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(Rizal full name) was born ______ in ______ to ______ and ______.

Jose Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda, June 19, 1861, Calamba, Laguna, Francisco Mercado, Teodora Alonzo

- where the Spanish-Philippine colonial government depicts the greed and immorality of the friars, and superstition of the Filipinos exposed.

Noli Me Tangere

where Rizal expressed his political ideas and predicted the coming of revolution

El Filibusterismo

On _____, he founded the _____ but was arrested and exiled to Dapitan, Zamboanga on ______.

July 3, 1892, La Liga Filipina, July 7, 1892

Accused of being the principal organizer and living soul of the insurrection of the Philippines, the founder of societies, periodicals, author of the books dedicated to dedicated to foment and propagate the ideas of rebellion and sedition of towns, and chief of filibusterism of the country.

Jose Rizal

Two crimes they claim Rizal was guilty of.

Rebellion, Sedition

Rizal was allowed to return to Manila to sail for Cuba as a military doctor but arrested in the course of the journey and imprisoned at _____ on ______.

Fort Santiago, Nov. 3, 1896

He signed the decree on _____ approving the decision of the court martial of Rizal’s execution at _____, _____ at the age of ____.

Gov. Gen. Polavieja, Dec. 28, 1896, Bagumbayan Field, Dec. 30, 1896, 35

JESUITS WHO WERE WITH RIZAL IN THE LAST HOUR OF HIS LIFE:

Father Miguel Saderra Mata, Fr. Antonio Rosell, Fr. Luis Viza, Fr. Jose Villaclara, Fr. Federico Faura, Fr. Vicente Balaguer

He explained how necessary Rizal’ conversion among the Jesuits in his book “_______”.

Frank C. Laubach, Rizal Man and Martyr

He was a protestant minister, provided an analysis of Rizal’s retraction.

Frank C. Laubach

Superior of the Jesuits in the Philippines who claimed that he composed the formula of retraction and profession of faith presented to Rizal.

Fr. Pio Pi

He had been in Dapitan with Rizal. He claimed that he became Gods instrument in the conversion and retraction of Rizal.

Fr. Vicente Balaguer

Alleged witnesses of Rizal’s retraction:

Juan del Fresno, Eloy Moure

Chief of the picket

Juan del Fresno

Adjutant of the Plaza

Eloy Moure

He was the priest who found the holograph of Rizal. Published in the Daily Mirror on March 11, 1950.

Fr. Manuel A Garcia C. M

In his book “______” claimed that the retraction document was a forgery and Rizal’s retraction a fraud.

Ricardo Pascual, Dr. Jose Rizal beyond the Grave

The two foremost hand writing experts in the Philippines working separately had arrive to a conclusion that the retraction of Jose Rizal is positively authentic.

Dr. Otley Beyer, Dr. Jose Del Rosario

Former president of the University of the Philippines and a prominent Mason, he claimed that a retraction was not in keeping with Rizal’s character and mature belief.

Senator Rafael Palma

A British writer, presented an analysis of Rizal’s retraction in his book “________”

Austin Coates, Rizal the Nationalist and Martyr

He affirmed the authenticity of Rizal’s retraction in his book ______ (a biography of Rizal)

Leon Ma. Guerrero III, The First Filipino

He signed proclamation No. ___ in 1962 declaring ____ as Independence Day of the Philippines shifted public opinion to the significance of the 1896 Revolution.

President Diosdado Macapagal, 28, June 12

Katipunan was best remembered for the so called “______” on _____, made more dramatic, and memorable by the mass tearing of cedulas personal.

Cry of Balintawak, August 26, 1896

However, the significant event in Philippine history was changed to the "_____" on ______.

Cry of Pugad Lawin, August 23, 1896

In his account he mentioned that the first cry of Philippine Revolution occurred on August 26,1896 at Balintawak in Caloocan.

Guillermo Masangkay

He was a Katipunan General and a childhood friend of Andres Bonifacio.

Guillermo Masangkay

His mission was to initiate members from Cavite and succeeded in recruiting many Katipuneros including Emilio Aguinaldo.

Guillermo Masangkay

He was responsible for a law that declared November 30s “Bonifacio Day” in 1920 and the erection of Bonifacio Monument in Caloocan City.

Guillermo Masangkay

On August 26, 1896 a big meeting was held in Balintawak at the house of ______, the cabeza of the barrio of Caloocan. It was attended by all leaders of Katipunan composed of the board of directors of the organization.

Apolonio Samson

The cabeza of the barrio of Caloocan.

Apolonio Samson

They opposed the early start of revolution.

Teodoro Plata, Briccio Pantas, Pio Valenzuela

The _______ by the people present in the meeting was the beginning of the formal declaration of the separation of the Philippines from Spain.

Tearing of Cedulas

A professor of anthropology in the University of the Philippines and curator of UP Museum.

Henry Otley Beyer

The defender of Rizal (lawyer)

Don Luis Taviel de Andrade

A bodyguard to Rizal

Don Jose Taviel de Andrade

The _____ of ______ happened at the height of the secularization Controversy. It involved several laborers and native soldiers. It happened when _______ abolished the privileges enjoyed by the laborers of the Cavite arsenal of exemption from tribute and the forced labor. The military Mutiny resulted in the arrest of Filipinos and Mestizos who were purportedly behind it. Among those arrested were Fathers ____, ____, and ____. They were jailed in _____ and tried for rebellion, The GOMBURZA, as they collectively known were sentence to death by garrote on February 17,1872.

Cavity Mutiny, January 20, 1872, Gov. Gen. Rafael Izquierdo, Jose Burgos, Mariano Gomez, Jacinto Zamora, Fort Santiago

One of the most knowledgeable Spanish historians in the Philippines , despite his bias against the Filipinos.

Jose Montero Y Vidal

He was residing in Manila at the time of the Cavite Mutiny in 1872.

Jose Montero Y Vidal

His account embodied the official interpretation of the military mutiny as part of the general revolt initiated by the three priest and their lay and clerical colleagues in Manila.

Jose Montero Y Vidal

He commented that Vidal’s account was bias.

Trinidad Pardo de Tavera

Led the two hundred native soldiers to rose up in arms, assassinated the commander of the fort and wounded his wife.

Sargent la Madrid

Dispatch two Spaniards to inform Manila authorities of the uprising but they met on the way by group of natives, who put them instantly to death.

Fernando Rojas

Left Cavite in a war vessel for Manila arriving there at midnight. He informed the commander of the Marine of what occurred in Cavite.

Domingo Mejares

He did not mention directly any friar conspiracy; however, he saw the punishments rendered by the government as a result of a wrong opinion. The belief that all opponents of the friars were enemies of Spain resulted in the Filipinos disaffection which ultimately gave rise to 1896 Philippine Revolution.

Pardo de Tavera

He abolished the privileges enjoyed by the laborers of the Cavite arsenal of exemption from tribute and the forced labor.

Gov. Gen. Rafael Izquierdo

Three priests who got arrested during Cavite Mutiny.

Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora

He was known as an “autocratic Gov. Gen.” famous for the use of iron fist in government.

Rafael de Izquierdo

His policies contradicted with the policies of the liberal minded Gov. Gen. de la Torre.

Rafael de Izquierdo

He was the Gov. Gen. when the Cavite Mutiny occurred in 1872.

Rafael de Izquierdo

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