L4 Flashcards

1
Q

Rizal left Philippines for Spain. He
boarded the Salvadora using a
passport of Jose Mercado, which
was procured for him by his uncle
Antonio Rivera, father of Leonor
Rivera.

A

May 3, 1882

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2
Q

Rizal left Philippines for Spain. He
boarded the Salvadora using a
passport of ________, which
was procured for him by his uncle
__________, father of Leonor
Rivera.

A

Jose Mercado
Antonio Rivera

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3
Q

Rizal arrived at Singapore

A

MAY 9, 1882

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4
Q

________Rizal boarded the boat
Djemnah to continue his
trip to Spain.

A

MAY 11, 1882

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5
Q

Rizal arrived at Barcelona

A

JUNE 16, 1882

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6
Q

In the ________ he left Barcelona and established
himself in Madrid

A

fall of 1882

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7
Q

HIS FIRST VISIT TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY

A

SINGAPORE

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8
Q

He wrote his first nationalistic essay
in Barcelona entitled ___________ . This essay was published
in Diariong Tagalog on August 20,
1882 and was translated in tagalog
by ______________

A

“El Amor Patrio”
Marcelo H. Del Pilar

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9
Q

he enrolled in __________ taking up two courses: Philosophy and
Letters and Medicine

A

Universidad Central de Madrid

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10
Q

he also enrolled in
______________ for painting

A

Academy of Fine Arts of San
Fernando

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11
Q

in June 1883, he traveled to ______
to observe how medicine was being
practiced and on ________ , he
conferred the degree of _________

A

France
June 21, 1884
Licentiate in Medicine

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12
Q

On ____________ , he enrolled in
Universidad Central de Madrid taking
up two courses: Philosophy and
Letters and Medicine

A

November 3, 1882

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13
Q

organization of the Filipino and Spaniards
who wanted to ask for reform from the
government.

A

CIRCULO HISPANO FILIPINO

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14
Q

Under this organization, (CIRCULO HISPANO FILIPINO) he wrote ________

A

Mi Piden Versos (They Ask Me for
Verses)

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15
Q

his shield against the Friars who,
according to him were the
hindrance for the development and reform
of the society in the Philippines.

A

FREEMASONRY/MASONRY

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16
Q

______________ he received his diploma as
the __________

A

February 15, 1884,
Master Mason.

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17
Q

fundamentally a self improvement, volunteer
association that teaches moral, intellectual, and spiritual lessons through three initiation ceremonies.

A

FREEMASONRY

18
Q

ideas or statements that are often
false or exaggerated and that are
spread in order to help a cause, a
political leader, a government, etc.

A

PROPAGANDA

19
Q

a person who promotes or
publicizes a particular
organization or cause.

A

PROPAGANDIST

20
Q

most outstanding Propagandist

A

JOSE RIZAL

21
Q

His greatest impact on the development of a
Filipino national consciousness, however, was
his publication of two novels

A

Noli Me Tangere (Touch me not) in 1886 and El
Filibusterismo (The reign of greed)

22
Q

Prior to the arrival of Jose Rizal in Spain, many
Filipino students were already studying there
like ___________
who were both active Filipino nationalists.

A

Pedro Paterno and Gregorio Sanciano

23
Q

When Rizal arrived in Spain, the government
was in disarray because the newly adopted
_____________ created a power vacuum.
Moreover, corruption was prevalent in the
Spanish government .

A

1876 constitution

24
Q

Most of Rizal’s contribution were focused on
the idea of ___________.

A

national regeneration through
education.

25
One of the budding writers who first delved into polemics and literary bantering in a number or publications,
GRACIANO LOPEZ JAENA
26
bi-weekly newspaper _____________ was born some 10 years after the execution of the three priests Gomburza.
Revista del Criculo Hispano-Filipino
27
He left the islands for Spain in 1880 after the publication of his satirical short novel, ___________, an unflattering portrait of a provincial friar
Fray Botod (Brother Fatso)
28
Likewise, Rizal also contributed to publications led by Graciano Lopez Jaena the __________ which was a Spanish-owned newspaper
Los Dos Mundos
29
In 1884, Jaena and rizal delivered speeches at the _____________ in Madrid where two Filipino painters were given recognition.
Exposicion de Bellas Artes
30
Its subject is drawn from classical antiquity, specifically the period of imperial Rome, when bloody gladiator combats were hailed as public entertainment
SPOLIARIUM by JUAN LUNA
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Thus the principal figures are two maidens stripped of their garments and exposed to men leering at them and inspecting them like mere objects or commodities.
VIRGENES CRISTIANAS EXPUESTAS AL POPULACHO BY FELIX RESURECCION HIDALGO
32
In ______ , Rizal joined and organization composed of Filipino liberals exiled in Spain, the ___________
1888 La Solidaridad
33
Aims to raise awareness of Spain on the needs of its colony, the Philippines. Served as the principal organ of the reform movement.
LA SOLIDARIDAD
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an Austrian geographer and ethnologist whom Rizal had met in Germany
DR. FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT
35
a reform minded law
MARCELO DEL PILAR
36
OTHER CONTRIBUTORS OF LA SOLIDARIDAD
1.DR. FERDINAND BLUMENTRITT 2.MARCELO DEL PILAR
37
One of Rizal’s most important contributions.
A LETTER TO THE YOUNG WOMEN OF MALOLOS
38
Recognized the efforts and bravery of 20 women of Malolos who wrote a petition letter to ___________ to allow them to put up a night school where they could study the spanish language under the tutelage of ____________.
Governor Veleriano Weyler Teodoro Sandiko.
39
Rizal’s fearless forecast on the future of the Philippines within a hundred year. It analyzes the causes of miseries suffered by the Filipino people under the Spanish colonizers.
THE PHILIPPINE A CENTURY HENCE
40
An essay published in La Solidaridad which served as a response to the accusations of the Spaniards that the Filipinos were indolent.
THE INDOLENCE OF FILIPINO
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Stemmed from an ethnological interest in the cultural connections between the peoples of the preSpanish Philippines and those of the larger Malay region (including modern Malaysia and Indonesia) and the closely related political objective of encouraging national Pride.
SUCESOS DE LAS ISLAS FILIPINAS