Midterm Flashcards
The Illustrados took an interest in the Awit of Bernardo Carpio because it dealt with issues on identity and lost origins, but ordinary people regarded Bernardo as a liberator king who one day would free them from oppression
TRUE
According to Ileto (1998), Rizal consciously likened his death to this icon. People have also made similar interpretations between this event and Rizal’s death
CHRIST
leto (1998) suggested that the supernatural beliefs about Rizal constitutes the which side of Philippine history?
UNDERSIDE
During the pre-colonial period, this member of society was entitled to labor service, control of larger and better land holdings, and a share of the harvest.
DATU
The first creole leader was
FR. PALAEZ
Rizal law is also formally known as:
RA 1425
Before it became the Rizal law, the bill was identified in the lower house and the senate as:
HOUSE BILL NO. 5561 AND SENATE BILL NO. 438
The author of the Rizal bill was:
CM RECTO
Under the Rizal Law, this novel became mandatory to read in school:
NOLI ME TANGERE
The Rizal bill was supported by this member of the church as he saw the good intentions of the hero in his writings.
BISHOP SANTOS
The tenant peasant conditions have been the centrality of Rizal’s political concern when in December 30, 1897, he submitted an inquiry to the town council about the unjustified rents and taxes amid the economic crisis that the native farmers have to pay to the Dominican landowners. What was this social issue confronted by Rizal?
CALAMBA LAND DISPUTE
Rizal was revered in the field of Medicine for being able to earn training from the two (2) prominent European physicians, Louis de Wecker and Otto Becker. What was the field of specialization of Rizal in medicine?
OPHTHALMOLOGY
Rizal was a multidisciplinary scholar stretching his academic interest to physician, naturalist, botanist, engineer, linguist, sculptor, musician, composer, poet, dramatist, novelist, reformist and writer. Which among the academic interests of Rizal if one is studying structure, evolution and semantics?
LINGUISTICS
In his medical course, Rizal’s specialization is ophthalmology? How does ophthalmology differ from optometry?
OPHTHALMOLOGY DEALS WITH THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF THE EYE DISORDERS THROUGH SURGICAL EYE PROCEDURES WHILE THE OPTOMETRIST TAKES CARE OF THE EYE THROUGH VISION TEST, GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES
The majority of the Chinese sojourners, traders and settlers in the Philippines during Spanish colonial period were labelled in this name that has connotation in its meaning as “businessmen or frequent visitors”.
SANGLEY
The strategic imperative why the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines allowed the Chinese presence was because of the strategic economic and political imperative to China with the
MISSIONARY AND TRADE ACCESS
Though Rizal is known as the pride of the Malay race, he was a descendant of a pure Chinese ancestor to the next generations of racial intermarriages resulting in Chinese mestizos. Which term in the Philippine history referred to Chinese Filipino?
TSINOY
Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos & Jacinto Zamore, three (3) Filipino secular priest implicated in the Cavite Mutiny of 1872 and punished by death penalty became prominent for their fight for Filipinization of Parishes, liberalism and humanitarianism. How did it influence the path in life of Jose Rizal?
RIZAL PLANNED TO BE JESUIT PRIEST UNTIL HE HEARD THE MARTYRDOM OF GOMBURZA AND CHANGED HIS MIND TO FIGHT FOR THE VICTIM OF THE SPANISH OPPRESSION.
Upon the opening of Suez canal on November 17, 1869, how did it impact the development of Philippine education?
THE EXODUS OF LIBERAL IDEAS FROM EUROPE TO THE PHILIPPINES AND THE SENDING YOUNG FILIPINOS TO STUDY ABROAD
A bulk of Chinese population were expelled in the Phiippine in _______, but when the Philippine moved the economy from the subsistence to an export economy at middle 19th century, the Chinese immigration in ________ was encouraged soaring the population from the 5,000 to 100,000. What year data are requested by the statement concerning the roles of the Chinese in the Philippine economy?
1776 AND 1889
The Illustrados took an interest in the wit of Bernardo Carpio because it dealt with issues on identity and lost origins, but ordinary people regarded Bernardo as a liberator king who one day would free them from oppression.
TRUE
In the story of Isidro Antazo, Ileto (1998) argued that Rizal’s writing contains power that is “convertible” to Rizal’s presence.
TRUE
It is time who established who is Rizal really was.
FALSE
Blanco (2010) argues that as the first creole leader in an authoritative key church position, Pelaez with his high education, his working style, his argumentative firmness, and his innate pride resulted in a ______ that those born in the archipelago were equal.
NATIONALIST FEELING
After Pelaez death in 1863, Fr. Jose Burgos transformed the secularization issue into a racial one by asserting that Indio were no inferior to Spanish and deserved to become parish priest.
TRUE
Implying a creole nationalism, Schumacher (2016) explains that the “FILIPINO” clergy, particularly those who signed that 1864 manifest, had begun to imagine themselves as the _______, who were born in the country and identifed within it, whether they be creole Chinese, Spanish mestizos or Indio.
HIJOS DEL PAIS
According to lleto (1998), the usual plot of Philippine history is problematic because it privileges the perspective of a certain group of people. Ileto was specifically referring to the:
ILLUSTRADO
Because the imagined national community of Illustrados was composed of the same set of inhabitants and territories over which Spain exercised dominion over in the Philippines, their concept of the nation excluded the tribus independientes.
TRUE
Recto (1968) argues that there is no need to pit Bonifacio against Rizal because Bonifacio was a/an ______ of Rizal, as such, the “teachings and principles expounded by Rizal flowed freely into Bonifacio”.
PUPIL
In 1883, while in Spain, Rizal’s resentment against the friars was inflamed by the concurrent imprisonment of his mother, causing him to give up the practice of Catholicism and influencing other youth from the Philippines to focus their ire on the friars.
TRUE
Recto believed that the passing of the bill into law is integral in achieving the noble intent of bringing to the Filipinos a sense of nationalism that would help them understand the importance of sovereignty, or the authority of a state to rule itself.
TRUE
The Rizal bill specified that only college students would have the option to read the unexpurgated (complete) versions of the clerically contested reading material.
TRUE
Studying Rizal in the 21st century helps students make sense of the present by looking back at the past.
TRUE
According to Joaquin (1997/2005), Rizal’s moves were chronicling the creole revolution in the Philippines, with Captain Novales launching the opening salvo in the 1820s.
TRUE
Tikbalang was a mirror of the Spanish friar as well as entity in the indigenous spirit world.
FALSE
All of the following are Rizal’s intentions for making his novels, EXCEPT:
TO REBEL AGAINST SPANIARDS
This person sent the pastoral letter representing the stand of the church, protesting the mandatory reading of Rizal’s novels in school.
BISHOP R SANTOS
The Filipinos who were able to afford education in abroad belonged to this class.
ILLUSTRADO
Which of the following is not a factor that contributed the birth of the Filipino nationalism?
THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE SPANISH FRIENDS AND GOVERNMENT
This is a political condition common throughout the archipelago that influenced the development of nationalism among the Indios.
IMMENSE CHURCH INFLUENCE ON STATE AFFAIRS
Which statement matches the aim of R.A. 1425 or the Rizal Law?
TO GAIN AN INSPIRING SOURCE OF PATRIOTISM THROUGH THE STUDY OF RIZAL’S LIFE, WORKS, AND WRITING.
