1. RA 1425- (Rizal Law) An Act to Include in the Curricula of All Public City government was called ayuntamiento 39.
39. Andres Bonifacio- he attended the La Liga Filipina meeting
and Private Schools, Colleges and Universities Courses on the Life,
Works and Writings of Jose Rizal, Particularly His Novels Noli me
Tangere and El Filibusterismo, Authorizing the Printing and
Distribution Thereof, and for Other Purposes.
2. Sen. Jose P. Laurel- the senator who co-wrote the law, explained
that since Jose Rizal was the founder of the country’s nationalism
and had significantly contributed to the current condition of the
nation, it is only right that Filipinos, especially the youth, know about
and learn to imbibe the great ideals for which the hero died.
3. Sen. Claro M. Recto- the main proponent of the Rizal Bill, he was
dubbed as a communist and an anti-Catholic
4. RA 137- declared that there was a place named after Rizal. Ex:
Rizal Province
5. RA 345- rizal executed at bagumbayan
6. RA 243- monument or public substitution
7. A man of pen- Jose Rizal
8. Calamba- agricultural land- birthplace of Rizal
9. Don Francisco Rizal Mercado- (Jose Rizal’s Father) the reticent but
vigorous gentleman from whom Jose Rizal inherited his “free soul”.
10. Ateneo Municipal- Jose Rizal studied here in June 1872
11. Nationalism- involves the desire to attain freedom and political
independence, especially by a country under foreign power
12. Patriotism- denotes proud devotion and loyalty to one’s nation
13. Liberalism- is a world view founded on ideas of freedom and
equality. It includes a wide range of political philosophies that
consider individual liberty to be the most significant political goal,
and underscore individual rights and equality of opportunity
14. Mercantilism- economic doctrine based on the idea that the
country’s wealth and power can be measured in stock of gold and
silver.
15. Jose Rizal got excellent remarks for academic performance UST
in all his subject in Philosophy.
16. Rizal's voyage in Europe
17. Government during the time of the Spaniard
Governor General- head of the Spanish colonial government.
Vice Royal Patron- nominate priests for ecclesiastical administration
of the parishes
Alcalde Mayor- head in province: who exercised executive and
judicial functions
Gobernadorcillo or town mayor- principal responsibility was tax
collection
Cabeza de Barangay- smallest unit of government
Alcaldias
18. Middle class includes ilustrados and Chinese Mestizos but
Chinese Mestizos are ruling the class ilustrados. Ilustrados who
belonged to the landed gentry and who were highly respected in
their perspective pueblos or towns, though regarded as filibusteros
or rebels by the friars.
19. Economic doctrine- mercantilism
20. Peninsulares- Spaniards born in Spain
21. Insulares-Spaniards born in the Philippines
22. Gov. Gen. Carlos M. de la Torre- the liberal and democratic
governance of this general had provided Jose Rizal and the others a
preview of a democratic rule and way of life.
23. Religious order- friars or priests clearly had the governor order
Rizal’s execution
24. Surname Rizal- adopted by Jose Rizal’s father when he became a
farmer, this means “the green of young growth” or “green fields”.
25. Gov. Gen. Narciso Claveria – decree- law requiring Filipinos to
adopt Spanish and indigenous names from Catalogo Alfabetico de
Apellidos for civil and legal purposes.
26. Teacher of Jose- Dona Teodora: first; Jose Bech: lunatic; Francisco
de Paula: best; Jose Vilaclara: certain Mineves
27. Kidlat club- a temporary social club which brought together
Filipinos witnessing exposition.
28. Indios bravos- an association which envisioned Filipinos being
recognized for their admirable skills in many fields.
29. RDLM- (Redencion de los Malayos) aimed to propagate useful
knowledge
30. Founder of La Solidaridad- Graciano Lopez Jaena
31. Graciano Lopez Jaena- Publisher of La Solidaridad
32. Marcelo H. Del Pillar- was one of the renowned members of the
propaganda movement
33. La Solidaridad- the principal publication of the Propaganda, also
considered a cultural and literary organization.
34. Hapon Filipino Association (Asociacon Hispano Filipino) -Del
Pilar-Rizal rivalry emerged from here
35. Feb 17, 1872- Gomburza was executed at bagumbayan
36. Gomburza- Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora-
seeking reforms within the catholic church
37. Cry of Pugad Lawin- is alternately and originally referred to as
the cry of Balintawak, was the beginning of the Philippine Revolution
against the Spanish empire.
38. Emilio Aguinaldo- is the officially first recognized Philippines’ first
president.
spearheaded by Jose Rizal. The Katipunan leader.
40. Eulogio Despujol- The general who deported Rizal to Dapitan in
1892 also placed him under heavy guard in Barcelona in 1896.
42. Nicolas de la Peña- recommended rizal be immediately brought
to trial, be kept in prison an order of attachment be issued against
his properties, be defended by an army officer.
43. Narciso Claveria- governor general who issued the Narciso
Decree of 1849
44. Rizal “green pasteur”- suggested by a provincial governor that is
a friend of the family
45. December 30, 1896- execution of Jose Rizal.’
46. Rebellion
47. Erehe/ filibustero- subversive, dissident revolutionary, seditious,
insurrectionary, and treasonous.
48. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas- a rare book available in the British
Museum.
49. La Liga Filipina- aimed to directly involve patriotic Filipinos,
especially those based in the country, in the reform movement. The
organization that gave birth to Bonifacio’s Katipunan, the society
which launched the Philippine Revolution against the Spanish that
eventually laid the foundation of Emilio Aguinaldo’s First Philippine
Republic
50. July 3, 1892- Rizal spearheaded the meeting in the house of
Doroteo Ongjungco on Ylaya Street, Tondo, Manila, attended by at
least 20 Filipino, including Andres Bonifacio and Apolinario Mabini.
51. Gov. Gen. Terrero- invites Rizal to Malacanang; iformed that
Rizal’s novel had caused much pandemonium among the
government and the clergy; gave Rizal a bodyguard
52. Ratio studiorum- a system of indoctrination under tight and
constant disciple; method of instruction Rizal was subjected to at
Ateneo
53. Ad Majorem de gloriam- for the greater glory of God- aim of
atenean education
54. Assimilation- is the process whereby individuals or groups
deferring ethnic heritage are absorbed into the dominant culture of a
society.
55. Representation in the Spanish cortes- reforms that should be
instituted in the country according to Rizal in spanish court