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SOCIAL Isabelo de los Jose Protacio Graciano Lopez y Marcelo Hilario Jose Maria Andres Emilio Jacinto Apolinario

Emilio Jacinto Apolinario Zeus Atayza Randolf


FILIPINO Reyes, Sr. y Rizal Mercado y Jaena Del Pilar y Enverga Bonifacio Mabini y Salazar “Randy” S.
THINKERS Florentino Alonzo Realonda Gatmaitan Panganiban Marayan David
Born July 7, 1864 June 19, 1861 at December 18, August 30, 1850 February 1, November December 15, July 23, 1864; April 20, 1934 January 8,
Vigan, Ilocus Calamba, laguna 1856 at Jaro, Ilo 1862 at 30,1863 at 1875 at Tondo, Tanuan, at Tiwi, Albay 1946;
Sur Ilo Mambulao, Tondo, Manila Manila Batangas Pampanga
Camarines
Died October 10, December 30, January 20, July 4, 1896; August 19, May 10, 1897; April 16,1899; May 13, 1903 May 7, 2019
1938; stricken 1896; 1896;Barcelona, Barcelona, 1890; age 33; cause of death
with paralysis Bagumbayan, Spain, of Spain;died of Barcelona, Maragondon, is malaria at
and become Manila ;by Tuberculosis; tuberculosis at Spain, Cavite age 24
bedridden execution of only 39 years old age 45 Tuberculosis
until death at firing squad;only
the age of 74 35 yrs. Old
Pen/nick Beluce Pepe, Jose Diego Laura Plaridel, Dolores JMP Agapito Pingkian, Paralitiko, Bini Randy David
names Don Belong Laong Laan, Manapat, Piping JOMAPA Bagumbayan, dimas ilaw
Dimasalang Dilat, Siling May Pag-asa Ka ilyonng
Labuyo, Kupang
Known as: Filipino Greatest man Great Orator Father of Filipino Supremo, Brains of Fisrt prime Filipino Randy David a
Politician, that the Malay journalism Propagandist Great Plebeian Katipunan minister of the historian Filipino
Labor activist race produced Ama ng Philippines Anthropologist sociologist,
Father of Katipunan Brain of the Father of New journalist,
Filipino revolution Philippine television host
Socialism Historiography
Work: First article is Noli Me Fray botod-deals Diariong Nuestro Translated Mi Editor of La Revolution Ang Pantayong Essays on
Invasion of Tangere-a socio- with the abuses Tagalog-a Obispo Ultimo Adios in Kalayaan-the Filipina Pananaw Bilang Selfhood and
Limahong historical novel and crimes nationalistic Tagalog and officials of The True Diskursong Solidarity
Author of the on the situation committed by a newspaper write Dekalogo newspaper of Decalogue Pangkabihasnan
most of the friar named Dasalan at ng Katipunan KKK
Aglipayan Philippines botod Toksohan- Pag-ibig sa Wrote Kartilya
Literature under friars parody of the Tinubuang ng Katipunan-
greed prayer book Lupa a guide book
La Redencion El Ten of KKK
de Obrero-first Filibusterismo-a Commandment members
labor political novel s of the Friars-
newspaper predicting the his comedic
coming of a version of 10
revolution;in commandments
this work he
implied that a
peaceful
revolution will
work rather than
armed one
Makamisa- the
third but
unfinished
novel; written in
tagalog;has only
one chapter and
ten pages in it.
Others: Leader and National hero First editor of La Second editor of Advocate Founded the Serve as the Proponent of Editor of
founder of Created a civic Solidaridad La Solidaridad freedom of the katipunan spoke person Pantayong Kasarinlan
Aglipayan organization press of Katipunan Pananaw
church called La Liga as well as
Founded the Filipina handling
1st labor unioin Founder of finances
in the Phil., the Philippine
Union Obrera Nationalism
Democratica
Filipina
Advocate of
Socialism
Quotes: Ang hindi The day of victory Whateve we Aling pag-big Genuine virtue A true hero isn’t
magmahal sa is approaching have already pa ang hihigit consists of measured by
sariling wika ay started should kaya sa being the size of
higit pa sa hayop A book you finish be pushed pagkadalisay charitable, strength, but by
at malansang reading is not the through even at pagkadakila loving one’s the sizes of his
isda. same book it was at the sacrifice gaya ng pag- fellow men heart.
before you read of our lives, ibig sa and being
The youth is the it. our honor, and tinubuang judicious in Symbols are
hope of our fortunes lupa?Aling behavior language of
future pag-ibig pa? speech and something
wala na nga, deed invisible spoken
There can be no wala. in the visible
tyrants where word
there are no
slaves

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