Rizal Finals (G4-G6)

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One of the 1st books ever to tackle Philippine History

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas published in

Mexico in 1609

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas by

Antonio de Morga

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas annotated by

Jose Rizal

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas prologue by

Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt

Book describes the events inside and outside of the country from __________, including the history of the Philippines

1493 to 1603

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas consist of how many chapters?

8 chapters

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas discuss the three aspects of a colonizer and the colonized country.

Political, Social, Economical

The content of the book is based on

Documentary Research, Observation, Personal Experience of Morga

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas means

Events in the Philippine Island

Primary goal of this book

Documentation of events during the Spanish Colonial Period of the Philippines

Author of Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Dr. Antonio De Morga

Antonio de Morga's Bday

November 29, 1559

Antonio de Morga's died on

July 21, 1636

•He was a Spanish leader •lawyer •High-ranking official for 43 years (in the Philippines, New Spain and Peru) •Spanish conquistador •Government official •Historical Anthropologist •He wrote the first lay formal history of the Philippines conquest by Spain

Antonio De Morga

Purpose of Annotation

To awaken, To correct, To prove

Birthday of Ferdinand Blumentritt

September 10, 1853

Ferdinand Blumentritt died on

September 20, 1913

•He was an Austrian Teacher •Secondary school principal in Leitmeritz •Lecturer •Author of articles and books in the Philippines and its ethnography •He is well known in the Philippines for his close friends with the writer and propagandist Jose Rizal •He encourage Rizal to write about the Philippines 'pre colonial history

Ferdinand Blumentritt

First objective on Rizal's annotation

The Early Filipino Pride

Second Objective on Rizal's annotation

History as a Propaganda Weapon

Our forefathers in the pre-colonial Philippines already possessed a working judicial and legislative system

Early Government

The Spanish missionaries exploited the baybayin for their own ends, learning and using it to translate their goals

High Literacy

Our ancestors were very proficient in the art of war. Aside from wielding swords and spears,they also knew how to make and fire guns and cannons

Early Artillery

The pre-colonial Filipinos had already established trading and diplomatic relations with countries as far away as the Middle East

Smooth Foreign Relations

In terms of food, our forefathers did not suffer from any lack thereof. Blessed with such a resource -rich country,they had enough for themselves and their families

Self-sufficient

Our ancestors possessed a complex working society and a culture replete with works of arts and literature

Advanced Civilization

In Rizal's Annotation: Philippines was ___________ and was actually _________

Not Deserted, Habitable

In Morga's Sucesos: Philippines was ________ and ___________

Deserted, Inhabitable

He is an early biographer of Rizal translated into English some of the more important of Rizal's translation of Morga's Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Austin Craig

Preposition 1 The people of the Philippines have a _______ on their own, before the coming of the Spaniards.

Culture

Preposition 2 Filipinos were decimated, demoralized, exploited and ______ by the Spaniards Colonization

Ruined

Preposition 3 The _______ state of the Philippines was not necessarily superior to its past

Present

a novel written by Jose Rizal during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

Noli Me Tangere

Noli Me Tangere is Latin for

Touch Me Not

Discoveries of Ibarra when he returns home from Europe

Injustices, Corruption

Noli Me Tangere was originally published in

Spanish in 1887

It is a seminal work in Philippine literature and a significant piece of resistance literature against colonial oppression

Noli Me Tangere

Love interest of Ibarra

Maria Clara

a young man who returns to Philippines after studying in Europe

Crisostomo Ibarra

He is a mysterious man with a tragic past

Elias

She symbolizes the fallout from the social and political issues

Maria Clara

She illustrates the impact of the friars' oppressive comtrol on people's lives and acts as a symbol of the sociological and political repercussions

Maria Clara

She portrays women who are often objectified and abused by the Spanish colonizers

Maria Clara

She is embodiment of the virtues of humility, purity, and familial loyalty

Maria Clara

He represents the class of educated Filipinos

Crisostomo Ibarra

His character portrays those Filipinos who suffer and victims of abusive and unjustifiable justice system of colonizers

Crisostomo Ibarra

He symbolizes rich Filipino

Capitan Tiago

His character serves as a vehicle to illuminate the systemic inequalities ingrained in society

Capitan Tiago

His character also serves as a commentary on the complex social dynamics and moral choices of individuals during the colonial period

Capitan Tiago

His symbolizes the Spanish friars of Rizal's time

Padre Damaso

She represents the suffering and exploitation endured by many Filipinos under Spanish colonial rule

Sisa

He symbolizes the poor Filipino Indios who have been wrongly accused of many crimes that they didn't commit

Crispin

He represents the dismissive attitude towards social problems among the country's educated youth

Basilio

He is portrayed as a symbol of the Filipino masses and their struggles against oppression, embodying their resilience, strength and determination.

Elias

He symbolizes the learned Filipinos who had once embraced the culture of the Spanish regime

Pilosopong Tasyo

Her character symbolizes the Filipinos in our society who are ashamed of their own race and Nationality

Donya Victorina

She symbolizes those who have a distorted view of their identity

Donya Victorina

Considered masterpiece of Philippine Literature

Noli Me Tangere

Rizal proposed the writing of a novel about the Philippines by a group of Filipinos on

January 2, 1884 in Central University in Madrid

Rizal continued writing Noli, finishing the ½ of the 2nd half on

1885 in Paris

He finished the ¼ of last 2 chapter on

April-June 1886

Rizal finished Noli on

February 21, 1887 in Alemanya

Friend of Rizal from Bulacan who financed the published of Noli Me Tangere

Dr.Maximo Viola

Noli Me Tangere came off the press and 2k copies worth 300 pesos per copy in imprenta lette on

March 29, 1887 in Berlin, Albanya

Rizal has already sending Blumentritt a copy of "my first book" on

March 21, 1887

Social Cancer

Noli

Second novel written by Jose Rizal

El Filibusterismo

Novel dedicated to Gomburza

El Filibusterismo

first published in 1891 in Ghent

El Filibusterismo

Rizal took _ years to write his second novel

He began writing El Filibusterismo on

October 1887 in Calamba

he revised the plot and some chapters of El Fili on

1888 in London

Rizal continued to work on manuscript of El Fili in

Paris

Rizal completed the book of El Fili on

March 29, 1891 in Biarritz

El Filibusterismo was published on

September 18, 1891 in Ghent

El Filibusterismo was partially funded by

Valentin Ventura

El Filibusterismo revolves around Crisostomo Ibarra who returns as

Simoun

wealthy jeweler that secretly plans a violent revolution in order to avenge himself for his misfortune as Ibarra

Simoun

an aspiring and so far a successful physician and Juli's boyfriend

Basilio

Basilio's friend Nephew of Padre Florentino Described as a poet, taller and more robust than Basilio although younger

Isagani

Isagani's uncle retired priest

Father Florentino

Dominican, Isagani's friend

Father Fernandez

known as Kapitan Tiago, stepfather of Maria Clara

Don Santiago De Los Santos

Highest ranking official in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period

Captain-General

described as Maria Clara's confessor

Father Bernardo Salvi

a Dominican who serves as a physics professor in UST

Father Millon

A chinese businessman aspiring to be a consul for china 8 tge Philippines

Quiroga

His full name is Custodio de Salazar y Sanchezde Monteredondo Famous Contractor The Incompetent opportunist

Don Custodio

The Patriotic Columnist

Ben-Zayb

The controversial parish priest

Father Camorra

The Betraying spiritual adviser

Father Irene

From Reluctant Student to Committed Follower

Placido Penitente

Gf of Isagani niece of Donya Victorina she later marries Juanito Pelaez

Paulita Gomez

former cabeza de Barangay

Kabesang Tales

Work of the mind

El Filibusterismo

Work of the Heart

Noli Me Tangere

describes the pain of society today

El Filibusterismo

describes the resurgence in thought long dead

Noli Me Tangere

CFAS

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CFAS

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Purposive communication

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Purposive communication

STS (Lesson 1)

STS (Lesson 1)

STS(Lesson 2.1)

STS(Lesson 2.1)

STS(Lesson 2.2)

STS(Lesson 2.2)

STS(Lesson 3)

STS(Lesson 3)

Rizal Law

Rizal Law

19th Century Rizal's Context

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19th Century Rizal's Context

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Genealogy Family & Early Education

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Genealogy Family & Early Education

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Rizal's Life in Ateneo and UST

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Rizal's Life in Ateneo and UST

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Rizal's Travel Abroad

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Rizal's Travel Abroad

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HK and 2nd Homecoming

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HK and 2nd Homecoming

Law

Law

Noli

Noli

Rizal Finals-(G7-10)

Rizal Finals-(G7-10)

Chap 6- Purcomm

Chap 6- Purcomm

poems

poems

問題一覧

One of the 1st books ever to tackle Philippine History

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas published in

Mexico in 1609

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas by

Antonio de Morga

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas annotated by

Jose Rizal

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas prologue by

Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt

Book describes the events inside and outside of the country from __________, including the history of the Philippines

1493 to 1603

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas consist of how many chapters?

8 chapters

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas discuss the three aspects of a colonizer and the colonized country.

Political, Social, Economical

The content of the book is based on

Documentary Research, Observation, Personal Experience of Morga

Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas means

Events in the Philippine Island

Primary goal of this book

Documentation of events during the Spanish Colonial Period of the Philippines

Author of Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Dr. Antonio De Morga

Antonio de Morga's Bday

November 29, 1559

Antonio de Morga's died on

July 21, 1636

Antonio De Morga

Purpose of Annotation

To awaken, To correct, To prove

Birthday of Ferdinand Blumentritt

September 10, 1853

Ferdinand Blumentritt died on

September 20, 1913

Ferdinand Blumentritt

First objective on Rizal's annotation

The Early Filipino Pride

Second Objective on Rizal's annotation

History as a Propaganda Weapon

Our forefathers in the pre-colonial Philippines already possessed a working judicial and legislative system

Early Government

The Spanish missionaries exploited the baybayin for their own ends, learning and using it to translate their goals

High Literacy

Our ancestors were very proficient in the art of war. Aside from wielding swords and spears,they also knew how to make and fire guns and cannons

Early Artillery

The pre-colonial Filipinos had already established trading and diplomatic relations with countries as far away as the Middle East

Smooth Foreign Relations

In terms of food, our forefathers did not suffer from any lack thereof. Blessed with such a resource -rich country,they had enough for themselves and their families

Self-sufficient

Our ancestors possessed a complex working society and a culture replete with works of arts and literature

Advanced Civilization

In Rizal's Annotation: Philippines was ___________ and was actually _________

Not Deserted, Habitable

In Morga's Sucesos: Philippines was ________ and ___________

Deserted, Inhabitable

He is an early biographer of Rizal translated into English some of the more important of Rizal's translation of Morga's Sucesos Delas Islas Filipinas

Austin Craig

Preposition 1 The people of the Philippines have a _______ on their own, before the coming of the Spaniards.

Culture

Preposition 2 Filipinos were decimated, demoralized, exploited and ______ by the Spaniards Colonization

Ruined

Preposition 3 The _______ state of the Philippines was not necessarily superior to its past

Present

a novel written by Jose Rizal during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

Noli Me Tangere

Noli Me Tangere is Latin for

Touch Me Not

Discoveries of Ibarra when he returns home from Europe

Injustices, Corruption

Noli Me Tangere was originally published in

Spanish in 1887

It is a seminal work in Philippine literature and a significant piece of resistance literature against colonial oppression

Noli Me Tangere

Love interest of Ibarra

Maria Clara

a young man who returns to Philippines after studying in Europe

Crisostomo Ibarra

He is a mysterious man with a tragic past

Elias

She symbolizes the fallout from the social and political issues

Maria Clara

She illustrates the impact of the friars' oppressive comtrol on people's lives and acts as a symbol of the sociological and political repercussions

Maria Clara

She portrays women who are often objectified and abused by the Spanish colonizers

Maria Clara

She is embodiment of the virtues of humility, purity, and familial loyalty

Maria Clara

He represents the class of educated Filipinos

Crisostomo Ibarra

His character portrays those Filipinos who suffer and victims of abusive and unjustifiable justice system of colonizers

Crisostomo Ibarra

He symbolizes rich Filipino

Capitan Tiago

His character serves as a vehicle to illuminate the systemic inequalities ingrained in society

Capitan Tiago

His character also serves as a commentary on the complex social dynamics and moral choices of individuals during the colonial period

Capitan Tiago

His symbolizes the Spanish friars of Rizal's time

Padre Damaso

She represents the suffering and exploitation endured by many Filipinos under Spanish colonial rule

Sisa

He symbolizes the poor Filipino Indios who have been wrongly accused of many crimes that they didn't commit

Crispin

He represents the dismissive attitude towards social problems among the country's educated youth

Basilio

He is portrayed as a symbol of the Filipino masses and their struggles against oppression, embodying their resilience, strength and determination.

Elias

He symbolizes the learned Filipinos who had once embraced the culture of the Spanish regime

Pilosopong Tasyo

Her character symbolizes the Filipinos in our society who are ashamed of their own race and Nationality

Donya Victorina

She symbolizes those who have a distorted view of their identity

Donya Victorina

Considered masterpiece of Philippine Literature

Noli Me Tangere

Rizal proposed the writing of a novel about the Philippines by a group of Filipinos on

January 2, 1884 in Central University in Madrid

Rizal continued writing Noli, finishing the ½ of the 2nd half on

1885 in Paris

He finished the ¼ of last 2 chapter on

April-June 1886

Rizal finished Noli on

February 21, 1887 in Alemanya

Friend of Rizal from Bulacan who financed the published of Noli Me Tangere

Dr.Maximo Viola

Noli Me Tangere came off the press and 2k copies worth 300 pesos per copy in imprenta lette on

March 29, 1887 in Berlin, Albanya

Rizal has already sending Blumentritt a copy of "my first book" on

March 21, 1887

Social Cancer

Noli

Second novel written by Jose Rizal

El Filibusterismo

Novel dedicated to Gomburza

El Filibusterismo

first published in 1891 in Ghent

El Filibusterismo

Rizal took _ years to write his second novel

He began writing El Filibusterismo on

October 1887 in Calamba

he revised the plot and some chapters of El Fili on

1888 in London

Rizal continued to work on manuscript of El Fili in

Paris

Rizal completed the book of El Fili on

March 29, 1891 in Biarritz

El Filibusterismo was published on

September 18, 1891 in Ghent

El Filibusterismo was partially funded by

Valentin Ventura

El Filibusterismo revolves around Crisostomo Ibarra who returns as

Simoun

wealthy jeweler that secretly plans a violent revolution in order to avenge himself for his misfortune as Ibarra

Simoun

an aspiring and so far a successful physician and Juli's boyfriend

Basilio

Basilio's friend Nephew of Padre Florentino Described as a poet, taller and more robust than Basilio although younger

Isagani

Isagani's uncle retired priest

Father Florentino

Dominican, Isagani's friend

Father Fernandez

known as Kapitan Tiago, stepfather of Maria Clara

Don Santiago De Los Santos

Highest ranking official in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period

Captain-General

described as Maria Clara's confessor

Father Bernardo Salvi

a Dominican who serves as a physics professor in UST

Father Millon

A chinese businessman aspiring to be a consul for china 8 tge Philippines

Quiroga

His full name is Custodio de Salazar y Sanchezde Monteredondo Famous Contractor The Incompetent opportunist

Don Custodio

The Patriotic Columnist

Ben-Zayb

The controversial parish priest

Father Camorra

The Betraying spiritual adviser

Father Irene

From Reluctant Student to Committed Follower

Placido Penitente

Gf of Isagani niece of Donya Victorina she later marries Juanito Pelaez

Paulita Gomez

former cabeza de Barangay

Kabesang Tales

Work of the mind

El Filibusterismo

Work of the Heart

Noli Me Tangere

describes the pain of society today

El Filibusterismo

describes the resurgence in thought long dead

Noli Me Tangere