Notable defenders of the of the bill are the following EXCEPT

Notable opposers of the bill are the following EXCEPT

The Rizal bill was signed into the law in June 12, 1956 by President

Best possible festival of Rizal Day in each district and contracted city, and for some other purposes.

It is also called Manila-Acapulco Trade or know as SHIP TRADE

a) End of Galleon Trade

b) Opening of the Suez Canal

c) Rise of the export of the crop economy

d) Established Monopolies in the Philippines

The following are among the stocks SENT TO MEXICO FROM THE PHILIPPINES through this transPacific exchange EXCEPT

He began the exchange when they found an arrival course from Cebu to Mexico in 1565.

September 14, 1815 - the Galleon Trade finished with Mexico's war of autonomy

an artificial sea-level waterway in Egypt connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Isthmus of Suez

November 17, 1869 – it was formally opened following a 10- year of development (1858-1869) under the authority of French representative Ferdinand de Lesseps.

With the opening of the Suez Canal, the separation of movement among Europe and the Philippines was impressively condensed and, in this way for all intents and purposes, carried the nation closer to Spain because the journey was diminished to just 42-50 days

Among these monopoly systems, the most controversial and oppressive to locals was perhaps the

the tobacco monopoly was finally abolished. It lasted for exactly 100 years

European arrangement of Education – the framework Spanish colonizers acquainted with the archipelago, the schools were set up and run by Catholic ministers.

Itwas made as a compulsory subject at all levels to change over the locals to the Catholic confidence and make them dutiful.

King Philip I's Leyes de Indias (Laws of Indies) – ordered Spanish specialists to instruct local people, to show them how to peruse and compose and to learn Spanish.

First formal schools were the parochial schools opened in their areas by the teachers, for example, the Augustinians, Franciscans, Jesuits, and Dominicans.

it means "tenant."

Liberals believe that government is necessary to protect individuals from being abused by others though they are also aware that the government itself can pose a threat to liberty.

The liberals in Spain considered the Catholic Church as an enemy of reforms

Governor-General Carlos Maria De la Torre the First liberal governor-general in the Philippines and the role model for the experience of liberalism of the country

The provisional government was appointing Carlos Maria De la Torre as Governor-General of the Philippines 1869 - 1871. He is widely considered to be the most beloved of the Spanish Governor-General ever assigned in the country.

Bourbon reform policies – were an advantage that was under Spain from 1565 to 1898. They surely impacted the way the colony was run by Spanish administrators but only to a limited extent

Cadiz Constitution is the primary Constitution in Europe to manage national power, perceiving sway as corning from the individuals and not from the lord.

Pedro Perez de Tagle and Jose Manuel Coretto were the first delegates from the Philippines who made their vow of office in Madrid.

Jose- was chosen by his fatherwho was a devotee of the Christian saint San Jose (St. Joseph)

Mercado- adopted in 1731 by Domigo Lamco (the paternal great-greatgrandfather of Jose Rizal) which the Spanish term mercado means ‘market’ in English

-her death was Rizal’s first sorrow in life

The real surname of the Rizal family was Mercado, which was adopted in 1731 by Domingo Lamco (the paternal great-great grandfather of Jose Rizal), who was a full blooded Chinese)

Rizal’s family acquired a second surname—Rizal—which was given by a Spanish alcalde mayor (provincial governor) of Laguna, who was a family friend

Rizal recalled her who told him fabulous stories, like those about the fairy, tails of buried treasure, and trees blooming the diamonds.

The name of the pony Pepe received from his father as a gift. As a child, he loved to ride his pony

Pepe's black dog. He took long walks in the meadows and lakeshore.

This term was used not just once in the poem. This term was only encountered by Pepe when he was 21 years old from preserved correspondence (letters) with his brother Paciano.

Tio Jose Alberto – inspired him to cultivate his artistic ability

encouraged him to fortify his frail body through physical exercises.

Tio Gregorio – intensified his avidness to read good books.

the first private tutor of Jose, who was his parents employed to give him lessons at home

Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz– he owned the school where his brother Paciano brought him to study; Jose's first teacher; he described him as a severe disciplinarian

published the Noli Me Tangere in Berlin, Germany with the financial help of

Rizal published the El Filibusterismo with financial assistance from Valentin Ventura and Jose Ma. Basa (September 18, 1891)

Suzanne Jacoby- A lover of Rizal while in Spain. Beautiful and pretty, as described by him, confessed her love as he left Spain for France

An Illustrado and a leading figure of the propaganda movement. Founder of the famous La Solidaridad and a respected member of the freemasons.

Maximo Viola- A very good friend of Rizal. The savior of Noli Me Tangere because he helped Rizal when he became near destitute

Paz Pardo de Tavera- A pretty girl and fiancée of his good friend, Juan Lun

Nellie Boustead- A beautiful Parisian. The very girl who became the reason for the momentary rivalry between Rizal and Antonio Luna, the famous Revolutionary General.

Prof. Ferdinand Blumentritt- A Kind-hearted Austrian professor; developed a lifelong friendship with Rizal.

Dr. Reinhold Rost- A librarian of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The one who recommended Rizal to the British Museum authorities and famously called him "a pearl of a man."

Seiko Usui (O-Sei-San)- Lover of Jose Rizal in Japan. She taught him the Japanese language, which he mastered within a week—the reason why Rizal almost got to settle in Japan

As the visitors were leaving, Rizal handed over Trinidad, an alcohol cooking stove as a gift from the Pardo de Taveras, whispering in a language that the guards could not understand. “There is something in it," that "something" was now known as Mi Ultimo Adios.

Rizal gave to tTrining the book “Imitation of Christ” of Padre Thomas a Kempis on which he wrote the dedication. “To my dear and unhappy wife," Josephine.

“Consummatumest” (It is finished), his last words

he first poem Rizal probably wrote during his days in the Ateneo was "Mi Primera Inspiracion (My First Inspiration) which was dedicated to his mother

Sino ang iboboto mong presidente?

SINO ANG CUTE?

This is the act that mandates to include in the curricula of all public and private schools, colleges and universities courses on the life, works and writings of our national hero Rizal, particularly his two novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo and authorizing the printing and distribution thereof, and for other purposes.