Rizal Flashcards
Proposition to make it common patriot program for building the country
JOSE LAMSANG
Chairman of the COE that supported the bill
JOSE P. LAUREL
Bill was an endeavor to win their religion
Bill hurts the estimations of the Catholic faith
CATHOLIC
He proposed the house bill No.5561
CONG. JACOBO Z. GONZALES
COE Suggested endorsement w/o revision
MAY 2, 1956
Discussion on Senate bill started
APRIL 23, 1956
Debates gained more public and media attention
MAY 9, 1956
Amendment of the bill was approved in it’s 2nd reading
MAY 12, 1956
Senate bill was approved on 3rd reading, House bill was also approved on 3rd reading
MAY 14, 1956
The bill was late passed in senate
MAY 17, 1956
Rizal bill was signed into the law
JUNE 12, 1956
The president who signed Rizal bill
PRESIDENT RAMON MAGSAYSAY
RA, 1425
•Rizal subject to be mandatory
Main proponent, socialist, communist enemy of the Catholic church
SENATOR CLARO M. RECTO
Section 1
Mandating the students to read the rizals novel
Section 2
Making rizals works available and accessible to the public
Section 3
Require the schools to have sufficient number of copies of works and writing of rizal
Monopolize the products, control the trade
MONOPOLIES
Controlled the tobacco monopoly
GOV.GENERAL. JOSE BASCO
Areas
Cagayan Valley
Ilocos Norte and Sur
La union
Isabela
Abra
Nueva Ecija
Two methods of colonization
•Power (Military)
•Gospel (Christianity)
Mandated to educate the locals, did not teach Spanish language
LAWS OF THE INDIES
Individuals with Spanish blood
COLLEGE EDUCATION
Full blooded spaniards
PENINSULARES
Full blooded spanish, born in the Philippines
INSULARES
Mixed Filipino and foreign ancestry
MESTIZOS
Native Filipinos
INDIOS
In what century , Peninsulares and mestizos can go to school
17th Century
In what century, Accepting Native Filipinos
19th Century
Filipinos who are talented and studied abroad
ILLUSTRADOS
Illustrados
Antonio Luna
Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Jose Rizal
Four aspects
•Education
•Social
•Economics
•Political
Shift from manual labor to machine based production
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Manila - Acapulco Trade Miguel Lopez
Andres De Urdaneta De Legazpi
Close all ports but mexico
GALLEON TRADE (1565)
Philippines to Mexico
TAMARIND
MANGO
RICE
CHINESE TEA
TEXTILE
FIREWORKS
TUBA
Mexico to Philippines
GUAVA
AVOCADO
PAPAYA
PINEAPPLE
HORSES
CATTLE
They are good in business
CHINESE
They Becomes less powerful
SPAIN
Reasons why Spain becomes less powerful
- Other countries do not want to use them as third party, they favored direct trade
- Spain is highly dependent in silver mines in south america
Causes the galleon trade to close
MEXICAN REVOLUTION
Opening in the water way in Egypt that connects Mediterranean and red sea
SUEZ CANAL
Building time of Suez canal
1859 to 1869
Travel time on Suez canal
32 to 40 days
Opens Philippines Economy to world commerce
RISE OF THE EXPORT OF CROP ECONOMY
Manage Haciendas and money for foreign investment
THE RISE OF CHINESE MESTIZOS
Great great grand father of Rizal
DOMINGO LAMCO
Estate Owner
FRIERS
Administrator
CHINESE MESTIZO
Inquillinos
NATIVE MESTIZO
RICH FILIPINOS
Kasamas
SHARE CROPPER WITH TAX
Freedom and individual liberty and equality, protects the rights
LIBERALISM
Absolute Monarchy liberal
FRENCH REVOLUTION
Reformation to revolution
ILLUSTRADOS
Considered as traitor
FILIBUSTERO
Spanish Bourbon
KING PHILIP V
FERDINAND VI
CHARLES IV
Liberal Constitution, first time in the Philippines
CADIS CONSTITUTION
He restored absolute monarchy
KING FERNANDO II