The Making of a Hero - Rizal's Profession (PPT_P1) Flashcards
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Significant events of the 19th century
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- Industrial Revolution
- Spread of liberalism
- Revolts of colonies against their
colonizers and their liberation - Abolition of slavery
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Rizal’s date of birth
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June 19, 1861
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Rizal’s place of birth
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Calamba, Laguna
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Highest educational attainment of Rizal
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Licentiate in Medicine and
Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters
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Rizal’s profession
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Ophthalmologist
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Rizal’s wife
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Josephine Bracken
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Who is the father of Jose Rizal?
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Don Francisco Mercado
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Maiden name of Rizal’s mother
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DońaTeodora Alonzo y Realonda
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Rizal’s date of death
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December 30, 1896
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Full name of Jose Rizal
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Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda
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Rizal’s firts name
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Jose Protacio
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- Rizal’s great-great grandfather on his father side
- Chinese merchant
- Left China due to financial struggle
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Domingo Lameo
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- a governor general who issued a decree that forced the natives to adopt Spanish surnames in a bid to make the census easier
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Narciso ClaverĂa y ZaldĂşa
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meaning “and” in Spanish
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y
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A
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Rizal’s last name
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Mercado
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- born in Binan Laguna and studied Latin and Philosopy at the
College of San Jose in Manila - Rizal described his father as a “model of all fathers, strong
constitution , rather tall, of serious and reflective man and with
prominent forehead and large dark eyes” - From his father he inherited a sense of dignity and self respect, love
of work, seriousness and self-possession.
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Don Francisco Mercado
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Don Francisco Mercado was born in (1) _____ _____ and studied (2) ____ and _____ at the (3) _____ __ ___ ____ in Manila
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1 - Binan Laguna
2 - Latin and Philosopy
3 - College of San Jose in Manila
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What did Jose Rizal inherit from his father?
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a sense of dignity and self respect, love
of work, seriousness and self-possession.
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- born in Sta. Cruz, Manila and studied at the College of Sta. Rosa in
Manila, a prominent school for girls - She was described by Rizal as a “woman not of ordinary culture. She
knows literature and speaks better Spanish that I do. She even
corrected my poems and gave me wise advise when I was studying
rhetoric. She was my mathematician.” - From his mother the religious nature, the temperament of a poet, the
passion of art and literature and the dreamer and bravery for sacrifice.
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Doña Teodora Alonso
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Doña Teodora Alonso wasborn in (1)___ ____, Manila and studied at the (2)_____ __ ___ ____ in Manila, a prominent school for girls
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1 - Sta. Cruz, Manila
2 - College of Sta. Rosa in
Manila
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Rizal was given the title of Dr. in
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1950’s
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In what year did Rizal decide not to continue with his plan to become a priest?
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1890
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- Rizal’s only brother.
- He was like a second father to him for his wise
counsel and advise. - In his letter to Blumentritt dated June 28, 1888 , he
described his brother as “the most noble of
Filipinos, though an indio, but more generous and
noble than all Spaniards put together.”
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Paciano Mercado
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Paciano Mercado's s letter to Blumentritt dated (1) ____ __,____ , he
described his brother as “the most (2) ____ of
Filipinos, though an indio, but more generous and
noble than all Spaniards put together.”
1 - June 28, 1888
2 - noble
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Paciano joined the General Aguinaldo’s ______ ____ and rose to the ranks of the _____ ____ .
revolutionary forces
Major General
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Paciano died a bachelor in _____ at the age of __.
1930
79
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Rizal’s sisters
Saturnina, Narcisa, Olympia, Lucia, Maria, Concepcion, Josefa, Trinidad and
Soledad
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Rizal’s first sorrow
death of Concepcion at the young age of 3
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Domingo Lamco adopted the surname “Mercado” in year?
1732
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Domingo Lamco was married to chinese mestiza ___ __ __ ____
Ines de la Rosa
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- Domingo Lamco's only son
- Rizal’s great grandfather
- was a keen witted and liberal man, became a well-to-do and was appointed as municipal captain (gobernadorcillo) of Binan in 1783
Francisco Lamco
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Francisco Lamco was appointed as municipal captain (gobernadorcillo) of ____ in 1783
Binan
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Francisco Lamco married a chinese mestiza _____ ____, and they were blessed with 2 children, ______ and ______
Bernada Monicha
Juan and Clemente
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was also elected as gobernadorcillo, and he married Cirila Alejandra, another Chinese mestiza
Juan
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Juan's wife
Cirila Alejandra
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Juan and Cirila Alejandra had 14 children, including _____
Francisco (Rizal's father)
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Lamco was a full bloodied Chinese merchant from _____ ___ __ _______, hence a Spanish surname
“Mercado” was fitting. It was also adopted to free the younger generation from the prejudices those with Chinese names.
Fukien city of Changkow
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Rizal’s maternal great-great grandfather was a Chinese mestizo, and a lawyer from Lingayen Pangasinan
Manuel de Quintos
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Manuel de Quintos was lawyer from ______ _______
Lingayen Pangasinan
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Manuel de Quintos was married to _____ ____, that has a japanese ancestry
Regina Ursua (Ochoa)
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Manuel de Quintos and Regina Ursua's daughter
Brigida
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- Brigida's hsuband
- an engineer
Lorenzo Alberto
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Brigida and Lorenzo Alberto had 5 children, including _____
Teodora (Rizal's mother)
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was the surname of Rizal’s grandfather on his mother’s side,
Lorenzo Alberto Alonzo, a prominent Spanish Filipino mestizo from Biñan,
Laguna.
Alonzo
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was the adopted surname of Doña Teodora from the Spanish surnames approved by the Spanish government in 1849.
Realonda
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was the first Spanish surname used by Rizal’s family. It was first
adopted by Domingo Lamco, Rizal’s great-great-grandfather, a Chinese
from Fukien.
Mercado
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Domingo Lamco adopted Spanish surname Mercado because literally means “_____” in Spanish
market
49
Jose Rizal's second Spanish surname after Mercado, was derived from the
Spanish word riccial which means “green field"
Rizal
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Rizal was derived from the
Spanish word ?
riccial
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riccial means?
“green field"
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the surename Rizal, was given to his family by an ?
alcalde mayor (provincial governor) in Laguna.
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The name Jose was based on Doña Teodora’s patron saint, Saint _____.
Saint Joseph
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Protasio was taken from the calendar of the Catholic names, after
Saint ______
Saint Protacio.
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What year was Doña Teodora was sent to jail on false accusation of complicity in an
attempted murder filed by her sister-in-law, brother Jose Alejandro’s wife
1871
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In 1871, Doña Teodora was sent to jail on false accusation of complicity in an attempted murder filed by her sister-in-law, brother _____ _____ wife.
Jose Alejandro
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narrated by Paciano to his younger brother Jose, who was then 11, which cut a deep wound and pain on his heart and mind.
Cavite Mutiny and the Martyrdom of Gomburza in 1872
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In his letter to Mariano Ponce 17 years later Rizal recounted that “ without _____… Rizal would be a _____ now, and instead of writing NOLI ME TANGERE, he would have been writing the opposite."
1872
Jesuit
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Later, in ____, Rizal dedicated his second Novel __ ___ to the three executed priests
1891
El Fili
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the typical schooling given to a student from a
family of Ilustrado
4Rs (Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Religion)
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became Rizal’s first teacher
DoñaTeodora
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private tutors employed for Jose
Maestro Celestino, Lucas Padua and Leon Monroy
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At the age of __, Rizal was sent to study in Biñan for
___and a ___ years under Maestro _____ _____ ____. He acquired formal lessons in Latin
and Spanish, where he excelled in all subjects.
9
one and a half years
Maestro Justiniano
Aquino Cruz
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under Maestro Justiniano
Aquino Cruz, Rizal acquired formal lessons in _____ and _____, where he excelled in all subjects.
latin and spanish
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Rizal also learned drawing and painting skills
under a local painter named ___ _____ , where
he later referred to himself as a fashionable
painter
Old Juancho
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Jesuits’ Method of Education: In Ateneo, they trained the characters of the students by rigid _____ and ____ instruction.
discipline and religious instruction
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Jesuits’ Method of Education in Ateneo promoted ____ ___ , _____ and
______ studies
physical culture, humanities and
scientific studies.
68
Jesuits’ Method of Education: In Ateneo, Students wore the uniform called?
“hemp-fabric trousers” and striped cotton coat (called
rayadillo.)
69
Aside from academic courses leading to _____ __ _____ , Ateneo
also offered vocational courses such as
____, ______, ______ and _______
Bachiller in Artes
agriculture, surveying, commerce and mechanics
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Students in Ateneo were divided into two groups called?
Roman Empire
Carthaginian Empire
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The Roman Empire composed of the?
internos (boarding students)
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Carthaginian Empire comprised the?
externos (non-boarding students)
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Rizal went to Ateneo Municipal from ____ - _____ where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree
1872-1877
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equivalent to a high
school diploma
Bachelor of Arts degree
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It was during his _____ days where he used the surname “Rizal” instead of Mercado to avoid the wrath and
suspicion of the SpanishAuthorities.
Ateneo
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Rizal’s Jesuit Professors in Ateneo
1. Father José Bech
2. Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez
3. Fr. Jose Villaclara
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- Rizal’s first professor
- “a tall man, thin, with a
body slightly bent forward, with hurried walk, an ascetic, severe and inspired face, small,
deep-sunken eyes, a sharp Grecian nose, with thin lips forming an arc whose ends turned toward his chin.”
Father José Bech
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- one of Rizal’s best professors.
- “a model of uprightness, earnestness, and devotion to the progress of his pupils; and such
was his zeal that I, who scarcely spoke middling Spanish, was able after a short time to
write it fairly well.”
- With his aid Rizal studied mathematics, rhetoric, and Greek to some advantage
Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez
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he advised Rizal to stop communing with muses and focused on
practical studies such as philosophy and natural sciences.
Fr. Jose Villaclara
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Teenage interests in reading
The Count of Monte Cristo (by Alexandre Dumas)
Universal History(Cesar Cantu)
Travels in the Philippines (Dr. Feogor Jagor)
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– Rizal’s first
favorite novel, which left a deep impression on his young mind.
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
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- written by Dr. Feogor Jagor a German
scientist-traveler who visited the Philippines in 1859-1860.
- It presented his keen observation about the defects of the Spanish
colonial rule in the Philippines and his prophesy about the end of
Spanish domination and the coming of the Americans.
Travels in the Philippines
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– Rizal persuaded his father to
purchase this costly set of historical work that was a great aid in
his studies and for winning prizes in Ateneo
Universal History by Cesar Cantu
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After graduating at the Ateneo, Rizal enrolled in
courses in _____ __ _____ at the University of Sto.Tomas
Philosophy and Letters
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At the same time he took up vocational courses in
______ and _____ at the Ateneo
agriculture and surveying
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at what age did Rizal finished his surveying course
17
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degree of Perito Agrimensor (expert surveyor) and the license to practice was only conferred to Rizal when he was?
21
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was only conferred to Rizal when he was 21.
Perito Agrimensor (expert surveyor) and the license to practice
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During Rizal's second year in UST, he finally decided to take up ____
Medicine
90
Rizal finally decided to
take up Medicine, with the advised of Fr. ____ _____ because he wanted to treat the failing
eyesight of her mother.
Fr. Pablo Ramon
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After finishing his 4th year in medicine in UST, Rizal
decided to continue his studies in Spain because of its?
- liberal education
- he could no longer withstand the oppressive racial discrimination against the Filipino students and antiquated method of instruction of the Dominicans professors
92
With the advise of Paciano, Rizal decided to
move in ____to finish his medical course
because of cheaper cost of education
Madrid
93
Rizal enrolled at the _____ ____ __ _____ with courses on Medicine and
Philosophy and Letters.
Universidad Central de
Madrid
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Rizal enrolled at the Universidad Central de
Madrid with courses on ?
Medicine and
Philosophy and Letters.
95
what year did Rizal received his Licentiate in Medicine to
become a fully-pledge physician, but such
degree did not authorize him to teach medicine
(which was not his intention).
1884
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received by rizal in 1884 to become a fully-pledge physician, but such
degree did not authorize him to teach medicine
(which was not his intention).
Licentiate in Medicine
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at what age did rizal conferred with a Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters with a rating of excellent (Sobresaliente),
a degree that entitled him a University
Professorship in any Spanish University
24, year 1885
98
In 1885, at the age of 24, Rizal was also
conferred with a _____ __ _____ and ____ with a rating of excellent (Sobresaliente),
a degree that entitled him a University
Professorship in any Spanish University.
Licentiate in Philosophy
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The atmosphere was a mixture of people of
various belief- liberals, conservatives, republicans, monarchists, and revolutionists
Universidad Central de Madrid
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The atmosphere at the Universidad Central de Madrid was a mixture of people of various?
belief- liberals, conservatives, republicans, monarchists, and revolutionists.
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Rizal was drawn to the liberals especially to Dr. ____ ______ , one of his professors and the University, who was an advocate of freedom and self- determination of all people
Dr. Miguel Morayta
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hailed rizal as their champion
liberal students including those from South
America and Spain’s colonies
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viewed rizal as an
enemy
colleagues
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Rizal's liberalism led to his ______.
expulsion
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On _____ _____ ,Rizal along with other Filipino, Cuban, Mexican, Peruvian and Spanish students, joined a violent demonstration at the Madrid Central University as its show of support to Dr. Miguel Morayta.
November 1884
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joined a violent demonstration at the Madrid Central University as its show of support to Dr. Miguel Morayta.
Rizal along with other Filipino, Cuban, Mexican, Peruvian and
Spanish students
107
Rizal also took up
lessons in painting and sculpture at the
Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando.
108
Rizal studied English, German and French languages at the?
Ateneo De Madrid
109
Rizal also practiced fencing and shooting in the?
Halls of Sanz y Carbonell
110
Rizal also visits ____ and _____
museum and galleries.
111
Rizal lived a Spartan life in Madrid, his only extravagance was
spending _____ for the draw of Madrid lottery and buying books.
He was able to collect a small library of books of various topics.
peseta
112
Rizal went to Paris for advanced studies in
ophthalmology in ?
November 1885
113
Rizal worked under Dr. ___ __ _____, a
leading French ophthalmologist, for four
months
Dr. Louis de Weckert
114
when did rizal arrived in the historic city of Heidelberg
February 3, 1886
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in the historic
city of Heidelberg, he worked for 3
months under Dr. ___ ___ _____, a leading
German ophthalmologist and the director of
the University of Heidelberg Eye Hospital.
Dr. Otto von Becker
116
WhileRizal was in Berlin, he worked as an
assistant in the clinic of Dr. ______,
eminent German ophthalmologis
Dr. Schweigger
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