Rizal's Education and Life Abroad

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What was one of the primary reasons for the student demonstrations in 1884?

  • The abolition of certain academic programs
  • A rise in tuition fees at the university
  • Support for conservative educational policies
  • Dr. Miguel Morayta's proclamation on freedom of science (correct)

Which group quickly condemned Dr. Morayta's views on freedom of science?

  • The Catholic bishops of Spain (correct)
  • University professors
  • Student leaders
  • Government officials

How did the police and army respond to the student demonstrations?

  • They offered to negotiate with the students.
  • They sided with the students to advocate for reform.
  • They successfully suppressed the riots with minimal violence.
  • They were overwhelmed and could not control the protests. (correct)

What was the fate of the Rector who sided with the students?

<p>He was forced to resign. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Rizal describe the atmosphere following the appointment of the new Rector Creus?

<p>Irritated and filled with resentment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was one of the notable Filipino students involved in the demonstrations alongside Rizal?

<p>Valentin Ventura (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action did Rector Creus take on the third day of the demonstrations?

<p>He requested police presence at the university. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emblematic shout was often heard during the demonstrations?

<p>Viva Morayta! Down with Bishops! (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one major result of the student demonstrations in Madrid in November 1884?

<p>Bloody riots and confrontations between students and authorities (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which Filipino artist won the first prize at the National Exposition of Fine Arts in Madrid in 1884?

<p>Juan Luna (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was contributing to the financial struggles faced by Rizal's family in Calamba?

<p>Natural disasters such as drought and locust infestations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the hacienda manager react when his request for a turkey was denied by Don Francisco?

<p>He increased the rent for the lands cultivated by the Rizal family (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What nickname did Rizal give to Paris regarding its expenses?

<p>The Costliest Capital in Europe (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What unusual sacrifice did Paciano Rizal make to help support his brother's education in Madrid?

<p>Sold his younger brother's pony (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the significance of the banquet on June 25, 1884, that Rizal attended?

<p>It celebrated the successes of Filipino artists at an exposition (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the police response to the student demonstrations in Madrid during November 1884?

<p>They unleashed violent repression against the demonstrators (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What impact did the demonstrations in Madrid have on Dr. José Rizal's activism?

<p>They intensified his criticism of Spanish colonial rule. (A), They inspired him to write more about Filipino independence. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What key historical factor influenced Rizal's decision to participate in student demonstrations in 1884?

<p>The increasing severity of colonial oppression in the Philippines. (B), The influence of revolutionary ideologies from Europe. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Filipino artists influence the protest movements during Rizal's time?

<p>By promoting cultural pride and national identity through their works. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the police response to the protests in which Rizal took part?

<p>They arrested the leaders and shutdown the demonstrations. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the consequences of the 1884 demonstrations for the Filipino community abroad?

<p>Strengthening of unity among Filipino expatriates. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What critical theme was reflected in the artwork of Filipino artists during the 1884 protests?

<p>Critique of the Spanish colonial system. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did Rizal believe in the importance of participating in the demonstrations?

<p>He felt it was necessary to advocate for his countrymen. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way did the demonstrations serve to highlight the emerging Filipino identity in the 19th century?

<p>They showcased the desire for independence and self-governance. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Student Protests in 1884

University students in Spain, including Filipinos like Rizal, protested against the Catholic bishops' excommunication of Dr. Morayta, a professor. The protests escalated into riots and clashes with authorities.

Dr. Miguel Morayta

A history professor whose speech advocating for academic freedom triggered student protests.

Catholic Bishops' Excommunication

The Catholic bishops' action of excommunicating Dr. Morayta and those supporting him due to his liberal views.

Rizal's Involvement

Rizal, a Filipino student, participated in the student protests and riots against Rector Creus.

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Rector Creus

The new Rector of the university, unpopular among students, whose appointment further intensified the protests.

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University Riots

Violent clashes between students and authorities in university buildings and city streets. Students were armed with various weapons, and professors supported them.

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Academic Freedom

The right of teachers and students to discuss and explore ideas freely without censorship or fear of punishment.

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November 21, 1884

Significant date when a new rector took office and protests continued with clashes and imprisonment.

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Rizal's Unhappy Days at UST

Jose Rizal experienced negative experiences while studying at the University of Santo Tomas (UST) that led to his leaving.

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Rizal's Secret Mission

Rizal had a hidden goal or purpose besides his studies.

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Rizal's Difficulties Abroad

Jose Rizal encountered challenges during his studies in Spain.

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Rizal's Anonymity in Departure

Rizal avoided using his real name during his departure for Spain.

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Rizal's Parental Permission Absence

Jose Rizal didn't seek approval from his parents for his overseas studies.

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Rizal's Involvement in Madrid Demonstrations

Rizal participated in student protests/demonstrations in Madrid.

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Financial difficulties in Calamba

Poor harvests due to drought and locusts, coupled with increased land rentals, created significant financial hardship for the Rizal family in Calamba.

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Delayed/missing allowances

Rizal's monthly allowances from home arrived late or not at all, causing him significant distress in Madrid.

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Selling Rizal's pony

Paciano, Rizal's brother, had to sell Rizal's pony to send money to him in Madrid due to the family's financial struggles.

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Rizal's hunger in Madrid

On June 24, 1884, Rizal went without breakfast due to a lack of money, highlighting his financial hardship in Madrid.

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Rizal's banquet attendance

Despite being broke, Rizal attended a banquet in honor of Filipino artists, Juan Luna and Felix Resurrection Hidalgo in Madrid, showcasing his generosity and network despite his struggles.

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Madrid student riots (1884)

Bloody student riots erupted in Madrid on November 20-22, 1884.

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High cost of living in Paris

Rizal found Paris to be the most expensive capital in Europe, commenting on the high cost of everyday necessities in a letter to his family.

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Study Notes

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify Rizal's unhappy days at UST and his secret mission
  • Identify the difficulties Rizal encountered abroad
  • Explain Rizal's secret departure from Spain
  • Discuss Rizal's involvement in a Madrid student demonstration

Topics/Subject Matters

  • Rizal's life: Higher Education and life abroad

References

  • Aguisanda, M. (2011). Rizal: Life, Works, and Writings.
  • Solsoloy, B. (2019). Life and Works of Dr. Jose P. Rizal.

Course Content

  • Rizal's first romance was a tragic disillusionment but it didn't affect his studies at UST.
  • Rizal studied Philosophy and Letters then transferred to medical school at UST
  • Rizal remained loyal to the Ateneo and won literary prizes during medical studies at UST
  • Rizal found the atmosphere at UST suffocating
  • Reasons for Rizal's unhappiness at UST included hostile professors, racial discrimination against Filipinos, and oppressive teaching methods.
  • Rizal failed to earn high scholastic honors due to these issues and decided to study abroad.
  • Rizal's older brother, sisters, and other family and friends approved his move.
  • Rizal left for Spain secretly to avoid detection by Spanish authorities and friars.
  • Rizal did not want his parents to know because of their disapproval.

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