He is the one who sponsored Rizal law

Who wrote Rizal law

When did Rizal Law enacted?

Where and when did Rizal died?

Rizal's Virtues of Character.

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What is the full name of Rizal?

When did Rizal was born?

He was a full-blooded Chinese who migrated to the Philippines. The family's paternal ascendant.

Jose Rizal’s father, who was a well educated farmer with studies in Latin and philosophy at the Colegio de San Jose in Manila.

Where did Rizal was born?

A name held in high honor in Laguna for it had belonged to a famous sea captain who had been given the ENCONMIENDA OF BAY for his services and had won the regard of those who paid tribute to him because of his fairness and interest in their welfare.

The mother of Rizal and his first teacher.

It was adopted in 1731 by Domingo Lam-Co which means "market" in English

The Filipino priest who baptized Rizal.

The eldest child of Rizal-Alonzo marriage.

Sister of Rizal that died at the age of 3.

Tutor of Rizal which is a former classmate of his father. Lived at Rizal home and instructed him in Spanish and Latin. He died five months later.

It was considered the finest school in the Phlippines because of the rigorous intellectual standards of the Jesuits.

He recognized Rizal’s talent as a poet and encouraged him to practice this craft. Rizal’s student poems are impressionistic and amateurish, but they contain the

seeds of his future nationalism.

He instructed Rizal in the sciences and philosophy, believed that Rizal was wasting his time with poetry.

He was a Filipino revisionist historian, is a popular writer and general debunker of local history, suggests that Rizal was not a good student.

This school was the only University in the Philippines during the 19th century. Rizal continued to create his vision of Philippine nationalism.

Completed units of Rizal when he studied in a Dominican school.

He advised Rizal to pursue medicine.

The title of Rizal’s poem that won a prize while he was in Ateneo________.

An organized group composed of upper-class Filipinos from all the lowland Christian areas,

On what year does Rizal went to Spain to study at University of Madrid

He was a propagandists, orator and pamphleteer who had left the islands for Spain in 1880 after the publication of his satirical short novel, Fray Botod (Brother Fatso),

An Austrian geographer and ethnologist whom Rizal had met in Germany.

He was an active in the antifriar movement in the islands until obliged to flee to Spain in 1888, where he became editor of La Solidaridad and assumed leadership of the Filipino community in Spain.

He helped Rizal print Noli Me Tangere. He lend 300 pesos for 2000 copies.

She is the deranged mother of Basilio and Crispín. Described as beautiful and young, although she loves her children very much, she cannot protect them from the beatings of her husband, Pedro.

Novel's protagonist. The mestizo (mixed-race) son of Filipino businessman Don Rafael Ibarra, he studied in Europe for seven years. He is also María Clara's fiancé.

A Chinese businessman who aspired to be a consul for China in the Philippines. Simoun coerced him into hiding weapons inside the latter's warehouses in preparation

for the revolution.

Girlfriend of Basilio

He defines government as the rise of an institution which has a “monopoly of the legitimate use of physical power.” He complains that government is an institution that could

legally take people’s property by taxing them, imprisoning them, and even executing them. As a result of these powers, government could force people to do things that they otherwise would resist.

It is a set of ideas on values about government and political process held by a community or nation.

It is one of the main elements of political science. Also defined as the process by which people, at various stages in their lives, acquire views and orientations about politics.

It is a comprehensive and logically ordered set of beliefs about the nature of people and about the institutions and role of government.

It is a the idea of oneness by a group of people who possess common traditions, a shared history, a set of goals, and a belief in a specific future.and a belief in a specific future. Rizal argued that Filipinos could only foster their own sense of it by studying history.