Semi-Final Flashcards
Years he stayed in Europe
5 years (1882-1887)
Date he Return to the Philippines
August 1887
Where he practiced medicine
Calamba
The people who warned Rizal not to go home
Paciano (brother)
Silvestre Ubaldo (brother-in-law)
Chengoy (Jose M. Cecilio)
Return to the Philippines reasons
To operate on his Mother’s eyes
To serve his people who had long been oppressed by Spanish tyrants
To find out for himself how the Noli and his other writings were affecting Filipinos and Spaniards in the Philippines
To find out why Leonor remained silent
February 1888 age
27 years old
June 1882 age
21 years old
Duration of stay in Calamba
Six months
Travel crossing to Hong Kong
Crossing of the China Sea
Brief stopover of Amoy (reasons he didn’t go down)
Not feeling well
Raining hard
City was dirty
Date he left Manila
Steamer
February 3, 1888
Zafiro
Date he wrote to Blumentritt
February 16, 1888
Where he stayed in Hong Kong
Victoria Hotel
Filipino residents in Hong Kong
Jose Maria Basa
Balbino Mauricio
Exiles of 1882
Manuel Yriate
Spaniard and former secretary of Governor Terrero
Jose Sainz de Varanda
Date he left for Macao
Accompanied by
Steamer
February 18,1888
Basa
Kiu-Kiang
Portuguese colony near Hong Kong
Macao
Days he stayed in Macau
2 days
Where he stayed at Macao
Home of Don Juan Francisco Lecaros
Portugal’s national poet
Grotto of Camoens
Experiences in Hong Kong
N B M D H
Richest religious order in Hong Kong
Dominican order
Date he left for Japan
American Steamer
February 22, 1888
Oceanic
Passengers of Oceanic
British Protestant Missionary 2 Portuguese 2 Chinese Several British American women Protestant Missionary