Chapter 10 Flashcards
(14 cards)
Brave Filipinas who demanded education; praised by Rizal for their courage and intellect.
Women of Malolos
Rizal’s message that women must be educated and strong to raise a strong nation.
Empowerment
The process of gaining freedom and rights; Rizal called for this especially for women.
Emancipation
The act of being dominated or controlled; what women suffered under colonial and patriarchal rule.
Subjugation
Religious items criticized by Rizal when used to blind people from deeper moral truths.
Scapularies
Rizal saw this as the root of Filipino suffering; especially dangerous when passed through generations.
Ignorance
Uprightness or moral integrity; Rizal encouraged women to raise children with this virtue.
Rectitude
Following authority without question; Rizal warned women not to teach this to their children.
Blind obedience
Foolish or empty religious faith; Rizal criticized those who obeyed without thinking.
Fatuous devotion
Rizal’s ideal: strong, moral, educated, and fearless.
Virtuous woman
Loyalty to truth and country, not just religion or tradition.
Allegiance
Rizal emphasized a mother’s role in shaping a child’s future and the nation’s destiny.
Maternal duty
Rizal’s praise for women who speak and stand for truth even against powerful forces.
Moral courage
Believing with reason, not just tradition; central to Rizal’s message.
Rational faith