Rizal's Life and Writings: Lesson 1

What is the Republic Act that legislated the Rizal Law?

When was the Rizal Law implemented by the National Congress of Education?

What was the date of the historic signing of the Rizal Law?

Who directed the DECS and CHED to implement R.A. 1425?

Which memorandum ordered the implementation of the Rizal Law?

What was the directed order of CHED MO No. 6?

Who was the author of House Bill No. 5561?

What was the title of the work recited by Congressman Henry Allan Cooper in honor of Rizal?

Which of these individuals was NOT directly involved in the legislation or implementation of the Rizal Law?

What was the primary purpose of CHED Memorandum Order No. 6?

Which date is associated with the commemoration of Rizal Day as established by a Philippine president?

What was the significance of Congressman Henry Allan Cooper’s eulogy of Rizal in 1902?

Which of the following events occurred first?

Besides Republic Act 1425, what other ordinances mandated the implementation of the Rizal Law?

What specific action did President Fidel V. Ramos take regarding R.A. 1425?

Who was not a senator involved in the legislative process of the Rizal Law?

Republic Act 1425 was the legal foundation for the Rizal Law, signed into law.
The law was implemented on August 16, 1956, by the National Congress of Education.
House Bill 5561 and Senate Bill 438 mandated the Rizal Law.
Dr. Jose P. Rizal was born on June 19, 1861, in Calamba, Laguna.
President Ramon Magsaysay signed the Rizal Law.
The date of the Rizal Law's signing was June 12, 1956.
President Emilio Aguinaldo declared December 30th as Rizal Day.
President Fidel Valdez Ramos directed the implementation of R.A. 1425.
Presidential Memorandum Order No. 247 approved the implementations, dated December 26, 1994.
CHED Memorandum Order No. 6 was signed on February 15, 1996, requiring educational institutions to include a required Rizal subject for 3 units.
Dr. Rudolph Virchow, president of the Berlin Anthropological Society, honored Rizal with a scientific neurological event on November 20, 1897.
Senator Claro M. Recto authored House Bill No. 5561.
Senator Jose P. Laurel supported Senate Bill No. 438.
Congressman Henry Allan Cooper eulogized Rizal in 1902, reciting Rizal's "Ultimo Pensamiento" writings.
Cooper's appeal led to the approval of the Cooper Law (or the Philippine Bill of 1902).
William Howard Taft, the first American civil governor, organized the province of Rizal.
The American government established Kilometer Zero in Rizal in 1913.
Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda is Rizal's complete name.