Rizal & the Propaganda Movement

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What was the primary purpose of the publication titled 'Los Dos Mundos' in 1883?

  • To criticize the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines
  • To showcase the literary works of Filipino writers
  • To demand equal rights and opportunities for the overseas Hispanic colonies (correct)
  • To promote Spanish culture in the Philippines

Who led the formation of the Circulo Hispano Filipino in Spain?

  • Mariano Ponce
  • Jose Rizal
  • Pablo Rianzares
  • Juan Atayde (correct)

What was the name of the newspaper published by the Filipino community in Barcelona in 1889?

  • La Solidaridad (correct)
  • Espana en Filipinas
  • Revista del Circulo Hispano-Filipino
  • Los Dos Mundos

During which period in Spanish history did the monarchy get restored?

<p>1874-1931 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the name of the first novel written by Jose Rizal, published in 1887?

<p>Noli Me Tangere (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Imagining a Nation

  • During the late 19th century, economic conditions in the Philippines improved, allowing many creole and mestizo families to send their sons to school in Manila and Europe.
  • This exposure led to the awakening of ideas about progress and love for their motherland among young Filipino students.

Political Climate in 19th Century Spain

  • Spain was undergoing significant changes, including the restoration of the monarchy under Alfonso XII and the establishment of a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral legislature.
  • The Constitution of 1876 ensured political stability through the rotation of Liberal and Conservative parties in government.
  • However, the parliamentary system was weakened by manipulated elections and numerous turnovers of government employees.

The Propaganda Movement

  • Filipino students in Spain, including Jose Rizal, contributed to the Propaganda Movement through the publication of periodicals and newspapers.
  • La Solidaridad, a prominent newspaper, was established in 1889 with Marcelo H. del Pilar as editor and later joined by Jose Rizal, among others.
  • The newspaper aimed to combat reaction, impede retrogression, and defend progress.
  • Other prominent contributors included Dominador Gomez, Jose Maria Panganiban, Antonio Luna, and Ferdinand Blumentritt.

The Roles of Rizal and del Pilar

  • Rizal and del Pilar differed in their stance on Philippine affairs, with Rizal agreeing to the proposal to elect a leader to unite the Filipino community in Madrid in 1891.
  • Del Pilar initially expressed misgivings about the proposal.

Vocabulary

  • Cortes: the legislative or law-making body of the Spanish Government
  • Creole: a Spaniard born in the Philippines
  • Mestizo: an individual born of mixed ancestry (e.g., Spanish mestizo or Chinese Mestizo)
  • Propaganda: information used to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view
  • Restoration: refers to the Spanish Restoration (1874-1931), a period that saw the restoration of the monarchy under Alfonso XII and the establishment of a bicameral legislature

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