RIZAL Week 8 Flashcards
After visiting the United States, Rizal lived in London
from May 1888 to March 1889. He chose this English
city to be his new home for three reasons:
(1) to improve his knowledge of the English
language,
(2) to study and annotate Morga’s Sucesos de las
Islas Filipinas, a rare copy of which he heard to be
available in the British Museum
(3) London was a safe place for him to carry on his
fight against Spanish tyranny
- In May 24, 1888, Rizal
arrived at _________,
________ from a tiring trip
across the Atlantic Ocean - He moved to ________ the
next day - He stayed in the house of
Dr. _______ __. _______
Liverpool, England
London
Dr. Antonio ma. Regidor
was exile in 1872 due to Cavite
Mutiny and a lawyer in
London
DR. ANTONIO MA. REGIDOR
- Then Jose Rizal boarded at
the home of the ________‘_
at _______ ____. - had three
daughters, the eldest was
Gertrude or Gettie who had
an affection for Rizal.
Beckett’s/Beckett Family
Primrose Hill
The Beckett home was
conveniently located a
walking distance to the
______ _______ where he
intended to have some
studies.
British Museum
- He met Dr. _______ ____,
the librarian of the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs at the
British Museum. - He was a notable authority
on Malayan culture. - They became friends as they
shared common sentiments
on the Malayan race.
Dr. Reinhold Rost
- Persecution of Filipino farmers who
signed the Anti-Friar Petition of 1888
led by _______ ______.
-The Calamba tenants being persecuted
by the Dominican management,
including the Rizal family
Doroteo Cortez
______ ______ (Saturnina’s husband)
was exiled to Bohol
Manuel Hidalgo
________ ________, a UST medical student
and friend of Rizal was jailed for having
a copy of the Noli
Laureano Viado,
___. _______ _____,an authority of Theology from the Manila Cathedral came to the defense of the Noli Me Tangere against the attacks of the friars.
Rev. Vicente Garcia
Knowledge of the country’s
history was an essential tool
needed by Rizal to effectively
campaign for people’s honor and
pride.
sucesos de las islas filipinas
- A 17th century Spanish official and historian in the Philippines
- His historical accounts were considered as one of the most objective during the Spanish period.
- His book contained accounts of two of the earliest writings of pre-colonial Philippines
Antonio de Morga
Chronicler of Ferdinand Magellan’s Expedition
Antonio Pigafetta
Served during Governor Miguel Lopez de Legaspi’s Administration
Gaspar de San Agustin
He also wrote many articles for the La
Solidaridad to counter the attacks of
Fr. Rodriguez on the Noli, generally
entitled ‘‘___________ __ ____ _______.’’
“Cuestiones de Sumo Interes.”
- Wrote a pamphlet entitled “La Vision del Fray Rodriguez,”using the penname “__________.”
- This satire was written to ridiculed the standpoint of Fr. Rodriguez on the immorality of the Noli Me Tangere.
Dimasalang
Also wrote “__ ___ _____ __ _______” in which he encouraged the women to pursue their education and not merely blind followers of the friars.
'’To the Women of Malolos’’
- While in London, Rizal resided on Primrose Hill where the Beckett Family
live. Here he met __________ ________ or Gettie. - Rizal decided to leave London to see the Paris Universal Exposition
Gertrude Beckett
