Rizal and his Effects Flashcards

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Agrarian Dispute between the friars and tenants of the Hacienda de San Juan Bautista in Laguna from 1887 to 1891 which involved the Rizal family and showed peasant discontent in the Spanish Colony

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Hacienda Calamba Case

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El Filibusterismo is translated as ?

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Reign of Greed

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El Filibusterismo is written in ___?

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Castilian

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____ was published on September 18, 1891. Rizal began
writing ___ in 1887 and finished the manuscript in 1891 in
Biarritz, France after 3 years of work. He moved the printing of the
novel to the cheaper city of Ghent, Belgium

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El Filibusterismo

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symbolize how wealth and power perpetuate
the political system in El Fili

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Simoun’s Jewels

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represents the tools of manipulation and
control used by both the colonizers and the
elite
its light: a metaphor for the false hope and
illusion of change
its destruction: signifies the rejection of
violent revolution and the hope for
redemption

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Simoun’s lamp

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Written in 1890
He had already published Noli Me Tangere, a novel exposing Spanish abuses and was in the process of writing El Fili.
Rizal was influenced by European Enlightenment, economic theories, and his own travels. He also cited doctor Sancianco’s Progreso de Filipinas

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The Indolence of the Filipino (La Indolencia de Los Filipinos)

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Rizal gave an assertion that _____ is magnified indolence because this is an effect of misgovernment and backwardness and not the cause of it

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Filipino Indolence

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Indolence is fostered through:

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  1. The encomienda system and forced labor
  2. The galleon trade and economic monopolies
  3. Heavy taxation and corruption
  4. Religious influence and social control
  5. Resistance and repression
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Responsiblity of Filipinos in Perpetuating Indolence:

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  1. The Relationship between People and Government
  2. Lack of National Sentiment (Unity and Identity)
  3. The role of Education in Breaking the Cycle of Indolence
  4. The psychological effects of colonial oppression
  5. The Filipino’s role in overcoming indolence
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This was published in La Solidaridad 1889 - 1890, after Noli and before El Fili, and is composed of 4 chapters

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The Philippines; A Century Hence

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According to Rizal, epekto ng spanish colonization na gusto natin i-adapt ang hindi naman sa atin. Ang resulta ay “Ang sa atin ay ___, at ang kanila ay____”

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Ikinahiya, Hinanga

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Rizal cited different reasons why Philippines remain faithful:

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  1. Dazzled by the promised paradise
  2. Cajoled by friendship offered by a noble
  3. Timidity caused by Spain’s superior arms
  4. Invading foreigner took advantage of feuds and stepped in a peacemakers
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Rizal’s message to the Filipino women:
* Urged women to have ___ on their thoughts and actions:
* Be aware of their ___ and avoid being docile and complacent especially when they’re violated.

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Autonomy, Rights

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Rizal asked the ____ to stop teaching their subversion as a mother who does nothing but teach her offsprings to blindly worship the ____ should expect her children to be foolish and easily exploited.

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Filipino Mothers, Authority

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Responsibilities of Filipino Mothers according to Rizal:

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They should raise their children in
the image of God.

They should teach their children
goodness and kindness.

They should teach their children to
prefer death with honor than life
with dishonor.

Rizal asked the Filipino mothers to
stop teaching their subversion as a
mother

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Traits Filipino Mothers should have according to Rizal:

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They should uphold nobility.

Like the women of Sparta, they
should render themselves and their
children to be independent.

As wives, they should be influential
to their husbands.

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Responsibilities of the Filipino wives according to Rizal:

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They should stand side by side with
their husbands.

Be their husbands’ support system.

Avoid causing their husbands to worry

Always show affection and tenderness

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According to Rizal, for the ____ they should prioritize character and intellect above physical beauty or sweetness of the character alone in choosing their lifetime partners

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Unmarried Men

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According to Rizal, for the ____, they should never surrender their womanhood to fragile men. Thus, they should choose a noble, honorable, manly-hearted, and high-spirited men.

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Unmarried Women

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Rizal ode his letter to the women of what city? (and what title)

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Malolos, To the Young Women of Malolos

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When Rizal was in Hong Kong, he was already writing the constitution for ____

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La Liga Filipina

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He had a shift in mindset that the fight for Filipino liberties had assumed a new phase: it must be fought in the
____ not in Spain.

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Rizal was already in heat from the Spanish government and was set to be trapped by Governor General ____.

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* Established during July 3, 1892 in Ilaya street, Tondo, Manila. * It aimed to unite Filipinos across social classes to advocate for peaceful reforms, equal rights, and social justice under colonial rule. *It sought to promote education, economic self-reliance, and civic responsibility among Filipinos
La Liga Filipina
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Constitution of La Liga Filipina:
* To unite the whole archipelago into one compact, vigorous, and homogeneous body. * Mutual protection in every want and necessity. * Defense against all violence and injustice. * Encouragement of instruction, agriculture, and commerce. * Study and application of reforms.
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Economic Background of the Philippines during the 1800s * The Philippines was primarily agrarian, with crops like rice, sugar, abaca, and tobacco as major exports. * Large estates were controlled by Spanish friars and elites, while Filipino farmers worked under exploitative conditions. * Filipinos suffered from high taxes, forced labor (polo y servicio), and tributes that mainly benefited the Spanish government.
* Agricultural Economy * Land Monopoly * Heavy Taxation and Forced Labor
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Governing Body of La Liga Filipina * Supreme Council * Provincial Council * Popular Council * President * Fiscal * Treasurer * Secretary
* Whole Country * Every Province * Every Town * Ambrosio Salvador * Agustin Dela Rosa * Bonifacio Arevalo * Deodato Arellano
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La Liga Filipina: *every member pays an entrance fee of ____ and a monthly due of ___.
Two Pesos, 10 Centavos
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La Liga Motto (and Translation):
Unus Instar Onmium = One Like All
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Rizal was arrested and imprisoned at ___in Manila on ___
Fort Santiago, November 3, 1896
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Broke out in ____ under ____ and the Katipunan. ___ became a symbol of resistance against Spanish colonial rule.
The Philippine Revolution, August 1896, Andres Bonifacio, Rizal
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The poem originally had no title. It was initially released under the title _____" by ___
Mi Ultimo Pensamiento (My Last Thought), Mariano Ponce
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This contributed to the passage of the ____, which: Established the Philippine Assembly and laid the foundation for autonomous government. Extended the U.S. Bill of Rights to Filipinos. Appointed two Filipino delegates to the U.S. Congress.
Philippine Bill of 1902 (Philippine Organic Act of 1902)
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____ became a catalyst for the revolution, proving that a peaceful fight for freedom could be just as powerful as armed struggle. His words reflect selflessness, showing that true patriotism means being willing to give up one’s life for the country.
Rizal's Death
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With the Old System of trade no longer sustainable as other nations became self sufficient and preferred direct trade, the ____ was ended by decree during 19th century. Because it ended, the Philippines needed a ____.
Galleon Trade, Commercial Purpose
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The Philippines ventured into ___. It is a type of farming where crops are grown primarily for sale rather than for personal or local consumption.
Cash Crop Agriculture
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Rich natives became tenants known as ____ in Spanish. One of these people is Rizal's father, ____
Inquilinos, Francisco Mercado Rizal
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Pyramidal Social Structure in Spanish Period: * Pure Blooded Spaniards born in Spain * Pure Blooded Spaniards born in the Philippines * Mix-Blood (Spanish, Chinese, Filipino) * Native Filipinos, term used to refer to the poor people of the country
* Peninsulares * Insulares * Creoles * Indios
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*Creoles that are educated *Creoles that have connections to the government
* Illustrado * Principalia
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The Rapid Spread of Higher Education among middle and lower middle class Filipinos accelerated _____.
Filipino Nationalism
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____ played a key role in establishing the Escuela Normal de Maestros and the Ateneo de Municipal. They fostered a sense of nationalism among the Filipino students by promoting a humanistic approach to education. They instilled in students the values of human dignity, justice, and equality for all.
Jesuits
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A group of Educated Natives who sought freedom and independence from the Spanish Rule. Meaning "erudite", "learned", "enlightened ones".
The Illustrados
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Spanish governed the Philippines through _____ or _____
Ministro de Ultamar (Minister of the Colonies)
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This U.S. Law allowed the Philippines to have self-rule under a ten-year transition period.
Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934)
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Elected in 1935, focused on political and economic reforms but faced challenges from the American-imposed restrictions. He signed agreements that heavily favored American interests like: * * *
Manuel L. Quezon * Bell Trade Act (1946) * Parity Rights Amendment (1947) * Military Bases Agreement
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Marcos ran against Corazon Aquino, but widespread fraud sparked public outrage in the _____
1986 Snap Elections
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