Spain and Jesuits in Philippine History

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Who is known as a model of fathers according to Rizal?

Don Francisco Mercado

Where was Don Francisco Mercado born?

Biñan, Laguna

What college did Don Francisco Mercado study at?

College of San Jose in Manila

Where was Doña Teodora Alonso Realonda born?

Manila

How many children did the Rizal family have?

Two boys and nine girls

"Neneng" is the nickname of which child in the Rizal family?

Saturnina

What was the pet name of Soledad, the youngest Rizal child?

Choleng

What was the real surname of the Rizal family before adopting 'Mercado'?

Lamco

When did Francisco Mercado and Teodora Alonso Realonda get married?

June 28, 1848

Why did the Rizal family acquire the second surname 'Rizal'?

As a form of tribute to a Spanish friend

What type of town was Calamba where the Rizal family settled down?

Hacienda town

What was the title of the poem written by Rizal in memory of his beloved town in 1876?

Un Recuerdo A Mi Pueblo

Who were the two famous lawyers of Manila that defended Doña Teodora?

Francisco de Marcaida and Manuel Marzan

Which term describes the social class that the Rizal family belonged to in Spanish Philippines?

Principalia

Why was Rizal initially refused admission to the Ateneo de Manila by Father Magin Ferrando?

Late for registration and considered sickly

Why did Rizal choose to adopt the surname 'Rizal' at the Ateneo de Manila?

Family name 'Mercado' was under suspicion by Spanish authorities

Who interceded on Rizal's behalf to secure his admission to Ateneo de Manila?

Manuel Xerez Burgos

Where was Rizal first boarded upon his arrival in Manila?

Outside Intramuros, on Caraballo Street

This quiz covers the influence of Spain and the Jesuits on the Philippines, including corrupt practices, impact on human rights, equality, and justice, and forced labor. It also touches on key historical figures like the Rizal family, the symbolism of El Filibusterismo, and the role of three friars known as GomBurZa.

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