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Rizal prelim

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What is a "bill" in the legislative process? A measure which, if passed through the legislative process, becomes a law
What does "unexpurgated" mean, in the context of Rizal's novels? Untouched or uncensored; not changed to remove offensive parts
What does "bicameral" mean? Involving the two chambers of Congress: the Senate and the House of Representatives
What happens in Step 1 of a bill becoming a law? The bill is filed in the Senate Office of the Secretary, given a number, and calendared for first reading
What happens during First Reading? The bill's title, number, and author(s) are read on the floor, then referred to the appropriate committee
What happens during Committee Hearings? The bill is discussed, consultations are held, and the committee approves (as-is, with amendments, or with substitution) or rejects it
What happens during Second Reading? The bill is read and discussed on the floor, the author gives a sponsorship speech, and debates/amendments occur
What is voted on in the Third Reading? Final copies of the bill are distributed and members vote for final approval or rejection
What is a bicameral conference committee used for? To reconcile differences between the Senate and House versions of a bill
What is the final step before a bill becomes law? Transmittal of the final version to Malacañang for the President to sign or veto
What was Senate Bill No. 438? The bill that eventually became the Rizal Law
Who sponsored the Rizal Bill? Jose P. Laurel
What law resulted from the Rizal Bill? Republic Act 1425, also known as the Rizal Law
What is "sovereignty"? The authority to govern a polity without external interference
What is a "state"? A political entity that wields sovereignty over a defined territory
What is a "nation"? A group of people sharing a common language, culture, and history
What is a "nation-state"? A state that governs or rules over a nation
What is "patriotism"? A feeling of attachment to one's homeland
What does the Primordialism theory claim about national identity? That it is rooted in deep, existing features of a group like race, language, and religion, and has always existed
What does the Modernity theory claim about nationalism? That it is a product of social structures brought by capitalism, urbanization, secularization, and bureaucratization
What does the Constructivist approach claim about nationalism? That nationalism is socially constructed and imagined by people who identify with a group
What Filipino frameworks trace nation and nationalism through indigenous knowledge? Sikolohiyang Pilipino and Bagong Kasaysayan
What is "Kapwa"? A core concept in Filipino social relations that supports unity and harmony in a community
What is "Bayan" or "Banua"? The territory where people live or the community they identify with, both spatial and imagined
What is "nationalism"? Advocacy for a nation's political independence and identification with one's own nation's interests
What is a "millenarian group"? A socio-political movement believing in the coming of a major social transformation with the establishment of the Kingdom of God
What is a "Rizalista"? A religious movement that believes in the divinity of Jose Rizal
What does "Jove Rex Al" mean? God, King of All — a Latin-style name Rizalistas gave to Jose Rizal
What is a "colorum"? A secret society that fought against the colonial government in the Philippines
What is "canonization"? The act of declaring a dead person as a saint
Who declared Rizal the National Hero, and when? The Taft Commission, in 1901
What organization was formed by professional men to honor Rizal, now known as the Knights of Rizal? Caballeros de Rizal
Who gave Rizal the title "Tagalog Christ," and in what year? Miguel de Unamuno, in 1907
What is one parallel Rizalistas draw between Jesus and Rizal? Both fulfilled a mission of redemption (Jesus for sin, Rizal for oppression) and died young at their enemies' hands
Who canonized Rizal as a saint, and when? The Philippine Independent Church (PIC), led by Gregorio Aglipay, on September 24, 1903
Who founded the Adarnista movement, and when? Candida Balantac, in 1901
What did the Adarnista movement teach about Rizal? That Rizal is a true god and a true man
Who founded Sambahang Rizal (Rizal Church)? Basilio Aromin, in 1918
What do Sambahang Rizal followers consider their "Bible"? The Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo
What did Iglesia Watawat ng Lahi teach about Rizal? That Rizal was Christ and the "Messenger of God"
What did the Suprema de la Iglesia de Ciudad Mistica de Dios teach? That Jesus Christ's work was continued by Jose Rizal and the twelve "lights" (apostles)
What is "Principalia"? The ruling and usually educated upper class in Spanish colonial Philippines
What is an "Ilustrado"? A term meaning "enlightened ones," referring to Filipinos educated in Europe
When and where was Jose Rizal born? June 19, 1861, in Calamba, Laguna
What is Rizal's full name? Jose Protacio Mercado Rizal Alonzo y Realonda
Where does the surname "Rizal" come from? The Spanish word "Ricial," meaning a field where cut green wheat sprouts again
Who baptized Jose Rizal? Father Rufino Collantes
Who was Rizal's godfather? Father Pedro Casañas
Who was Rizal's father? Don Francisco Mercado (1818–1898)
Who was Rizal's mother? Doña Teodora Alonso Realonda (1826–1911)
What poem did Rizal write about his hometown in 1876? Un Recuerdo a Mi Pueblo (In Memory of My Town)
What was Rizal's first sorrow as a child? The death of his baby sister, Concha
What was Rizal's first poem written in a native language, and at what age? Sa Aking Mga Kabata (To My Fellow Children), at age eight
What are the three influences on Rizal's boyhood? Hereditary influence, environmental influence, and the aid of Divine Providence
Who was Rizal's first teacher? His mother, Doña Teodora
Who taught Rizal in a private school in Biñan? Maestro Justiniano Aquino Cruz
What event occurred on February 17, 1872, that deeply influenced Rizal? The execution of Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora (GOMBURZA)
Which novel did Rizal dedicate to GOMBURZA? El Filibusterismo
What false accusation was made against Rizal's mother, Doña Teodora? That she and her brother tried to poison the brother's disloyal wife
Why was Rizal initially refused admission to Ateneo Municipal? He was late for registration and considered sickly and undersized for his age
Who helped get Rizal admitted to Ateneo despite the initial refusal? Manuel Xerez Burgos
Why did Rizal adopt the surname "Rizal" instead of "Mercado" at Ateneo? Because the family name "Mercado" had come under suspicion of the Spanish authorities
In the Jesuit system at Ateneo, what were the two student groups called? Roman Empire (boarders) and Carthaginian Empire (non-boarders)
Which professor inspired Rizal's writing and poetry at Ateneo? Father Francisco de Paula Sanchez
When did Rizal graduate from Ateneo, and with what honors? March 23, 1877, with a Bachelor of Arts degree and highest honors
What poem won Rizal first prize at age 18, calling Filipinos the "fair hope of the Fatherland"? A la Juventud Filipina (To the Filipino Youth)
What secret society did Rizal found at the University of Santo Tomas? Compañerismo, in 1880
Name one reason Rizal was unhappy at the University of Santo Tomas. Hostile Dominican professors, racial discrimination against Filipino students, or obsolete/repressive teaching methods
What name did Rizal use when he departed for Spain in 1882? Jose Mercado
What was Rizal's first article written on Spanish soil, and under what pen name? Amor Patrio, under the pen name Laong Laan
What Masonic lodge did Rizal later transfer to, becoming a Master Mason? Lodge Solidaridad
When did Rizal complete his medical course (Licentiate in Medicine) in Madrid? June 21, 1884
What degree did Rizal receive on his 24th birthday, June 19, 1885? Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters, with the rating "Excellent" (Sobresaliente)
Why did Rizal study ophthalmology in Paris, Heidelberg, and Berlin? He wanted to cure his mother's eye ailment
In which of Juan Luna's paintings did Rizal pose as an Egyptian priest? The Death of Cleopatra
In which of Juan Luna's paintings did Rizal pose as Sikatuna? The Blood Compact
Under which doctor did Rizal work in Heidelberg? Dr. Otto Becker
What two works did Rizal translate into Tagalog while in Leipzig? Schiller's William Tell and Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales
Who was Rizal's close friend and correspondent in Leitmeritz, Austria? Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt
When did Rizal arrive in Dapitan for his exile, and on what ship? July 17, 1892, aboard the steamer Cebu
Who accompanied George Taufer to Dapitan and later fell in love with Rizal? Josephine Bracken
Who informed Rizal about the Katipunan and the planned revolution? Dr. Pio Valenzuela
Why did Rizal object to the Katipunan's planned revolution? He believed it lacked proper planning and sufficient arms
Who ordered Rizal shipped back to Manila instead of allowing him to go to Cuba? Governor-General Despujol
When did Rizal's preliminary trial investigation begin? November 20, 1896
Who was Rizal's defense lawyer at his trial? Lt. Luis Taviel de Andrade
Who signed the order for Rizal's execution, and when? Governor-General Camilo de Polavieja, on December 28, 1896
What poem did Rizal write in his final days before execution? Mi Ultimo Adios (My Last Farewell)
How did Rizal's family retrieve his final poem? He hid it inside a gas/oil lamp, which he gave to his sister Trinidad
When and where was Rizal executed? December 30, 1896, at Bagumbayan (Luneta)
What were Rizal's last words at his execution? "Consummatum est!" ("It is finished!")
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