The Propaganda Movement

Includes SAS 7-8

Propaganda Movement

A group of Filipinos living in Europe who advocated for reform in the Philippines during the late 19th century

Nelly Boustead

romantic interests of Jose Rizal and Antonio Luna

Fr. Wenceslao Retena

wrote an article about how Dominican friars evicted Rizal’s family from their land due to non-payment of rent

Marcelo H. del Pilar

Rizal’s rival in leadership for the Propaganda Movement

Pilaristas

supporters of del Pilas

Rizalistas

supporters of Rizal

didn’t achieve the necessary majority vote

Rizal won the first 2 rounds of election of a leader for the propaganda movement but he __________

3rd round

At what round of election did Rizal decline the leadership position

1872

year of the execution of GomBurZa (Gomez, Burgos, Zamora)

pen

primary weapon of the movement

Marcelo H. del Pilar

• published La Solidaridad articles from Spain and edited them

• known for satirical writings

Dasalan at Tocsohan

del Pilar’s satirical critique of friar’s rule

Noli Mi Tangere

Rizal’s criticism of social and political injustices in the Philippines

El Filibusterismo

Rizal’s calling for societal change

Fray Botod

Jaena’s caricature of corrupt priests in the Philippines

Graciano Lopez Jaena

• Founded La Solidaridad

• Known for powerful speeches and essays

Mariano Ponce

• managed correspondence and propaganda logistics

• wrote about Filipino history and nationalism

Antonio Luna

• Contributed scientific and political essays to La Solidaridad

• Became a general in the Philippine Revolution

Andres Bonifacio

was influenced by the movement’s ideas together with the katipuneros