Topic 3: El fili Flashcards
___________ strongly reacted against the project advocated by: the students. For him, it would mean the death of national identity and the institutionalization tyranny.
Simoun
____________, on the other hand, believed that through education, he would be able to alleviate the lives of his fellow Filipinos. He did not believe that revolution could be an effective means to achieve freedom. For him, education and science would save the country from its present situation.
Basilio
______________ saw the youth as the future of the country because this generation would one day lead the nation. He believed that their actions today would shape the path of tomorrow. and the youth could challenge the government if they wanted reforms from the government.
Rizal
When was Rizal’s First Homecoming?
1887-1888
When was rizal’s second homecoming
June 26 1892
Rizal arrived in Manila, accompanied by his sister _________
Lucia
He was awaited by a crowd, watching or spying on him, before he was consecrated to history. Who were those people?”
The carabineers, headed by their commandant, a captain and lieutenant of the Guardia Civil Veterana, and a sergeant in civilian clothes were there.
Why did Rizal return to the Philippines?
a: He thought of continuing the fight in the Philippines because he believed that the battle was in the Philippines; not in a foreign soil.
b. He needed to be present in order to address the problems at hand.
Agonies in madrid
- Rizal and Del pilar Rivalry
- Duel with Antonio Luna (Nellie Bousted)
- Challenge with Wenceslao Retana
- Infidelity of Leonor Rivera
- Problems with Kalamba Tenants
On what date did Rizal go to Malacañang Palace to resume his series of interviews with the Governor General?
July 6, 1892 (Wednesday)
What is “Pobres Frailles,” who authored them, and where were they printed?
“Pobres Frailles” (Poor Friars) are incriminatory leaflets allegedly found in Lucia’s pillowcases. They are attributed to Fr. Jacinto and were printed by the Imprenta de los Amigos del Pais in Manila.
Rizal was placed under arrest and escorted to Fort Santiago by ______________________, nephew and aide of Governor General Despujol :
Ramon Despujol
When did the Gaceta de Manila published the story of Rizal’s arrest? which produced indignant commotion among the Filipino people, particlarly the members of the newly organized Liga Filipina
July 7 1892
What decree by Governor General Despujol was included in the July 7, 1892 issue of the Gaceta de Manila?
The decree deporting Rizal to “one of the islands in the South.”
What significant event happened to Rizal shortly after midnight on July 14, 1892?
Rizal was brought under heavy guard to the steamer Cebu, which was sailing for Dapitan.
At what time and date was Rizal brought to the steamer Cebu?
At 12:30 am on July 15, 1892.
Where was Rizal taken on the steamer Cebu on July 14, 1892?
He was taken to Dapitan.
Who was the captain of the steamer that departed with Rizal on July 15, 1892?
Captain Delgras.
At what time did the steamer Cebu depart on July 15, 1892, and when did it arrive in Dapitan?
It departed at 1:00 AM and arrived in Dapitan on July 17 at 7:00 in the evening.
Who was the Spanish commandant of Dapitan to whom Captain Delgras handed over Rizal?
Captain Ricardo Carnicero
When did Rizal’s exile in Dapitan begin and end?
It began on July 17, 1892, and ended on July 31, 1896, lasting four years.
Which islands did the steamer Cebu pass before reaching Dapitan?
Mindoro and Panay.
Retana, in an article he wrote in ________, attacked the Propaganda Movement particularly the medium-La Solidaridad as well as the problems confronting the Mercados in Kalamba, Laguna.
-La epoca
Later, Retana wrote a biography of Rizal entitled ‘_____________________’. In this book, Retana insists that the death of Dr. Jose Rizal was a death imposed by the colonia powers of Spain.
La Vida y Escritos del Dr. Jose Rizal
According to ______________, why did Simoun fail in his revolutionary efforts in “El Filibusterismo”?
- Ambeth Ocampo
- Simoun failed not because Rizal was against the revolution, but because he reflected on the anger and bitterness in his heart following the agrarian dispute in Calamba and realized that one must start with good intentions to succeed.
