Rizal Kabanata 1 Flashcards
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Batas Rizal
Republic Act 1425
Legislators of Batas Rizal
Senator Claro M. Recto andJose P. Laurel
Senator Claro
M. Recto
Jose
P. Laurel
An Act to Make
Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
Compulsory Reading Matter In All Public and
Private Colleges and Universities and For
Other Purposes
Senate Bill No. 438
Opponent (Sibling of
Archbishop Rosales)
Decoroso Rosales
Opponent(Sibling of
Archbishop Cuenco)
Mariano Cuenco
Opponent (Former
President of Catholic Action)
Francisco “Soc” Rodrigo
Opponent Rosales, ___
Decoroso
Opponent Cuenco, ___
Mariano
Opponent Rodrigo, ___
Fransico “Soc”
Opposition Argument
Violation of Freedom of Choice and Belief
Date of Introduction of House Bill No. 5561
April 19, 1956
Congressman of House Bill No.5561
Jacobo Z. Gonzales
Vote Results of House Bill No. 5561
8-37-1 Votes
Date of Official Signing of Rizal Law
June 12, 1956
Who signed Rizal Law
President Ramon Magsaysay
1st Rule of Rizal Law
The inclusion of “Noli” and “El Fili” in
the curriculum of students.
2nd Rule of Rizal Law
Utilize primary sources
3rd Rule of Rizal Law
Each school library must have
enough copies of “El Filibusterismo”
and “Noli Me Tangere.”
4th Rule of Rizal Law
These works must be translated into
Filipino, English, and other
languages.
5th Rule of Rizal Law
Copies of these works should be
printed at a reasonable cost or
provided free of charge.
6th Rule of Rizal Law
Copies must be available to
community organizations or
barangay stations.
Prohibits cockfighting, horse racing,
and Jai alai on Dec 30 each year.
Republic Act No. 229
Approval Date of Republic Act No. 229
June 9,
1948
Presidential Decree No. 247 Implementor No.1
The Secretary of Education, Culture,
and Sports
Presidential Decree No. 247 Implementor No.2
The Head of the Commission on
Higher Education (CHED)
Section 1. of Rizal Law
Courses on the life of Jose Rizal shall be included in all schools.
Section 2. of Rizal Law
Provide enough copies
Section 3. of Rizal Law
Translations in English, Tagalog, and others.
Section 4. of Rizal Law
Nothing in this law shall be
construed or interpreted as an amendment
or nullification of Section 927
Section 5. of Rizal Law
300k Fund for Rizal Law
Section 6. of Rizal Law
This law shall take effect upon
approval. (JUNE 12, 1956)
1stExplanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Revive the ideals of
freedom and nationalism<br></br><br></br>Sacrifices of our
ancestors are acknowledged.
2nd Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Commit to safeguarding the hard-earned
freedom and spirit of nationalism
3rd Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Shape the patriotic mindset of the
youth
4th Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Promote moral character, selfdiscipline, social awareness, and civic duties
among students.
The
national hero selection took place during
The American War
The
national hero selection was under
The Administration of Governor-General William Howard Taft
The 27th President of USA
William Howard Taft
Civil Governor of the Philippines from
1901 to 1904
William Howard Taft
He led the selection of Dr. Jose Rizal
William Howard Taft
Former U.S. Customs Collector for
Cuba during 1899 and the Spanish-American War
William Morgan Shuster
Treasurer-General of Persia (Iran) in
1911.
William Morgan Shuster
Commissioner of the Bureau of
Education
Bernard Moses
Secretary of Public Instruction.
Bernard Moses
Recognized in world history as a
pioneer of Latin-American
scholarship
Bernard Moses
Notable politician and zoologist
Dean Conant Worcester
Member of the United States
Philippine Commission
Dean Conant Worcester
Commissioner of the Interior
Government of the Country.
Dean Conant Worcester
Commissioner of Finance
Henry Clay Ide
Justice of the Philippine Commission.
Henry Clay Ide
Pro-American Creole (Filipinos with
Spanish blood born in the country)
Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera
One of the three representatives
chosen for the Second Philippine
Commission
Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera
Selected by Governor-General Elwell
Otis as a representative in the
tribunal replacing the Real Audiencia
(equivalent to the Supreme Court).
Gregorio Soriano-Araneta
One of the first three Filipinos chosen
to represent the country in the
Second Philippine Commission as a
resident commissioner.
Jose Luzuriaga
The first Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Philippines.
Cayetano Arellano
Professor of Anthropology who organized the commission’s criteria
for selecting the national hero
Prof. Henry Otley Beyer
1st Criteria
The chosen hero must be a Filipino.
2nd Criteria
The hero should have already
passed away.
3rd Critieria
The individual should demonstrate a
profound love for the nation,
exhibiting a strong sense of
nationalism.
4th Criteria
The hero should possess a calm
disposition or a peaceful demeanor.
A propagandist who wasn’t chosen because
he became a leader and had disagreements
with Rizal in La Solidaridad.
Marcelo H. del Pilar
A
pharmacist and general who wasn’t selected
because he was said to be hot-tempered,
allegedly killed a soldier, and died in a conflict
against fellow Filipinos.
Antonio Luna
A
reformist and propagandist who wasn’t
chosen because he died due to depression,
which didn’t meet the criteria.
Graciano Lopez-Jaena
A writer
and Katipunero who wasn’t chosen because
he lacked a calm disposition
Emilio Jacinto
A
reformist and propagandist, considered a
Filipino who awakened the nation’s
consciousness.
Jose Rizal
Selected Rizal as the primary hero,
affirming the truth that he was already
celebrated by his countrymen as the
greatest figure of the Malay race and
a martyr of his homeland.
The Taft Commission
Jose Rizal’s execution and marked by mourning and admiration
for his greatness and bravery.
December 30, 1896
Date where Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and other
leaders in exile issued a proclamation
honoring Rizal’s deeds
December 29, 1897
1st additional excerpt to commemorate Jose
Rizal’s death.
La Independencia
2nd additional excerpt to commemorate Jose Rizal’s death.
Heraldo de la Revolucion
Date when President Aguinaldo proclaimed
December 30 of that year as Rizal
Day
December 20, 1898
The Philippine flag must be raised
from
Noon on December 29 to Noon
on December 30
Nagsabi ng “Siya ang ating pinakadakilang bayani”
Esteban A. de Ocampo
Si Rizal ay hindi lamang “Ang
pinakabantog na tao sa kanyang
mgakababayan kundi ang
pinakadakilang tao na nalikha ng
lahing Malayo”.
Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt (1897)
Commemorates Dr. Jose Rizal’s
heroism and martyrdom in Philippine
history.
December 30
A hero
Someone collaborates without
expecting compensation in
community activities.
Bisayan word for warrior
bagani
Bisayan word for compassion
wani
Said the definition of Hero
Dr. Zeus Salazar
Definition of Hero according to the dictionary
Brave,
intelligent, and strong person, either
in reality or in stories and epics.
AKA Tandang Sora
Melchora Aquino
Displayed heroism by
aiding wounded and hungry
Katipuneros during the Revolution.
Melchora Aquino
Heroes who fought for the
country’s freedom.
1896 Revolution
Resisted American rule, inspired
Filipinos opposing the new
colonizers
Macario Sakay
