Enumerate and explain the important changes/factors that led to the rise of nationalism in the Philippines in the 19th Century.
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![Enumerate and explain the important
changes/factors that led to the rise of
nationalism in the Philippines in the 19th
Century.
A. Cultural Developments
B. Religious Developments
C. Political Developments
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