FINALS: RIZAL'S ANNOTATION Flashcards
Rizal opted to stay in the city and make it his ________ home
second
Rizal opted to stay in the city and make it his second home for three
reasons:
v 1. to improve his knowledge of the English language;
v 2. to study and annotate Morga
’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas; and
v 3. to carry on his fight against Spanish tyranny safely.
Rizal eventually became acquainted with __________, the
librarian of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Dr. Rheinhold Rost
It was Dr. Rost who
recommended that Rizal be allowed to undertake _______ at the
_____________
research; British Museum
Author of Sucesos de las Filipinas
Antonio De Morga
Antonio Morga
’s Sucesos of Historical Events of the Philippine Islands
was published in _____ in the year ______
Mexico; 1605
Antonio Morga
’s Sucesos of Historical Events of the Philippine Islands was to provide_________ readers
information about the Philippines
European
3 purposes for Rizal’
s annotation of the Sucesos
v 1. To awaken the consciousness of the Filipinos of their glorious or
dignified ways of the past;
v 2. To correct what has been distorted and falsified about the
Philippines prior to Spanish conquest; and
v 3. To prove that the Filipinos were civilized, even before the coming
of the Spaniards.
Prior to his annotation of the Sucesos, Rizal painstakingly read historical accounts about the Philippines as written by _____, ________and other
Spanish chroniclers and historians.
Pigafetta; Chirino
He even went to the extent of searching for historical materials at the
___________ in Paris.
Bibliotheque National
Nonetheless, it was Morga
’s Sucesos that appealed to Rizal since according
to him, it was the ___________ of the conquest of the Philippine
best account
Moreover, it was ________ account of the __th century culture of the
Filipinos
unbiased; 16
Rizal spent ____ months for research and writing and one year to have his manuscript _______
four; printed
Who wrote the preface of the annotation
Ferdinand Blumentritt
The salient points emphasized by Blumentritt were the following (5)
v That the Spaniards have to correct their erroneous conception of the Filipinos as
children of limited intelligence;
v That Rizal’s comments on Spanish government were unique as they were given from the
point of view of the victims of colonialism;
v That there existed three kinds of Spanish delusions about the Philippines:
v That Spain had to learn Philippine realities from Rizal’s new edition of
Morga
’s Sucesos; and
v That if Spanish authorities will not listen to the Filipinos, the Philippines
will be lost through their own fault