Rizal Flashcards

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When was RA 1425 effective?

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June 12, 1956

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It is a law that has been implemented and published

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Republic Act

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It is a proposed law, it may or may not have been passed by the Congress

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Bill

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Author of Rizal Bill

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Sen. Claro M. Recto

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Sponsored the Rizal Bill

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Jose P. Laurel Sr.

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The Rizal Law’s Bill before implemented into law

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Senate Bill 438

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Who argued that Rizal’s novels should not be taught as they do not accurately depict current conditions and may give a false impression to the country

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Father Jesus Cavana

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____ lines from Noli me Tangere and ____ from El Filibusterismo were offensive to the Catholic doctrine

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170, 50

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Catholic groups organized opposition to the bill

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  1. Catholic Action of the Philippines
  2. Congregation of the Mission
  3. Knights of Columbus
  4. Catholic Teachers Guilkd
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He filed a bill similar to Senate Billl 438 (House Bill No. 5561)

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Congressman Jacobo Z. Gonzales

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it means not censored or edited to remove offensive or objectional content

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unexpurgated

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Who signed Senate Bill 438 into law, giving birth to R.A. 1425?

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President Ramon Magsaysay

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to remove or censor offensive and objectional content from a text

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expurgated

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Rizal Law Rationale

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Concern of the waning Filipino Identity

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This section of RA 1425 mandates the students to read Rizal’s Novels

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1st Section

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This section of RA 1425 require the schools to have sufficient number of unexpurgated copies of the novels in their libraries

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2nd Section

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This section of RA 1425 aims to make Rizal’s writing more readily available top the public by providing their printing at an affordable cost, or sometimes, free

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3rd Section

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This section of RA 1425 clarifies it will not change a section of the Administrative Code, prohibiting public school teachers from teaching religious doctirines.

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4th Section

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This section of RA 1425 authorized the unallocated funds to be used to implement the act

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5th Section

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The term that emphasizes the break from traditional ways of life, the emergence of new ideas, attitudes, and institutions that marked the transition to a new era

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modernity

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A philosophical movement that valued reason, rationality, and individualism

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Enlightenment

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The Five Religious Orders in the Philippines

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  1. Augustinians
  2. Fransiscans
  3. Jesuits
  4. Dominicans
  5. Augustinian Recollects
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Also known as the Galleon Trade

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Manila-Acapulco Trade

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a type of farming where croips are grown primarily for sale, rather than sustenance

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cash crop agriculture

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Rich natives in the Philippines
Inquilinos
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Spanish Racial Hierarchy
1. Peninsulares 2. Creoles/Insulares 3. Meztizos 4. Native Filipinos 5. Indios
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A term used to refer the poor people of the country; viewed as inferior and treated as second-class citizens
Indios
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group of educated natives who sought freedom and independence from Spanish rules; "erudite"
Ilustrados
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Significant attempt by the Spanish Colonial Government to address the lack of formal education among Filipinos
The Educational Decree of 1863
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Responsible for broadening the perspectives of ther Filipino Students, many of them drew their own conclusions from these principles
Jesuits
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Forced Labor
Polo y servicio
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The instability of spanish politics since the turbulent reign of ___ started the political unrest in spain
King Ferdinand VII
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The first Philippine representation in the Spanish Cortes (Spanish Parliament)
Valentine Ventura
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Due to the union of the Church and the State; a Government of Friars considered to be a unique form of Government in Hispanic Philippines
Frailocracy
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a sum of money paid to the government
Falla
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Rizal's family became tenants in where
Dominican estate of Calamba
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Created for the purpose of maintaining peace and order
Guardia Civil
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Rizal's ancestors
Domingo Lam-co
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Lam-co changed their surname into
Mercado
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Domingo Lam-Co's wife
Inez de la Roza
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Mga papa - lolo ni Rizal
Francisco Mercado II - Juan Mercado - Francisco Mercado I
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Wife of Don Francisco I
Dona Teodora Alonso y Realonda
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Bday ni J.Rizz
June 19, 1861
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The decree to adopt surnames for taxation purposes
Claveria's decree in 1849 by Governor-General Narciso
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Seventh Child, Second Son
J. Rizal
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Rizal's pen name in his autobiography
P. Jacinto
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Rizal's Biography
Memoria de un Estudiante de Manila
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Rizal's Siblings
Saturnina, Paciano, Narcissa, Olimpia, Lucia, Maria, Jose, Concepcion, Josefa, Trinidad, Soledad
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Dona Teodora was accused of what
Poisoning the wife of her brother, Jose Maria Alberto
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Marciano Gomez, Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora was dedicated to Rizal's novel called
El Filibusterismo
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When was the GOMBURZA executed
February 17, 1872 at Bagumbayan
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The Cavite Mutiny of 1872 inspired Rizal to write
Noli me Tangere
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An interpretation that started when ______ did not excempt the workers from the tribute and there was compulsory labor obligation
Rafael de Izquierdo
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Rizal's First Teacher
Lalay (Dona Teodora Alonso y Realonda)
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Rizal's two tutors
Lucas Padua & Leon Meroy
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The Children's Friend
El Amigo de los Ninos
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Sa aking mga kababata in spanish
A Mis Queridos Niños
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Rizal's teacher at Binan during private schooling
Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz
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Rizals classmate and co-apprentice to Art by Juancho
Jose Guevarra
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Ateneo is formerly known as
Escuela Pia (Charity School of Manila)
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Rizal was able to study at Ateneo with the help of
Manuel Xeres Burgos
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the Professor when Rizal honed his poetic language - leading him to write many poems of history, religion, education
Fr. Francisco Paula de Sanchez
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What class does rizal belong at ateneo
Carthaginians (blue banners)
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Painting _____ ; Scultping ______
Agustin Saez ; Teodoro Romualdo de Jesus
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Rizal's first course in UST
Philosophy and Letters
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also names as the Filipino men of wealth and intellect
Native Intelligentsia
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First love of Rizal
Segunda Katigbak
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Segunda was married to
Arturo Luz
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Miss L; described with seductive and attractive eyes
Jacinta Ibardolaza
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"Orang"
Leonor Valenzuela
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Lasted 11 years
Leonor Rivera
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Rizal's wionning piece during the LiceoArtistico de Manila contest
El Consejo de los Dioses
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an Irish Political Scientist and Historian known for his 1983 book "Imagined Communities"
Benedict Anderson
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What university in Madrid did Rizal enroll into
Universidad Central de Madrid
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small community he met on Universidad Central de Madrid
Circulo Hispano-Filipino
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When and what ship did Rizal board and where to?
May 3 1882, SS Salvadora, Singapore
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Malay children shout
a la mer, a la mer
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Where rizal's former classmates from Ateneo usually met in Spain
Plaza de Cataluna
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From singapore, he boarded
SS Djemnah
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Beautiful daughter of Don Pablo Ortiga y Rey Consuelo
Segunda Ortiga y Rey Consuelo
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Speech of Rizal at the banquet in Madrid was published in what newspaper
El liberal
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Rizal's Masonry name
Dimasalang (ungraspable)
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Rizal's title after graduating medicine
Licienciado en Medicina
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Obtained this degree due to Pacianos help
Licenciado en Filosofía y Letras
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While in Paris, France studying Opthalmology, he assisted whom
Dr. Louis de Weckertt
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In Heidelberg, Germany, he is an assistant to
Dr. Otto Becker
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an Austrian scholar in Leitmeritz whose historical and ethnographic publications on the Philippines betrayed his abiding interest in a people and a country he had never even seen with his own eyes
Ferdinand Blumentritt
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one of the biographers of rizal that stated that Rizal ambitioned to make education accesible to all
Austin Craig
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Aims of Propagana movement
1. Restoration of Philippine Representation in Spanish Cortes 2. Secularization of all Parishes 3. Reforms in All Branches of the Government 4. Equal Division of Government Posts Between Filipinos and Spaniards 5. Extension and improvement of primary education 6. Vocational Education
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an unwavering campaign for the much needed political and social freedoms, lobbying the government in Spain and using their connections with the liberal Spanish politicians
Propaganda
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Aims of La Solidaridad
1. Fight reaction \ 2. Stop all efforts to keep Philippines a backward country 3. Extol liberal ideas 4. To defend progress
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If Rizal used Dimasalang and Laong Laan, what did Mariano Ponce, Antonio Luna, and Marcelo H. Del Pilar use
Tikbalang; Taga ilog; Plaridel