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When was Jose Rizal executed?
Where did Rizal finish writing his second novel, El Filibusterismo?
Who were the contributors of La Solidaridad?
What was the organization that La Liga Filipina stood for?
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What invention is attributed to Rizal related to lighting?
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What was the name of the President of the new league Liga Filipina?
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What was the name of the novel that led to the ban on its possession and reading by the Archbishop of Manila in 1887?
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Which of the following led to the collapse of La Liga Filipina?
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At what age was Rizal able to read the family bible haltingly?
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Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text about Rizal's early life?
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Which of the following events is NOT mentioned as occurring before Rizal entered Ateneo?
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Study Notes
Jose Rizal's Life
- Ambeth Ocampo is a Filipino Revisionist Historian who researched Rizal's records at Ateneo.
- Rizal was returned to Manila in August 1887, and the Archbishop of Manila banned the possession and reading of his novel.
Early Life
- Rizal learned prayers at the age of three.
- He was five years old when he first read the family Bible haltingly.
- Rizal loved to attend church, pray, participate in novenas, and join religious processions.
- His mother was a remarkable woman of good character and fine culture.
Education
- Rizal began to solidify his political thoughts at Ateneo Municipal de Manila.
- Father Francisco de Pablo Sanchez taught Rizal about sciences and philosophy.
- The 4Rs of early education during the Spanish colonial period were Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Religion.
Writing Career
- Rizal wrote the novel "Noli Me Tangere" on March 29, 1887.
- He wrote the constitution of La Liga Filipina in Hong Kong.
- "Mi Ultimo Adios" was the last poem Rizal wrote in Fort Santiago before his death.
La Liga Filipina
- La Liga Filipina was an organization of nonviolent and truly national character.
- Ambrosio Salvador was the President of the new league Liga Filipina.
- Rizal was arrested by the Spanish authorities, leading to the collapse of La Liga Filipina.
Exile and Death
- Rizal was exiled in Dapitan for four years.
- He was executed at Bagumbayan Field at the exact age of 35 years, 6 months, and 11 days.
- Rizal shouted "Consummatum est!" before the shots rang out.
- He was buried without a coffin at Paco cemetery.
Legacy
- The Rizal Law (RA 1425) was implemented on June 12, 1956, to include Rizal's works in school curricula.
- La Solidaridad was established in 1889 as the principal organ of the Propaganda Movement, with contributors including Rizal, Marcelo del Pilar, and Ferdinand Blumentritt.
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Description
Test your knowledge on key historical events and figures in the Philippines, including the life and works of Jose Rizal, educational decrees, and significant legislations. From Rizal's execution to the contributors of La Solidaridad, this quiz covers various aspects of Philippine history.
