Rizal's Journey to Europe
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What motivated Rizal to pursue further studies in Spain?

  • To express ideas freely that were hindered in the Philippines (correct)
  • To establish connections with European intellectuals
  • To escape the political situation in the Philippines
  • To gain financial support from his family
  • Which vessel did Rizal board for his journey to Singapore?

  • SS Marseilles
  • SS Salvadora (correct)
  • SS Europe
  • SS D'Jemnah
  • What important waterway did Rizal's journey pass through during his trip to Europe?

  • Bering Strait
  • Suez Canal (correct)
  • Panama Canal
  • Strait of Gibraltar
  • Which stops were included in the voyage from the Philippines to Europe?

    <p>Aden, Naples, Colombo</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When did Rizal arrive in Barcelona, Spain?

    <p>June 16, 1882</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What financial support did Rizal receive before his departure?

    <p>356 pesos</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who persuaded Rizal to go study in Spain?

    <p>His brother and Uncle Antonio</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the shipping industry primarily facilitate?

    <p>The movement of goods for international trade</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the original name of Complutense University of Madrid?

    <p>University of Alcalá de Henares</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who was the leader of the Circulo Hispano-Filipino community in Madrid that Rizal joined?

    <p>Don Juan Atayde</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When did Rizal deliver his speech at the banquet in honor of Filipino painters?

    <p>June 25, 1884</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the Catholic Church's stance on Freemasonry?

    <p>It prohibits membership and threatens excommunication.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Latin word 'Spoliarium' refer to in the context of the artwork?

    <p>A holding area for fallen gladiators</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the painting 'Spoliarium', who does the woman on the right represent?

    <p>The Mother Country or Inang Bayan</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following individuals helped Rizal with his book 'El Filibusterismo'?

    <p>Jose Alejandrino</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What year did Rizal leave Barcelona to establish himself in Madrid?

    <p>1882</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Rizal's First Voyage to Europe

    • Rizal's first voyage to Europe began on May 1, 1882.
    • He left for Europe without his parents' knowledge at the urging of his brother and uncle Antonio.
    •  His departure was motivated by a desire to pursue further education in a foreign land where he could express views restricted in the Philippines.
    • On May 3, 1882, Rizal boarded the SS Salvadora for Singapore.
    • On May 8, 1882, he arrived in Singapore and stayed at the Hotel de Paz.
    • He transferred to the French steamer Djemnah to proceed to Europe.
    • The steamer traveled to various locations including Point de Galle, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Naples, and Marseilles before reaching Barcelona.
    • The voyage was via the Suez Canal.
    • The SS Salvadora brought Rizal from the Philippines to Singapore.
    • The Djemnah transported Rizal further to Europe.

    Arrival in Barcelona and Madrid

    • Rizal arrived in Barcelona, Spain on June 16, 1882.

    • He was initially unimpressed with the ugliness and dirtiness of the city and thought the inhabitants were inhospitable.

    • However, he later appreciated Barcelona's free atmosphere and the warm nature of its people.

    • Rizal relocated to Madrid, the Spanish capital, in the fall of 1882.

    • He enrolled at the Universidad Central de Madrid in November 1882.

    • He was a student of medicine, philosophy, and letters.

    Rizal's Studies in Madrid

    • During his studies, Rizal honed his fencing and shooting skills, and studied painting and sculpture.
    • He also took classes in French, German, and English at the Academy of San Carlos.

    Joining the Propaganda Movement

    • In September 1882, in Madrid, Rizal met and joined a small Filipino-Spanish community called Circulo Hispano-Filipino.
    • This group was founded by Juan Atayde
    • Rizal contributed writings, poetry, and participated in meetings.
    • Among the prominent figures in the community were Marcelo H. del Pilar and José Alejandro who worked with Rizal on his writings.

    Rizal's European Activities

    • Rizal collected used books on medicine, philosophy, languages, and geography.
    •  He enjoyed literary works by authors such as Beecher Stowe.
    • Rizal joined the Masonic Lodge Acacia and used the name Dimasalang for his Masonic identity.

    Rizal's Activities in France and Germany

    • Rizal eventually arrived in Paris in November 1885.
    • He worked as an assistant to Dr. Louis de Weckertt.
    • In February 1886, he traveled to Heidelberg.
    • During his time there, he worked as an assistant to Dr. Otto Becker and continued his medical studies.

    Rizal's completion of studies and other activities

    • On his 24th birthday, June 21, 1884, Rizal was awarded a diploma.
    • June 25, 1884, Rizal delivered a speech at a banquet held in honor of the Filipino painters Juan Luna and Felix Hidalgo.
    • He did not pay for all graduation fees and was not issued his medicine degree diploma.
    • However, he completed his studies in philosophy and letters.

    The Suez Canal

    • The Suez Canal played a critical role in maritime trade and transportation at the end of the 19th century and connecting the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
    • Ferdinand de Lesseps was a key figure in its development.
    • The shipping industry remained critical for economic growth.

    The Spoliarium

    • This painting depicts a holding area, the Spoliarium, in the Roman Colosseum where the corpses of fallen gladiators were brought.
    • The painting has deeper symbolic meaning to Filipinos, as many scholars believe it represents Filipino sacrifices for their independence.

    Catholic Church and Freemasonry

    • The Roman Catholic Church voiced many critics of Freemasonry.
    • The Church prohibited its members from being Freemasons since 1738.

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