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THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT | Kenneth Infeliz - BSCE-2B

Kenneth Infeliz2021-09-23
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The video explores the pre-hispanic era in the Philippines, the Propaganda Movement, and the importance of Filipino identity and historical figures in inspiring unity, reform, and national pride. It emphasizes the need for citizens to combat issues like corruption and discrimination, embrace their culture, and strengthen Filipino fraternity and nationalism.

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Overview of the Pre-Hispanic era in the Philippines.
01:41
The era was characterized by peace, order, beauty, and humility among native Filipinos with their cultures and beliefs.
Changes, revolutions, and tyranny began to disrupt the peaceful life.
The Propaganda Movement, formed in 1872 by Filipino expatriates in Europe, aimed to bring reforms to rectify the evils of the Spanish colonial system through writing and speeches.
Objectives of the movement included representation, secularization of the clergy, equality, recognition of the Philippines as a province of Spain, creation of public schools, abolition of forced labor, and guarantee of basic freedoms for Filipinos.
Importance of Filipino Heroes in the Propaganda Movement.
04:22
Historical figures inspire citizens to combat societal issues like corruption and discrimination.
Embracing Filipino culture amidst globalization is crucial for national identity.
Unity, selflessness, and national pride are emphasized to strengthen Filipino fraternity and nationalism.