages
• Sanskrit, Persians, and English
• He followed the footsteps of his father and received the Nobel prize for
literature in 1913.

• In 19th century nationalism was prevalent in Europe.

• It became the discussion and concern of curriculum, scholarship and


social movements.
 
• So the Indian student who studied in Europe became acquainted with
liberal ideas. They initially asked for.

• Equality in social opportunities for the Indians and British, but this
demand was rejected by Queen Vitoria.
 
• The English banned the production and used.
Native good from soap to lint
 
• They poured cheap English product into huge
Indian market, through the English factories
benefited from the situation, the native artisans
suffered severe losses.
 
• The natives themselves attempt to solve this
situation by launching the swadesh.
What is swadesh class?
 
-A movement to sufficiently provide for the basic needs and
employment opportunities.

- The national congress became actively involved in this movement.


Its members became actively involved in this movement

-Its members became avid supporter of the nationalist and


independent movement since the majority of the national congress
were educated and wealthy Indians.

 
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or
Mahatma Ghandi?
• is the famous member of national congress.
• He was popular among the intellectuals
and the masses, and was warmly accepted
by the different society. Under his
leadership millions were persuaded to
work for the cause of Indian independence
 
• Indian Muslim experienced difficulties against their fellow Indians
who were Hindus who are colonized by the English people.
 
• Indian Muslim is the first Mughal rulers of India and to be under by
Hindus was very painful.
 
• The Difference between the Indian Muslim and Hindus caused a
split to the Indian nationalist movement.

• So the Muslim demanded immediate independence from the


colonizers because they were not happy with the prospect of Hindus
rulers so they did not attend the English schools nor did they speak
the English language.
• 1817-1898 Sayid Ahmad khan
• Attempted to solve the situation by establishing
the Anglo-oriental college in 1875. Muslim
students were encouraged to go to school.
Ultimately when independence was granted to
India in 1947. The territory was divided into
Pakistan (made up of present day Pakistan and
East Bengal now known as Bangladesh, both
areas being predominantly Muslim) and India, a
dominantly Hindu nation
• Directions:
• Bring out ½ sheet of pad paper and
answer this activity.
 
 
1.The practice of having a more than one mate at a time.
2.A Hindu practice involving the voluntary burning of a widow at the
pyre of her dead husband as a sign of her loyalty and devotion to him.
3.He is the father of Indian renaissance
4.He is the son of Davendranath tagore
5.He is the one who advocate the freedom of speech and religion as a
natural right
6.When independence was granted to India.
7.He established the Anglo-Oriental College in 1985.
8.He is the most famous member of the national congress.
9.A movement to sufficiently provide for the basic needs of the people.
10.Who received the Nobel Prize for literature in 1913
Answer key:
 
1.Polygamy
2.Suttee
3.Ram Mohan Roy
4.Rabindranath
5.Ram Mohan Roy
6.1947
7.Sayyid Ahman Khan
8.Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
9.Swaraj
10.Rabindranath
• Assignment
• On a ½ sheet of pad paper copy your
assignment and answer to be pass next
meeting.
 
1.How can you show your love in your
country?
2.Research all the heroes of Philippines.

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