1. Rizal's annotations of Morga's Sucesos include the following articles:
- The Ancient Tagalogs
- The Laws of the Tagalogs
- The Tagalog People
- Tagalog Riddles
- Ancient Visayan Civilization
- Customs of the Tagalogs
- Tagalog Marriage
- Tagalog Funeral
- Tagalog War
- Tagalog Religion
- Tagalog Arts and Letters
2. Rizal annotated Morga's book because he wanted to show the world the richness and greatness of Philippine culture and history. He believed that Filipinos should be proud of their heritage and that by highlighting the achievements of their ancestors, they could inspire a sense of nationalism and unity among the people.
3. Rizal chose Morga's book to be annotated because it was one of the few existing accounts of Philippine history and culture during the pre-colonial period. As a scholar and historian, Rizal saw the significance of Morga's work in understanding the origins of Filipino identity and the impact of colonization on their society.
4. Rizal viewed Filipinos and their culture as deserving of recognition and respect. He believed that they had a rich history and cultural heritage that was often overlooked and undervalued by colonizers and outsiders. In contrast, Morga's view of Filipinos was more paternalistic and condescending. He saw them as a primitive and uncivilized people who needed to be civilized and Christianized by the Spanish.
5. The present Philippine situation that can be associated with the plot of the Noli includes themes of social injustice, corruption, and oppression. These are issues that continue to affect Filipino society today, such as political corruption, poverty, and inequality.
6. The present Philippine situation that can be associated with the plot of the Fili includes themes of resistance, revolution, and nationalism. The novel depicts the struggles of the Filipino people against colonial rule and their fight for independence, which is still relevant today as the country continues to face challenges in asserting its sovereignty and national identity.
