Jose Rizal's Life and Legacy

A collection of flashcards covering key concepts, terms, and events from the life and legacy of Jose Rizal.

Ateneo Municipal

The prestigious college where Rizal graduated with highest honors in 1877.

La Liga Filipina

A civic organization founded by Rizal aiming for reforms in education, society, and industry.

El Filibusterismo

Rizal's second novel which continues the themes from Noli Me Tangere and critiques Spanish colonial rule.

Dapitan

The place of Rizal's exile where he practiced medicine and engaged in community projects.

Noli Me Tangere

Rizal's first novel that highlighted the social injustices in the Philippines under Spanish rule.

O-Sei-San

A Japanese woman whom Rizal loved during his time in Japan.

Rizal's Execution

Executed by firing squad on December 30, 1896, for his involvement in the reform movement.

Secret Mission

Rizal's goal to observe European culture and prepare for the liberation of his people.

Maria Clara

A character in Noli Me Tangere, representing the moral dilemma faced by Filipinos during the Spanish era.

Philosophy and Letters

Rizal's initial course of study at the University of Santo Tomas before shifting to Medicine.

Makabayan

A term used to describe patriots who love their country, often used in reference to Rizal and his peers.

Anti-Friar Petition

A petition signed by Filipino patriots in 1888, leading to increased persecution from Spanish authorities.

Manifesto a Algunos Filipinos

Rizal's manifesto urging Filipinos to seek reform through peaceful means rather than violence.

Revolucion

The term referring to the revolution against Spanish rule, which Rizal initially opposed.

Exile

Rizal's forced residence away from the Philippines due to his political beliefs.

Doctor Uliman

Nickname given to Rizal because of his education in Europe, derived from 'Aleman' meaning German.

Civic Affairs

Community engagements Rizal participated in to promote education and discourage idleness in Calamba.