rizal

• Republic Act 1425 - also known as Rizal Law, intended to make students aware of the sacrifice and noble ideals and to adhere to the teaching and reflect on the life of the man who gave up his life for his country's freedom
• AN ACT TO INCLUDE IN THE CURRICULA OF ALL PUBLIC 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
• SENATE BILL 438 - known as Rizal Bill
• Authored by


  Sen. Claro M. Recto
• Opposed by


  • Sen. Francisco Rodrigo
  • Sen. Mariano Cuenco
  • Sen. Decoroso Rosales
• Several Issues such as Catholicism etc.
• The bill finally approved under the regime of Magsaysay


  June 12, 1956
• JOSE PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALONSO REALONDA


  Full name of Jose Rizal
• Birth date of Jose Rizal

  June 19 1961
• Calamba, Laguna


  Birthplace of Jose Rizal
• Family members of Jose Rizal

  • Francisco Engracio Rizal Mercado Y Alejandra II
  • Teodora Alonso Realonda Y Quintos
• Siblings of Jose Rizal

  • Saturnina "Neneng" Mercado
  • Paciano "Ciano" Mercado
  • Narcisa "Sisa" Mercado
  • Olimpia "Ypia" Mercado
  • Lucia "Lucia" Mercado
  • Maria "Biang" Mercado
  • Jose "Pepe" Mercado
  • Concepcion "Concha" Mercado
  • Josefa "Panggoy" Mercado
  • Trinidad "Trining" Mercado
  • Soledad "Choleng" Mercado
• Rizal in 19th century during Spanish time
• Galleon Trade


  Bringing cargoes of Chinese and Asian luxury goods to Mexico and Manila
• Suez Canal


  Opening of the Philippines to the world trade/ ASIA and EUROPE
• Different context


  • Political
  • Economic
  • Social
  • Educational system
• Government system in the Philippines

  • Viceroy
  • Governor General
  • Visitador
  • Residencia
  • Alcalde Mayor
  • Gobernadorcillo
  • Barangay
• Friar


  Controlled the religious education in the Philippines
• Falla


  Sum of amount of money paid to the government to be exempted to Polo
• Polo y Servicio


  Forced Labor - Spanish Government and Church, Male 16 to 60 years old for 40 days
• Polo


  Community Work
• Polistas


  Those who performed the forced labor
• Parliament


  Group of people who make or change laws or policies to country
• Filibusteros


  Enemies of the government
• Erehes


  Enemies of the Catholic Church
• Spanish racial hierarchy


  • Peninsulares
  • Insulares
  • Creoles
  • Illustrado
  • Principalia
  • Indios
• Noli Me Tangere


  Expose of evil Spanish friars
• El Filibusterismo


  Predicted the coming of revolution, dedicated to GOMBURZA
• Uncle Tom's Cabin


  A novel that became Rizal's inspiration to make Noli Me Tangere
• Taxation without representation


  Taxes imposed on population who doesn't have representation in the government
• Galleon Trade


  The Manila Galleon Trade Route, as this maritime route was called, represented one of the earliest examples of global trade in the Pacific
• Indulto de Comercio


  A law giving right to Spanish officials to buy rice and tobacco at the price they prefer
• Government monopolies


  Situations in which the government imposes restrictions or provides businesses the sole right to produce and sell their products
• Revolts


  • Lakandula and Sulayman Revolt
  • Dagohoy Revolt
  • Malong Revolt
  • Hermano Pule Revolt
• Calamba


  As described by Palma, it is an enchanted town enclosed a valley between Laguna de Bay and Mt. Makiling
• Rizal's private tutors


  • Maestro Celestino
  • Maestro Lucas Padua
  • Leon Monroy
• Pedro - he was challenged an arm wrestling duel by Jose Rizal
• Andres Salandanan - He challenged Rizal an arm wrestling duel
• Carromata


  A horse-drawn carriage
• Talim


  A steamship he rode