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38 Cards in this Set
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Don Juan |
The steamer Rizal rode to return to the Philippines in his desire to prove his detractors wrong. |
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Guardia Civil Veterana |
A platoon that met Rizal as he arrived in the Philippines |
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North Borneo Project |
This was disapproved by Gov. Gen. Despujol as Rizal wanted Filipino farmers transferred to Sandakan |
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Doroteo Ongjunco |
La Liga Filipina was founded in this person's house in Ilaya St., Tondo, Manila on July 3, 1892 |
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Ambrosio Salvador |
The first president of La Liga Filipina |
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Los Pobres Frailes |
The handbill's found in Lucia's bag which ridiculed Dominicans who amassed fabulous wealth despite their vow of poverty |
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Fort Santiago |
This is where Rizal was detained for 9 days before being exiled to Dapitan |
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Cuerpo de Compromisarios |
The organization that La Liga Filipina was eventually reduced to after Rizal's deportation |
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Kataastaasang Kagalang-galang na Katipunan ng manga Anak ng Bayan |
KKKANB |
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(Captain) Ricardo Carnicero |
Rizal's first supervisor/jailer in Dapitan |
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(Fr.) Antonio Obach |
The priest that wanted Rizal to retract from the Free Masons before the hero could share the priest's abode in Dapitan |
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Talisay |
This is the barrio where Rizal bought land for 18 pesos after he and Don Carnicero won the lottery |
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(Captain) Juan Sitges |
The sterner commander which replaced Don Carnicero as Rizal's supervisor in Dapitan for a while |
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(Fr.) Pablo Pastells |
A Jesuit superior who attributed Rizal's anti-Catholic beliefs as coming from Freemasonry and the hero's unfavorable experiences with some Friars |
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(Fr.) Francisco de Paula Sanchez |
Rizal's professor from Ateneo wjo also wanted the hero to retract from freemasonry and even helped him construct a map of Mindanao and Sulu in front of the Dapitan Church |
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2-4 PM |
The time of classes in Rizal's school |
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Himno a Talisay |
A poem Rizal composed to be sung as a song by his students, speaking about love of education and dispelling ignorance as a way to one's happiness |
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(Don) Florencio Azcarraga |
A rich landowner from Aklan who paid Rizal with a cargo of sugar for his services |
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(Don) Ignacio Tumarong |
A Filipino who paid Rizal P 3000 for healing his eyes |
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Square (house) |
One of the three houses of Rizal in Dapitan where he lived with his family |
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Octagonal (house) |
One of the three houses Rizal had in Dapitan where his students are staying |
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Hexagonal (house) |
One of Rizal's three houses in Dapitan which served as a home for the hero's chickens |
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Josephine Bracken |
While in Dapitan, Rizal fell in love with this woman and considered her his true wife though no priest would let them marry |
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George Taufer |
Josephine Bracken's stepfather who became blind because of syphilis |
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Manuela Orlac |
The mistress of a friar who accompanied George Taufer and Josephine Bracken to Rizal |
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James Bracken |
Josephine Bracken's father who was a private in the British Army |
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Francisco |
The name of Rizal and Josephine's still born child |
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Florenciano Namaan |
A spy sent by the friars to kill Rizal. |
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Pablo Mercado |
The fake name Florenciano Namaan used when he posed as Rizal's distant relative |
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(Dr.) Pio Valenzuela |
The emissary of Andres Bonifacio who asked Rizal about starting a revolution against Spain |
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Reymundo Mata |
A blind man who accompanied Andres Bonifacio's emissary and was used as a patient so they could meet Rizal |
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(Gov. Gen.) Ramon Blanco |
The reigning Governor General in the Philippines when Spain was in need of physicians who would serve in Cuba |
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Canto del Viajero |
The emotional poem Rizal wrote as he left Dapitan |
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Espana (España) |
The steamer Rizal rode so he could arrive to Manila after his exile in Dapitan ended |
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Isla de Luzon |
A vessel that should have taken Rizal to Spain but already left when he arrived in Manila Bay |
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Castilla |
A Spanish Cruiser that Rizal boarded in place of Isla de Luzon |
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Emilio Jacinto |
A person who smuggled himself aboard the Castilla so that the KKK can "rescue" Rizal |
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Isla de Panay |
The vessel Rizal transferred to after riding Castilla so he can go to Spain |
