Jose Rizal in Singapore

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What led to Rizal's downfall, as mentioned in the text?

His refusal to break his word of honor in Singapore

Who replaced Governor-General Ramon Blanco before Rizal's execution?

Camilo Polavieja

What impact did Blanco's replacement have on Rizal's execution?

Rizal was executed immediately after Blanco's replacement

Why was Blanco seen as possibly betraying Rizal?

Blanco ordered Rizal's execution

What characterized the relationship between Jose Rizal and Governor-General Ramon Blanco?

Conflict due to opposing political beliefs

What was the name of the ship that Rizal arrived in Singapore on?

Isla de Panay

Who advised Rizal to stay behind in Singapore and take advantage of British law?

Both Don Pedro Roxas and Don Manuel Camus

Why did Rizal decide not to stay in Singapore despite the advice?

Both a and c

What does the text suggest about Governor-General Ramon Blanco's actions?

Blanco was conspiring with the Ministers of War and the Colonies to undermine Rizal.

Which of the following best describes Rizal's character based on the events described in the text?

Principled and committed to his word and beliefs

Study Notes

Rizal's Betrayal

  • Sultan Zaide, a historical figure, was also a victim of Spanish intrigue, similar to Rizal's situation, highlighting the treachery and deceit Rizal faced despite his noble intentions and trust in others.

Rizal and Governor-General Blanco

  • Governor-General Ramon Blanco was known for his conciliatory stance towards the revolutionaries, aiming to improve Spain's public image.
  • Rizal, a prominent figure in the movement for Philippine reform, was a target for those who wanted to maintain Spanish control over the Philippines.
  • Blanco was one of the few people who didn't want Rizal dead and objected to Rizal's execution.

Rizal's Trust in Blanco

  • Rizal had trusted Blanco's assurances of safety and gave his "word of honor" to return to the Philippines despite potential dangers.
  • Rizal's decision to return was based on his trust in Blanco's promises, highlighting Rizal's integrity and commitment to his word.

Rizal's Journey and Arrest

  • On September 7, Rizal arrived in Singapore, where he was advised to stay behind and take advantage of British law, but he chose to continue his journey to the Philippines.
  • On September 8, Rizal was arrested before reaching Barcelona, leading to his eventual execution.

The Role of Blanco in Rizal's Downfall

  • Blanco's inability to protect Rizal might be seen as a betrayal, but it's also possible that he was unable to prevent Rizal's execution due to political pressures and his replacement as Governor-General.
  • Blanco had accepted Rizal's offer to serve as a surgeon in Cuba, but Rizal's request to have his case reviewed was not granted, contributing to the perception of betrayal.

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