Rizal The Student
What was the Masonic Lodge Rizal initially joined in his time in Madrid?
Acacia
When was Noli Me Tangere published?
March 21,1887
What was the movement's main publication called?
La Solidaridad
What was Rizal's Masonic Name when he joined the FreeMasons?
Dimasalang
Who helped Rizal Rizal published Noli and how did he helped Rizal?
Dr. Maximo Viola helped Rizal through lending him 300 pesos to publish Noli.
What was the movement strongly inspired by?
The European Enlightenment
Rizal described Salvadora's captain as "much more refined than his countrymen and colleagues." Who was he?
the Asturian Donato Lecha
What did he do in Heidelberg, related to ophthalmology?
Worked at the University Eye hospital for Dr. Louis de Weckert
How did the infamous conflict between Rizal and Del Pilar start?
It started with the question as to who should pay for the champagne.
What was Rizal's first nationalistic work abroad, reflecting his deep love for the Philippines and his hopes for its future?
El Amor Patrio
It was mentioned in his letter to Paciano that even in Spain, he was still belittled by Spaniards due to the fact that he is a Filipino.
Give the MAIN reason why the movement failed.
Disunity among its ranks regarding the means to achieve reforms.
Why did Jose Rizal propose the dissolution of the Circulo Hispano-Filipino?
Jose Rizal proposed dissolving the Circulo Hispano-Filipino because he saw it as an ineffective, focusing more on social activities than on promoting reforms and Filipino rights.
What was the main reason why did Rizal travel around the world?
To gain knowledge and hone his craft in Ophthalmology and thoroughly study European nations, industries, cultures, governments, laws, and way of life with a purpose of to better equip himself for the challenging duty of freeing his downtrodden people from Spanish Tyranny.
What was the essential task of the movement that Dr. Domingo Abella, the former Director of the National Archives, suggested that it was misnamed due to this fact?
They had to mount some sort of counter-propaganda that is countering the picture of the Philippines that the colonial administration described to the Central government in Madrid.