Jose Rizal's Family Background

Question 1

What is Rizal’s Mixed Heritage?

Answer 1

Chinese

Spanish

Indigenous Filipino

Question 2

Jose Rizal’s Formal Education began at the _____ a prestigious ___ school.

He pursued higher education at ____ from ___ to ___

He was exposed to ____ which was a pivotal role for him becoming a reformist

Answer 2

Ateneo Municipal de Manila
Jesuit-run (roman catholic priests basically)

University of Santo Tomas
1877 to 1882

Enlightenment

Question 3

In 1891, Teodora was compelled to endure a fifty-kilometer journey to ____. Because she refused to adopt the Hispanicized surname ____ and insisted on using ____.

Answer 3

Sta. Cruz, Laguna

Realonda de Rizal

Alonzo

Question 4

Family’s influence on Rizal’s Agenda (5)

Answer 4

1. Diverse Heritage
   - allowed him to appreciate various cultures and viewpoints
2. Emotional Support and Encouragement
   - his parents nurtured a loving environment that fostered his growth.
3. Education and Enlightenment
   His knowledge and ideas of enlightenment cane from both Filipino and FOreign sources
4. Economic Privilege
   - it afforded him a means to get global privilege on colonial issues and injustive. He also was able to interact with like-minded individuals.
5. Exposure to social injustices.
   - The abuse and discrimination from Spanish authorities on his family and personal encounters made him seek reforms

Question 5

Initially, what was Rizal for?

What did he help establish for peaceful reform to address social and political issues?

Answer 5

Peaceful Reformatiom

La Liga Filipina

Question 6

____ peaceful constitutional changes under the same government

___ profound and often violent changes within a society. Can encompass various aspects, including political upheaval, regime change, or a shift in the power structure

Answer 6

Reformation

Revolution