LESSON 4 Flashcards
(66 cards)
1
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Was Rizal considered a tornatra?
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Yes
2
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What decent did Rizal come from?
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Spanish and Chinese decent
3
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Rizal is also known as
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“Pride of the Malay Race”
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What was the name of the son of Siang-co and Zun-nio?
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Lam-co
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When did Lam-co migrated to the Philippines>
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Around 1600s
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When did Lam-co get baptized to be a catholic?
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1697
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What first name did Lam-co adpoted?
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Domingo
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To whom was Lam-co married?
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The daughter of Agustin Chin-co and Jacinta Rafaela of Parian named Ines de la Rosa
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What did Ines de la Rosa classify as?
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Chinese-mestiza
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Where did Lam-co and Ines settled?
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San Isidro Labrador (estate by Laguna who was owned by Republicans)
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In 1731, Ines gave birth to a son who they named?
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Francisco Mercado
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Whom did Francisco Mercado marry?
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A Chinese-mestiza named Cirila Bernarda Monicha
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What was the name of the son of Francisco and Bernarda?
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Juan
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Who did Juan marry?
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a Chinese-mestiza named Cirila Alejandra
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Cirila and Juan had 13 children one of which was?
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Francisco Engracio
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Who was the son of Captain Cipriano Alonzo and Maria Alejandro?
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Lorenzo Alberto Alonzo (“very Chinese in appearance”)
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Rizal’s maternal lineage can be traced to the last ruler of the pre-Spanish kingdom of Tondo
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The great Sibunao Lacandola
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Who was the daughter of Captain Mariano Alejandro and Faustina Florentina?
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Maria Alejandro
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Who was the daughter of Lorenzo Alberto and Brigida de Quintos?
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Teodora (Rizal’s Mother)
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What was Rizal fighting for?
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not ethno-culturalism but socio-political nationalism
21
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Travelling merchants aka/
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The sangleys
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Rizal was an
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Indio, principalia and ilustrado
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Where did Chinese immigrants settled?
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Binan Laguna
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Siang-co and Zun-nio were of higher status due to the title?
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co and nio (equivalent to don and dona)
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Who was Rizal's Father?
Francisco Engracio
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If there is one thing that could be associated with corruption in what he did, it was when he changed the status of his family from "Chinese mestizo" to "indio" thereby lowering the tribute that was due to the crown.
Captain Juan (Rizal's Grandfather)
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He held the office of gobernadorcillo thrice, in 1808, 1813 and 1823.
Captain Juan (Rizal's Grand father)
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one of Juan's children and Rizal's father, was able to get an education despite being one of thirteen children. He later settled in Kalamba and became the tenant of the friar estate there.
Francisco Engracio
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Francisco and Bernarda had a son named
Juan.
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Rizal's maternal lineage can be traced to the last ruler of the pre-Spanish kingdom of Tondo - the great
Sibunao Lacandola.
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Juan (Francisco and Bernarda )married a Chinese mestiza named
Cirila Alejandra
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Juan married a Chinese mestiza named Cirila Alejandra and had 13 children, one of whom was
Francisco Engracio,
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Maria Alejandro was married to Captain Cipriano Alonzo, the son of a Chinese mestizo named Captain Gregorio Alonzo. Captain Cipriano and Maria had a son named
Lorenzo Alberto Alonzo who, records described, was "very Chinese in appearance."
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Somewhere down the genealogy, there was a certain Captain Mariano Alejandre who bore to Faustina Florentina, a Chinese mestiza, a daughter named
Maria Alejandro
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Lorenzo Alberto would marry a certain Brigida de Quintos and fathered with her Rizal's mother
Teodora,
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she was known as the "Sampaguita of the Parian"
Estanislao Manuel
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Mariquita Ochoa, managed to capture the eyes and heart of the exile known as the Marquis de Canete. Their union bore
Regina Ochoa
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Mariquita Ochoa, managed to capture the eyes and heart of the exile known as the Marquis de Canete. Their union bore Regina Ochoa who, in turn, bore
Brigida de Quintos to the lawyer Manuel de Quintos.
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Rizal's paternal great-great-grandfather was a man of great social stature.
Domingo Lam-co
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He befriended well-known figures among the Dominicans who were instrumental in his settling in the Dominican estate in Biñan.
Domingo Lam-co (Rizal's paternal great-great-grandfather)
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He was a leader to the other Chinese immigrants who, like him, settled in Biñan. He was even called to Manila just to be godfather. All these point to his status in the social hierarchy back then. Even his parents, Siang-co and Zun-nio, were presumed to be of higher social status given that the "-co" and "-nio" were titles akin to the Spanish "don" and "doña".
Domingo Lam-co (Rizal's paternal great-great-grandfather)
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Domingo and Ines' son, Rizal's great grandfather, .... was also a man of great social stature. He was rich; he owned one of the largest herds of carabaos per the records preserved in the Biñan church.
Francisco Mercado (Rizal's great grandfather) (paternal lineage)
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Ines de la Rosa Chinco, his wife, was also from a well-respected family. Her father, Agustin Chinco, was an educated man and a rice merchant, and her mother, Jacinta Rafaela was a daughter of a Christian Chinese.
Domingo Lam-co (Rizal's paternal great-great-grandfather)
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He was popular; his name was often found in baptismal and wedding registries of Biñan. His wife, Bernarda, must have also been a popular godmother given that the name Monicha frequently formed part of the last names of girls around the area back then.
Francisco Mercado (Rizal's great grandfather) (paternal lineage)
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Francisco's son and Rizal's grandfather, was himself a man of politica influence He held the office of gobernadorcillo thrice, in 1808, 1813 and 1823
Juan Mercado (José Rizal's Grandfather) Paternal
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, he was one of the electors who eventually chose the insular Ventura de los Reyes to represent the Philippines to the Spanish Cortes in Cadiz .
Capitan Juan Mercado (José Rizal's Grandfather) Paternal
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he changed the status of his family from "Chinese mestizo" to "indio" thereby lowering the tribute that was due to the crown/But this, Craig explained, was to compensate for the tribute he paid on behalf of those who died or left Biñan during his term.
Capitan Juan Mercado (José Rizal's Grand Father) Paternal
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Mrs. Mercado, ..., was also of a high social standing and, like her husband, was generous, popular and well-liked by the people.
Cirila Alejandro (Rizal's GrandMother) (Father's Side)
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one of Juan's children and Rizal's father, was able to get an education despite being one of thirteen children He later settled in Kalamba and became the tenant of the friar estate there His success in farming enabled him to purchase properties from less successful farmers.
Francisco Engracio (José Rizal's father)
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Teodora's father, .... Alonzo, was a deputy of the Philippines to the Spanish Cortes, although the same author was cited by Ambeth Ocampo in his 2010 PDI article "Secrets locked in Alberto house about Rizal's mother" as saying that his search in Spain's records of deputies to the Spanish Cortes there yielded no mention of Lorenzo Alberto or Jose Alberto Alonzo.
Lorenzo Alberto (Rizal's Grandpa) (Mother's Side)
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Historical records, provided with certainty that ... was the municipal captain of Biñan in 1824 His father Cipriano and his grandfather Gregorio also held the position of capitan municipal of Biñan.
Lorenzo Alberto (Rizal's Grandpa) (Mother's Side)
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...., Lorenzo Alberto's mother and Teodora's grandmother, belonged to the famous Florentina family of Bulacan. Her father, Mariano Alejandro, was also a municipal captain of Biñan. Quite a number of Teodora's other relatives were also professionals back when men of profession were rather few.
Maria Florentina
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Of all the incidents that happened in the personal life of Rizal, there were two that stood out and, in the minds of the biographer Leon Maria Guerrero, brought
Rizal to the path that he would take:
the execution of the three secular priests (GOMBURZA), and the injustices done to his mother.
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Rizal himself said, as quoted by Guerrero, "Had it not been for the events of 1872, Rizal would have been a Jesuit." Such was the impact of the execution of Jose Burgos, Mariano Gomes and Jacinto Zamora to the life of Rizal. What was being referred here?
GOMBURZA execution
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was Pelaez's co-leader in the seculars' protex against the order from Spain mandating secular priests to handover their parishes to the regulars (Blanco, 2010).
Padre Mariano Gomes de los Angeles
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They wrote a petition in the name of the Cavite seculars to the Queen to abolish the order and, at the same time, affirmed the seculars' loyalty. They also raised funds to maintain an agent in Madrid. His being a Chinese mestizo priest working with a creole one was seen as a more widespread and comprehensive action of the seculars.
Padre Mariano Gomes de los Angeles and Padre Pelaez
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an insular, was a protégé of Padre Pelaez (Uckung 2012). An intellectual whose loyalty to the Church and the Crown was noticed and many times commended by then Manila Archbishop Gregorio Meliton Martinez
Padre Jose Apolonio Burgos
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was also a leader in the secularization movement after the death of Pelaez. The "pamphlet" published in 1864 containing a manifesto defending the honor of Pelaez against the baseless accusation that he led a movement to overthrow the colonial government and, at the same time, the rights of the secular clergy was generally attributed to him.
Padre Burgos
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it was his addiction to gambling that finally did him in, for the incriminating note was simply talking about playing cards (bullets) and money (powder)
Padre Jacinto Zamora,
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When did Cavite Mutiny happend?
January 20, 1872
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Gomburza execution when?
February 17, 1872
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He was a rich man born in the capital of Seville, a military man who managed to climb up to the rank of Lieutenant General and was a deputy to the Spanish Cortes.
He was also a liberal to the core
Governor General de la Torre
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When did the Jesuits returned?
1859
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The ..., formally known as the Society of Jesus (Societas Iesu), are a Roman Catholic religious order founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola in 1540. The Jesuits are known for their rigorous education, missionary work, and dedication to the defense of the Catholic faith.
Jesuits
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Who replace General De la Torre?
Rafael Geronimo Cayetano Izquierdo y Gutierrez
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Rizal's mother was incarcerated for two and a half She filed a charge of prejudice against the gobernadorcillo, with the assistance of Manila's "most renowned lawyers."
Don Francisco de Marcaida and Don Manuel Marzano.
