Kartilya ng Katipunan by Emilip Jacinto Primary Source Analysis PDF

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Created by John DePasquale for classroom usePRIMARY SOURCE ANALYSISTitle of Source: _____Type of Primary Source: __OBSERVE EXPLAIN INFER WONDERDESCRIPTION OF SOURCE:_What do you observe? Consider the images, people, objects, activities, actions, words, phrases, facts, and numbers. _MEANING:_What is ...

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PRIMARY'SOURCE'ANALYSIS' ' Kartilya ng Katipunan by Emilio Jacinto Title'of'Source:''___________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________'''' ' Historical Type'of'Primary'Source:'______________________________________________________________________________________________________________'

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Who'is'the'author'of'the'primary'source?'What'do'you'know'about'the'author'that'may'shape'his/her'perspective?'

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The Katipunan's official teaching document, written by Emilio Jacinto, is widely viewed that way. The Kartilya ng Katipunan is a set of principles that demonstrates how Filipinos should live their lives in accordance with high moral standards, as well as a list of obligations and responsibilities. Who'is'the'intended'audience'of'the'primary'source?" " revolutionary society dedicated to the independence and liberation of the Philippines from foreign rulers and colonizers. A Those that wish to become members of the Katipunan, they have regulations for those who want to become members of the KKK. " Where'and'when'was'the'primary'source'published'or'created?' There are 14 paragraphs in the original version of the text that describe the qualities that Katipuneros should represent. The document was drafted before to the Katipunan's revolutionary effort in August 1896, when it was published. When they first joined the Katipunan, the Katipuneros were forced to read the Kartilya and abide by the code of conduct that it contained.

Describe'the'historical'context.'What'was'happening'during'this'event'or'time'period?' % 1986, Andres Bonifacio, the father of the Philippine Revolution and former President of the Supreme Council of the Katipunan, In ' penned the duties of the sons of the people, a list' of the duties and responsibilities that every member of the organization was expected to adhere to to the letter and spirit of the law. Bonifacio's impassioned ideas were represented in the rules, which formed a Decalogue under his leadership.

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DESCRIPTION'OF'SOURCE:' What%do%you%observe?%Consider%the%images,%people,% objects,%activities,%actions,%words,%phrases,%facts,% and%numbers.%

MEANING:' ME SSA G GE E /A R G GU U ME NT NT:: What%is%the%meaning%of%the%objects,%words,%symbols,% What sentiment (attitude or feeling) do you think etc.?% the author is trying to convey through the source? What, based on the source, can you infer about the historical event or time period?

QUESTIONS:' What%about%the%source%makes%you%curious?%What% questions%still%remain?%What%additional% information%would%you%need%to%know%in%order%to% deepen%your%understanding%of%the%ideas%expressed% in%the%source?%

" Kartilya of the Katipunan was not just important to The the " Katipuneros but also to all the Filipinos during a time where the country is under the control of " powerful forces. The rules and duties made by Emilio Jacinto made Filipinos realize that the only way to " save the country and be a better Filipino is to be " disciplined and follow what is given to them. " Changing Filipino’s attitudes by renouncing any bad habits and following the rules made by the authority " helped us to become a better citizen. It" is also very important to us, modern Filipinos to follow the footsteps of our ancestors. We can learn a " lot " from them especially in being a disciplined citizen.

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Kartilya ng Katipunan is a set of principles that shows the path on how each and every one of us must live of lives by living to the fullest through good values. I believe that this Kartilya ng Katipunan was made to change the thoughts of every Filipino's unacceptable behavior

Emilio Jacinto is described as both the soul and the brain of the Katipunan. While only 21 years old, Jacinto joined the guerilla force and actively participated in the fight against the Spanish, showing how intelligent and daring he is. Emilio Jacinto's views helped to form the Philippine Revolution. He is a decent and innocent guy even though he experiences poverty and understands no language, who is honest, good-natured, and honorable, who doesn't oppress others or aid their oppressors, who cares for his native land.

What if the Katipunan members don't follow the teachings and ideals of Kartilya? What would happen to them? Are they in trouble? Will they be put to death? What if Emilio Jacinto, knowing Jose Rizal was his hero, went to college anyway? If he didn't join Bonifacio's alliance, what will happen? Why did Andres Bonifacio choose to embrace the Kartilya instead of his own draft of the Dekalogo ng Katipunan?...