Before leaving the Philippines on May 3, 1882, Rizal attended a mass in _________.

La Solidaridad was established in what year?

He was the husband of Lucia who died of cholera in 1889.

_____________ was only 18 years old when she fell in love with Jose Rizal.

How much did the Philippine government bought the original manuscript of El Filibusterismo from Valentin Ventura?

An unfinished novel written by Rizal which consists of 44 pages.

The date when the copies of El Filibusterismo were released.

He was the Governor General that issued an order to investigate the agrarian trouble in Calamba.

1.What was the first novel published by Dr. Rizal in 1887?

2.The Antonio de Morga’s work, Sucesos De Las Islas Filipinas impressed Dr. Jose Rizal and he decided to annotate it and publish a new edition. Where and when did Rizal complete the annotation?

3.What is the title of the poem written by Dr. Jose Rizal on his remaining days?

4. When was Iglesia Watawat ng Lahi, a Rizalista group, established?

5. Who are the main proponents of Rizal law, also known as Republic Act 1425?

Special Faculty Committee of a certain university which was established through the request of Archbishop

Author of Senate Bill No. 438, Senate Committee on Education; Rizal Law Author

one provision of the law under Rizal Law

One provision of the law under rizal law

The president that issued the decree on December 20, 1898 that December 30 of every year be a day of national mourning in commemoration of Rizal’s execution in Bagumbayan in 1896 and of other heroes of the revolution.

Act ______ The Second Philippine Commission also known as Taft Commission) converted the politico-military district of Morong (a part of Manila) into the Province of Rizal as an honor and tribute to the most illustrious Filipino and the most illustrious Tagalog in the islands had ever known.

•       To celebrate his 50^th birth anniversary, Act No.____ was enacted on April 19, 1911 directing all public schools in the Philippines to prepare programs referring to the life of Rizal. Also, on April 9, 1931, Acting Governor-General George C. Butte proclaimed that June 19, the anniversary of the birth of Dr. Jose Rizal, be celebrated in all schools in the Philippines.

•       Also, in 1948, the Republic Act No. ___ was legislated prohibiting gambling on the 30^th day of December each year and to create a committee for the celebration of Rizal Day in every municipality and chartered cities.

Age of Enlightenment – reaction to the focus of medieval period, Opened freedom to mankind

Technological Advancement – Expansion of powerful nations

overthrow the rule of the British Empire and rejected British Monarch

issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1861 which resulted to the freeing of 50,000 Negro slaves.

: Controlled by COLONIAL GIANTS – Portugal and Spain à Underdevelopment, Discrimination, Slavery, Unequal Treatment (administrative position)

-          established a puppet government in Mexico headed by Austrian Archduke Maximilian, who was declared as Emperor of Mexico

-          The newly elected Zapotec President, who fought back from the French invaders through the support of the United States of America

-          Directly controlled by European Giants through trade and commerce and through domination of aristocracy

-          country in Asia that isolated their country to the Europeans to avoid being converted to Christianity

provided an opening for Americans to the trade with Japanese people

-          constitution of Cadiz (Ventura de los Reyes – First Phil. Delegates) King Ferdinand VII abolish the Cortes

-          MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT EXPERT OF THE FIELD

-          NO HOPE THAT THE OFFICIALS WOULD WORK FOR THE WELFARE OF FILIPINOS

1. Which of the following statements is correct?

2. Arrange the political officials from the highest to the lowest rank.

I. Cabeza

II. Alcalde Mayor

III. Gobernadorcillo

IV. Governor-General

3. Which of the following factors of nationalism the GOMBURZA were accused as supporters and motivators?

4. It is an act to include in the curricula of all public and private schools, colleges, and university courses on the life, works, and writings of Jose Rizal.

The Senate Bill No. 438. was filed by the Senate Committee on Education.

The House Committee on Education approved the bill without amendments on.

The Approved Version were then transmitted to Malacañang and on.

A religious movement that believes in the divinity of Jose Rizal

A person of Mixed Chinese and FIlipino ancestry

The ruling and usually educated upper class in Spanish colonial Philippines.

Pure-Blooded Spanish born in Spain

Pureblooded Spanish born in the Philippines

Firm established in Manila and other cities by foreign trade

An agreement that allowed a landowner to sell his/her land with the guarantee that he/she could buy the land back at the same price.

Fraternal organization which strives for moral betterment.

Pure-blooded native of the Philippines

Non-Catholic pure blooded Chinese

A term that proliferated in the Spanish Philippines to refer to people of pure Chinese descent

This was the form of trade between the Philippines and Mexico

The first Governor General to the Philippines under the Bourbon Mandate

Rizal reached Barcelona on

Rizal Manage to enroll in fencing class at the schools of

He joined the Masonry and became a Master Mason at the Lodge Solidaridad on

It was also in Berlin where he finished Noli Me Tangere which was published on

After 5 years in Europe, Rizal Went home to Calamba on

Rizal was arrested and brought to Fort Santiago on

The colonial government sought to have a better surveillance mechanism. to help carry out policies better. ______ was eventually established

Rizal was born on

The wife of Francisco Mercado who belonged to one of the wealthiest families in Manila

It is an ancient, weathered fort that has kept watch over the land for centuries, itself a witness to the rich history of the town and province.

It was the longest bridge ever made during the Spanish colonial era with approximately 100,000 adobe blocks used.

The meeting place of Bonifacio and other Katipuneros to avoid the watchful eyes of increasingly-suspicious Spanish authorities.

It is located in Calle Rizal, Lipa City is the ancestral residence of one of the most notable families in Lipa City - the Katigbak clan.

It is one of the oldest remaining buildings in the University of the Philippines Los Baños campus.

It houses the memorabilia like pictures of Rizal and the women in his life, his sculptures, to laminated quotes of some of his written works.

This is where the Philippine election was held for the Philippine Revolutionary government.

He was the first president of the Philippines.

He was the sublime paralytic and the brain of the revolution.

He was the last Filipino general to surrender to the Americans during the revolution.

He was the first president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and is known as "Father of Filipino Language."

He led the revolt in Imus against Spaniards during the outbreak of the Revolution in 1896.