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    The Death and Aftermath of Rizal Topic: By: Biñas, Miraflor S Mantes, April Elyza Moreno, Mary Ann Puyawan, Charlotte

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    Rizal was accused of rebellion which led to his death penalty. He was arrested in 1896 and lived in exile in Dapitan for 4 years as punishment. When he volunteered to be a doctor in Cuba, he was informed he had been charged with rebellion, inciting revolt and forming illegal associations. He was executed by firing squad on December 30, 1896 at the age of 35. His death sparked nationalist sentiment that led to growing calls for Philippine independence from Spain, which was achieved in 1946.

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    Rizal was accused of rebellion which led to his death penalty. He was arrested in 1896 and lived in exile in Dapitan for 4 years as punishment. When he volunteered to be a doctor in Cuba, he was informed he had been charged with rebellion, inciting revolt and forming illegal associations. He was executed by firing squad on December 30, 1896 at the age of 35. His death sparked nationalist sentiment that led to growing calls for Philippine independence from Spain, which was achieved in 1946.

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    Rizal was accused of rebellion which led to his death penalty. He was arrested in 1896 and lived in exile in Dapitan for 4 years as punishment. When he volunteered to be a doctor in Cuba, he was informed he had been charged with rebellion, inciting revolt and forming illegal associations. He was executed by firing squad on December 30, 1896 at the age of 35. His death sparked nationalist sentiment that led to growing calls for Philippine independence from Spain, which was achieved in 1946.

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    TOPIC

    The Death and


    Aftermath of Rizal
    by:
    Biñas, Miraflor S
    Mantes, April Elyza
    Moreno, Mary Ann
    Puyawan, Charlotte
    STATEMENT OF
    THE PROBLEM
    Statement of the Problem

    This research aims to determine the cause of Rizal's death and its aftermath.
    Specifically, this study intends to answer the following questions:

    1. What was Jose Rizal accused for that led to death penalty?
    2. Is he innocent of crime rebellion? Why or why not?
    3. After Rizal died, what are the events happened that leads to Philippine Independence?
    4. Is Rizal’s dying for the country was really worth it? Why or why not?
    5. How did Rizal’s death influence the history of our nation?
    DISCUSSION
    Cause of Rizal’s
    Death
    Cause of Rizal’s Death
    • He was arrested by the Spaniards on
    four grounds.

    • He lived in Dapitan for 4 years as a


    punishment.

    • After 4 years of punishment, he


    volunteered himself to be a doctor at
    Cuba.
    Cause of Rizal’s Death
    • While he’s onboard on the way to Cuba, he
    received a message.

    • When Rizal arrived at Fort Santiago, Rizal


    was charged with three crimes.

    • Rizal defended himself by presenting


    twelve argument that can prove that he is
    innocent.
    Rizal’s Death
    Rizal’s Death
    • Rizal’s final days
    Rizal’s Death
    • Rizal’s execution
    REFERENCES:

    PHOTOS:
    • https://xiaochua.net/2012/12/25/the-last-days-of-jose-rizal-a-timeline-of-his-last-arrest-incarcerati
    on-execution-and-the-journey-of-his-remains/alcohol-lamp-copy
    /
    • https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/519813981966933123/
    • https://tinig-uk.com/the-meanings-of-rizals-death-discovered-in-samar-and-leyte-folk-songs/
    • https://indiohistorian.tumblr.com/post/39130243698/rizal-was-reading-the-imitation-of-christ-by
    Study Objectives

    Mercury Venus Mars


    Mercury is the closest Venus has a beautiful Despite being red, Mars is
    planet to the Sun and the name and is the second actually a cold place full of
    smallest of them all planet from the Sun iron oxide dust
    Introduction

    Title of the Thesis


    Venus has a beautiful name
    and is the second planet in the
    Solar System. It’s terribly hot—
    even hotter than Mercury—and
    its atmosphere is extremely
    poisonous
    This Is a Map

    Venus
    Venus is the second
    planet from the Sun

    Mercury
    Mercury is the
    smallest planet

    Earth
    Earth is the only
    planet with life
    Literature Review

    Theory 01 Theory 02
    Mercury is the closest Despite being red, Mars is
    planet to the Sun and the actually a cold place full of
    smallest of them all iron oxide dust
    Bibliographic References
    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher

    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher

    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher

    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher

    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher

    ● AUTHOR (YEAR): Title of the publication. Publisher


    Secondary Objectives

    Mercury Venus Mars


    Venus has a beautiful
    Mercury is the closest Despite being red, Mars is
    name and is the second
    planet to the Sun actually a cold place
    planet

    Saturn Earth Jupiter


    Saturn is a gas giant and Earth is the third planet Jupiter is a gas giant and
    has several rings from the Sun the biggest one
    Awesome
    Words
    Your Work

    You can replace the image on the


    screen with your own work. Just
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    center it properly
    A Picture Is Worth a
    Thousand Words
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    2nd Week Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su

    3rd Phase 4th Phase


    1,927
    Big numbers catch your audience's attention
    Table

    Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4

    Indicator 1

    Indicator 2

    Indicator 3

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    Mercury Mars
    Mercury is the closest Now Mars is actually a
    planet to the Sun very cold place

    Venus
    1927 2027
    Venus is the second
    planet from the Sun
    A Picture Always Reinforces
    the Concept

    Images reveal large amounts


    of data, so remember: Use an
    image instead of a long text
    Important Percentages

    33.5%
    Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

    26.7%
    Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

    18.2%
    Saturn is the ringed one and a gas giant
    Methodology

    Research Analysis
    Venus has a beautiful Jupiter is the biggest
    name, but it’s terribly hot planet in the Solar System

    Data Study Comparison


    Despite being red, Mars is Saturn is the ringed one
    actually a cold place and a gas giant
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