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Rizal's Life Abroad

Rizal left the Philippines secretly to travel abroad, where he experienced hardships but was able to establish connections that supported reforms in the Philippines. During his travels to places like Singapore, Europe, and North America, Rizal furthered his education, wrote novels and articles, and met influential people who inspired his nationalistic views and role as a propagandist for Philippine reforms. Rizal's experiences abroad helped shape his perspective and equipped him to promote reforms through his writings.

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Rizal's Life Abroad

Rizal left the Philippines secretly to travel abroad, where he experienced hardships but was able to establish connections that supported reforms in the Philippines. During his travels to places like Singapore, Europe, and North America, Rizal furthered his education, wrote novels and articles, and met influential people who inspired his nationalistic views and role as a propagandist for Philippine reforms. Rizal's experiences abroad helped shape his perspective and equipped him to promote reforms through his writings.

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RZL110

Rizal’s Life Abroad

NEVY

MU – SSSE (MKT)
Outline:
ILO:
• Analyze the experiences that Rizal had abroad that helped shape his
nationalistic sensibilities.

• Identify the different places that Rizal had been to and the people he met on
his travels who might have inspired him to be a propagandist

• Assess the significance and success of Rizal’s mission abroad


Reasons for leaving:

Rizal left the Philippines as a part of a secret pact with Paciano.

• Observe the life abroad

• Write a book
Rizal’s life abroad:
1. Only few people were aware of Rizal’s departure.

2. Rizal’s trip was primarily funded by Paciano.

3. He had problems in paying for the rent.

4. He experienced skipping meals and eating tuyo.

5. He was able to stablish connections that facilitated the campaign


for reforms.
Rizal’s activities / experiences
abroad:
1. He busied himself learning different languages (English, German, French)

2. He joined different organizations.

3. He regularly met with his classmates from Ateneo.

4. He wrote articles for a newspaper based in Manila.

5. He collected books for his personal library.

6. He wrote his novels (Noli and Fili).

7. He exchanged letters with friends (F. Blumentritt) and family


Important to understand:

• Propaganda Movement (also in the next topic)

• Liberalism

• Principle of assimilation

• Reform Movement
Persons met by Rizal:
• Don Pablo Ortiga y Rey

• Juan Luna

• Felix R. Hidalgo

• Dr. Feodor Jagor

• Dr. Maximo Viola

• Dr. Ferdinand Blumentritt


Filipino painters: • Felix R. Hidalgo
• Virgins Exposed
• Juan Luna
to the Populace
• Spoliarium
Places visited by Rizal abroad:
1. Singapore

2. Sri Lanka

3. Italy (Naples, Milan)

4. France (Marseilles, Paris)

5. Spain

6. Germany (Berlin, Bavaria)

7. Czech Republic (Prague)

8. Austria

9. Switzerland

10. England (London)

11. Hongkong

12. Japan

13. USA
Organizations that Rizal joined:

• Freemasonry

• Circulo – Hispano Filipino

• Los Indios Bravos


Books that inspired Rizal:

1. Uncle Tom’s Cabin


(Harriet Beecher Stowe)
Inspirations
2. The Wondering Jew for Rizal’s novel
(Eugene Sew)
References: Video:

Bandila: Mga dating tambayan ni


Same References Rizal sa Espanya

• https://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=oSbOyNSD5pc
Activity: Post your Travel Picture
1. Why did you go to that place?

2. What were good experiences


when you were there?

Post your picture HERE. 3. What were your negative


experiences?

4. What was your most important


learning form that travel?
Assignment: Guide questions
1. What / who is a propagandist?

2. Who were the prominent propagandists during Rizal’s time?

3. Were the propagandists successful in their goal?

4. What was Rizal’s involvement in the Propaganda Movement?

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