Rizal Reviewer

Jose Rizal was born on

June 19, 1861

Rizal was baptized by

Father Rufino Collantes

godfather

Father Pedro Casanas

Rizal was the __ child

seventh

Rizal’s Siblings

Saturnina, Paciano, Narcisa, Olimpia, Lucia, Maria, Rizal, Concepcion, Josefa, Trinidad, Soledad

great grandfather (father’s side)

Domingo Lamco

great grandfather (mother’s side)

Manuel De Quintos

great grandmother (father’s side)

Ines de la Rosa

great grandmother (mother’s side)

Regina Ursua

Grandmother (mother)

Brigida

Grandmother (father)

Cirila Alejandrino

Grandfather (father’s side)

Juan Mercado

Grandfather (mother’s side)

Lorenzo Alberto

Mother

Teodora Alonso

Father

Francisco Mercado

Domingo Lamco assumed the surname Mercado in keeping with the gubernatorial decree of

Narciso Claveria

Don Francisco school

Colegio de San Jose in Manila

Francisco Mercado Course

Latin and Philosophy

Teodora School

Colegio de Santa Rosa

Parish Priest in Calamba

Father Leoncio Lopez

First Poem

Sa Aking Kabata

First taste of injustice

arrest and incarceration of his mother to her alleged complicity in the murder of Teodora Formoso, his uncle’s unfaithful wife. She told them to work out their relationship but nevertheless Teodora conspired with the Gobernadorcillo of Calamba of attempted poisoning. She was arrested and made to walk for 50km. Jailed for two and a half years and got out by the assistance of the administer of calamba. (UST lawyers defended her). Create distrust in Rizal

Rizal’s First Teacher

Mother - Teodora Alonso

First Private Tutor

Maestro Celestino

2nd Private Tutor

Maestro Lucas Padua

3rd tutor (taught him latin)

Leon Monroy

Rizal left Calamba to Study in

Binan

Rizal and Paciano on board

carromata

how long was the travel from Calamba to Binan

one and a half hour

Village school was under the charg of

Maestro Justiniano Cruz

Son of Maestro Cruz

Pedro

Rizal took painting lessons under

Old Juancho

Sent Rizal a letter

Saturnina

Rizal went home on

Talim

Rizal took the exam at

Colegio de San Juan Letran

Rizal took the exam on

June 10, 1872

Rizal sought admission to

Ateneo Municipal

Who denied Rizal Admission (college registrar)

Father Magi Fernando

was admitted to Ateneo by the intervention of

Manuel Burgos

Rizal’s course in Ateneo

Bachiller en Artes

two empires in Ateneo

Romans and Carthaginian

boarding students at Ateneo

Romans

non boarding students at Ateneo

Carthaginian

the empires had their ranks

Standard Bearer, Centurion, Decurion, Tribune, Emperor(Best scholar)

Rizal studied Ateneo from ___ to ___

1872 - 1877

Rizal awards

highest academic honor

Rizal confraternities

Solidarity of Our Lady; Apostleship of Prayer

succeeded in poetry writing because of

Father Francisco Paula de Sanchez

Rizal took special lessons in Spanish

Convent School of Santa Isabel

Rizal took painting lessons under (Ateneo)

Agustin Saez

sculpture lessons

Teodora Romualdo de Jesus

physical fitness training under

Tio Manuel

encouraged to switch to medicine by

Governor-General Domingo Moriones; Father Ramon

UST medicine from ___ to ___

1878-1882

Rizal organization with fellow boys

El Companeros

1879 Literary Contest Poem

A La Juventud Filipina

one-act-play requested by the Jesuits

Junto al Pasig

judged as best entry but was confer the prize to a spaniard

El Consejo de los Dioses

First taste of Spanish Brutality

Rizal did not bother to salute or greet the lieutenant of the Guardia Civil because of the darkness of the night. He whipped out his sword and slashes it at Rizal’s back.
He sent a letter to the governor-general Primo de Rivera but nothing positive came out of it

he left the country to finish his studies in

Europe; Barcelona, Spain

the real purposes of Rizal’s voyage to Europe

• to make a name for himself

• to observe and study European society; and

• to prepare himself for the task of liberating the Filipinos from Spanish tyranny

Custodian of Rizal’s last poem

Trinidad

brother who became general in revolution

Paciano

It mandates the teaching of the life, works and writings of rizal in all public and private schools, colleges and universities in the Philippines

Rizal Law, or Republic Act No. 1425

The original author of the Rizal Bill made who made it compulsory reading in all colleges and universities in the country the Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

Claro M. Recto

The deliberation over Senate Bill No. 438 began on

April 23, 1956

He emphasized that Rizal was the founder of Filipino nationality and the architect of the Filipino Nation

Jose P. Laurel

Former President of the Philippies who signed the Rizal Bill into law

Ramon Magsaysay

He claimed that it was the Americans who were responsibe for endorsing him as the Philippine National Hero

Renato Constantino

For him, Rizal was acceptable as a national hero to the Americans because he was the symbol of assimilation

Teodor Agoncillo

He was nicknamed as Tiniente Kiko

Francisco Mercado

She could recite from memory all the poems of Rizal

Narcisa

She was charged for inciting the Calamba townsfolk not to pay land rent and cause unrest

Lucia

It was her whom Jose talked about wanting to marry Josephine Bracken

Maria

She was nicknamed panggoy

Josefa

She became the custodian of Rizal’s last and greatest poem “Mi Ultimo Adios”

Trinidad

She was arguably the best-educated among Rizal’s sisters

Soledad

She died at the age of 3; Pepe loved her the most

Concepcion

Italians under _____ drove out the Austrians occupying the northern part of Italy and weakened the influence of the Pope

Giusepp Garivaldi

The _____, also known as the U.S. war independence, took place from 1775 - 1783

American Revolution

The _____ was a period of political and social upheaval that lasted from 1787 - 1799

French Revolution

Through natives who were eligible to vote elected only officials in town and barrio levels, but never on a _____ level

national

The _____ was a period of economic cultural change in Europe that began in the 11th century and lasted

commercial revolution

The _____ helped set the stage for the Industrial Revolution. It also marked a transition from feudalism to the economic and social structures we see today

commercial revolution

The rise of the factory system is one of the ______ effects of the invention of machines

positive

Another positive effect of invention of machines is improvement people’s _____

standard of living

One of the negative effects _____ is the “unending economic warfare between labor and capital.”

industrial revolution

One of the achievements of men in the 19th century was “_____ of higher education.”

promotion

Spain went through a downward spiral as a world power after Ferdinand’s daughter Isabella and his brother _____

Charles

The Galleon trade lasted from _____-_____

1565-1815

The Philippines was governed directly by the Spanish through the _____ in the 19th century

ministry of colonies

laws enacted by the governor-general

Actos Acordados