Rizal Kabanata 1 Flashcards
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Front
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Back
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Batas Rizal
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Republic Act 1425
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Legislators of Batas Rizal
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Senator Claro M. Recto andJose P. Laurel
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Senator Claro
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M. Recto
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Jose
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P. Laurel
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An Act to Make
Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
Compulsory Reading Matter In All Public and
Private Colleges and Universities and For
Other Purposes
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Senate Bill No. 438
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Opponent (Sibling of
Archbishop Rosales)
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Decoroso Rosales
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Opponent(Sibling of
Archbishop Cuenco)
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Mariano Cuenco
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Opponent (Former
President of Catholic Action)
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Francisco “Soc” Rodrigo
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Opponent Rosales, ___
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Decoroso
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Opponent Cuenco, ___
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Mariano
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Opponent Rodrigo, ___
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Fransico “Soc”
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Opposition Argument
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Violation of Freedom of Choice and Belief
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Date of Introduction of House Bill No. 5561
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April 19, 1956
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Congressman of House Bill No.5561
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Jacobo Z. Gonzales
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Vote Results of House Bill No. 5561
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8-37-1 Votes
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Date of Official Signing of Rizal Law
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June 12, 1956
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Who signed Rizal Law
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President Ramon Magsaysay
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1st Rule of Rizal Law
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The inclusion of “Noli” and “El Fili” in
the curriculum of students.
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2nd Rule of Rizal Law
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Utilize primary sources
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3rd Rule of Rizal Law
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Each school library must have
enough copies of “El Filibusterismo”
and “Noli Me Tangere.”
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4th Rule of Rizal Law
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These works must be translated into
Filipino, English, and other
languages.
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5th Rule of Rizal Law
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Copies of these works should be
printed at a reasonable cost or
provided free of charge.
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6th Rule of Rizal Law
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Copies must be available to
community organizations or
barangay stations.
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Prohibits cockfighting, horse racing,
and Jai alai on Dec 30 each year.
Republic Act No. 229
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Approval Date of Republic Act No. 229
June 9,
1948
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Presidential Decree No. 247 Implementor No.1
The Secretary of Education, Culture,
and Sports
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Presidential Decree No. 247 Implementor No.2
The Head of the Commission on
Higher Education (CHED)
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Section 1. of Rizal Law
Courses on the life of Jose Rizal shall be included in all schools.
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Section 2. of Rizal Law
Provide enough copies
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Section 3. of Rizal Law
Translations in English, Tagalog, and others.
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Section 4. of Rizal Law
Nothing in this law shall be
construed or interpreted as an amendment
or nullification of Section 927
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Section 5. of Rizal Law
300k Fund for Rizal Law
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Section 6. of Rizal Law
This law shall take effect upon
approval. (JUNE 12, 1956)
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1st Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Revive the ideals of
freedom and nationalism
Sacrifices of our ancestors are acknowledged.
Sacrifices of our ancestors are acknowledged.
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2nd Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Commit to safeguarding the hard-earned
freedom and spirit of nationalism
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3rd Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Shape the patriotic mindset of the
youth
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4th Explanation of Republic Act No. 1425
Promote moral character, selfdiscipline, social awareness, and civic duties
among students.
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The
national hero selection took place during
The American War
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The
national hero selection was under
The Administration of Governor-General William Howard Taft
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The 27th President of USA
William Howard Taft
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Civil Governor of the Philippines from
1901 to 1904
William Howard Taft
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He led the selection of Dr. Jose Rizal
William Howard Taft
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Former U.S. Customs Collector for
Cuba during 1899 and the Spanish-American War
William Morgan Shuster
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Treasurer-General of Persia (Iran) in
1911.
William Morgan Shuster
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Commissioner of the Bureau of
Education
Bernard Moses
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Secretary of Public Instruction.
Bernard Moses
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Recognized in world history as a
pioneer of Latin-American
scholarship
Bernard Moses
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Notable politician and zoologist
Dean Conant Worcester
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Member of the United States
Philippine Commission
Dean Conant Worcester
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Commissioner of the Interior
Government of the Country.
Dean Conant Worcester
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Commissioner of Finance
Henry Clay Ide
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Justice of the Philippine Commission.
Henry Clay Ide
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Pro-American Creole (Filipinos with
Spanish blood born in the country)
Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera
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One of the three representatives
chosen for the Second Philippine
Commission
Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera
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Selected by Governor-General Elwell
Otis as a representative in the
tribunal replacing the Real Audiencia
(equivalent to the Supreme Court).
Gregorio Soriano-Araneta
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One of the first three Filipinos chosen
to represent the country in the
Second Philippine Commission as a
resident commissioner.
Jose Luzuriaga
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The first Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Philippines.
Cayetano Arellano
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Professor of Anthropology who organized the commission's criteria
for selecting the national hero
Prof. Henry Otley Beyer
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1st Criteria
The chosen hero must be a Filipino.
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2nd Criteria
The hero should have already
passed away.
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3rd Critieria
The individual should demonstrate a
profound love for the nation,
exhibiting a strong sense of
nationalism.
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4th Criteria
The hero should possess a calm
disposition or a peaceful demeanor.
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A propagandist who wasn't chosen because
he became a leader and had disagreements
with Rizal in La Solidaridad.
Marcelo H. del Pilar
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A
pharmacist and general who wasn't selected
because he was said to be hot-tempered,
allegedly killed a soldier, and died in a conflict
against fellow Filipinos.
Antonio Luna
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A
reformist and propagandist who wasn't
chosen because he died due to depression,
which didn't meet the criteria.
Graciano Lopez-Jaena
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A writer
and Katipunero who wasn't chosen because
he lacked a calm disposition
Emilio Jacinto
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A
reformist and propagandist, considered a
Filipino who awakened the nation's
consciousness.
Jose Rizal
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Selected Rizal as the primary hero,
affirming the truth that he was already
celebrated by his countrymen as the
greatest figure of the Malay race and
a martyr of his homeland.
The Taft Commission
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Jose Rizal's execution and marked by mourning and admiration
for his greatness and bravery.
December 30, 1896
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Date where Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and other
leaders in exile issued a proclamation
honoring Rizal's deeds
December 29, 1897
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1st additional excerpt to commemorate Jose
Rizal's death.
La Independencia
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2nd additional excerpt to commemorate Jose Rizal's death.
Heraldo de la Revolucion
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Date when President Aguinaldo proclaimed
December 30 of that year as Rizal
Day
December 20, 1898
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The Philippine flag must be raised
from
Noon on December 29 to Noon
on December 30
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Nagsabi ng "Siya ang ating pinakadakilang bayani"
Esteban A. de Ocampo
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Si Rizal ay hindi lamang “Ang
pinakabantog na tao sa kanyang
mgakababayan kundi ang
pinakadakilang tao na nalikha ng
lahing Malayo”.
Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt (1897)
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Commemorates Dr. Jose Rizal's
heroism and martyrdom in Philippine
history.
December 30
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A hero
Someone collaborates without
expecting compensation in
community activities.
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Bisayan word for warrior
bagani
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Bisayan word for compassion
wani
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Said the definition of Hero
Dr. Zeus Salazar
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Definition of Hero according to the dictionary
Brave,
intelligent, and strong person, either
in reality or in stories and epics.
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AKA Tandang Sora
Melchora Aquino
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Displayed heroism by
aiding wounded and hungry
Katipuneros during the Revolution.
Melchora Aquino
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Heroes who fought for the
country's freedom.
1896 Revolution
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Resisted American rule, inspired
Filipinos opposing the new
colonizers
Macario Sakay
