FT: Retraction of Rizal Flashcards
the act of taking back an offer or statement, or admitting
that a statement was false
RETRACTION
a withdrawal of a statement, accusation, or undertaking
RETRACTION
Full name of Dr. Jose Rizal
José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda
Birthdate of Rizal
June 19, 1861 in Calamba, Laguna
Death of Rizal
December 30, 1896, Manila (aged 35)
Profession of Rizal
a physician, writer, artist, scientist
Pen names of Rizal
“Dimasalang”, “Laong Laan”
It depicts the country’s issuesand how the protagonist attempts a reform
El filibusterismo
The Reign of Greed
Farewell letter to his motherland and countrymen
Mi último adiós
My Last Farewell
Expose the ills of Philippine society during the Spanish colonial era
Noli me Tangere
The Social Cance
Messages to convince the youth, that they are the hope
of the nation and the importance of education to one’s future
A la juventud Filipina
To the Filipino Youth
Piece reflects his high hopes that one day, the Philippines
would be free from treachery and injustice
Kundiman
“if it should not be so”
Advises women to educate themselves, protect their dignity and honor, and live with good manners – setting up as a role model
To the Young Women of Malolos
letter for Filipino women
WHY IS RIZAL NOT YET CONSIDERED AS A NATIONAL HERO?
There is no law, executive order, or proclamation that
formally declares any Filipino historical figure to be a
national hero. (National Historical Commission of the
Philippines)
WHAT CRIMES WAS RIZAL CHARGED WITH?
- Rebellion
- Sedition
- Conspiracy
Exile in Dapitan
Governador-General Ramon Despujol
Affirmed Rizal’s sentence and endorsed his
execution
Judge Advocate General Nicolas De La Peña
Set the date of Rizal’s death
Governador-General Camilo G. De Polavieja
Death by Firing Squad in Bagumbayan
December 30, 1986
Alleged Rizal’s retraction for his Masonic Ideals and his writings and converted to Catholicism
December 29, 1896