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    Jose Rizal was a Filipino nationalist and revolutionary who was born in Calamba, Laguna in 1861. He was a polymath who was fluent in over 20 languages and studied medicine, law, philosophy and other fields. Rizal was executed by firing squad in 1896, which intensified the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. He is considered a national hero in the Philippines.

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    Jose Rizal was a Filipino nationalist and revolutionary who was born in Calamba, Laguna in 1861. He was a polymath who was fluent in over 20 languages and studied medicine, law, philosophy and other fields. Rizal was executed by firing squad in 1896, which intensified the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. He is considered a national hero in the Philippines.

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    Who is Jose

    Rizal?
    History 5-Life and Works of
    Jose Rizal
    Jose Rizal
    Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y
    Alonso Realonda

    Calamba, Laguna

    June 19, 1861


    June 22, 1861-Baptism

    Father Rufino Collantes

    Father Pedro Casanas


    Nicknames
    Pepe

    Moy

    Ute

    Pepito
    Lt. Gen. Jose Lemery
    The Rizal Family
    Francisco Engracio Mercado y
    Alejandro

    May 11, 1818-Binan, Laguna

    January 5, 1898

    Mang Kikoy
    Teodora Alonso y De Quintos

    November 8, 1826-Sta.Cruz,
    Manila

    August 16, 1911

    Aling Lolay
    June 28, 1848
    The Rizal Children
    9 girls, 2 boys

    Saturnina (Neneng), Paciano,


    Narcisa (Sisa), Olimpia (Ypia),
    Lucia, Maria (Biang), Jose,
    Concepcion (Concha),
    Josefa (Panggoy), Trinidad
    (Trining), Soledad (Choleng)
    Doña/Señora

    Señorita
    Rizal, a product of several
    races
    Negrito
    Indonesian
    Malay
    Chinese
    Japanese
    Spanish
    Mercado
    Domingo Lameo-1731
    Rizal
    Ricial

    “Green Field” or “New


    Pasture”

    Decree of 1849
    House and Garden
    2 Storey House

    First Floor-Stones (adobe)

    Second Floor-Hardwoods
    Roof-Red Tiles
    Rectangular

    LivingRoom, Dining Room,


    Bedrooms, Kitchen,
    Bathroom, Toilet Facilities

    Azotea
    Camarin-Rice & Sugar

    Garden
    Poultry-Turkeys,
    Chicken

    Pigs
    Farmlands
    Dominican Order

    Rice,
    Corn,
    Sugarcane
    First Floor
    General Store

    Products (Foods/Things)
    Kalesa/Carruaje
    Policarpio
    (Kalpo)
    Private Library
    1000 volumes

    Principalia
    Family Chef
    Valentina Sanchez (Aling
    Vale)

    Favourite Dishes
    Pansit
    Carneng Asada
    (Beefsteak with Sauce)
    Champorado
    Favorite Fruits
    Lanzones

    Mangoes
    Breakfast
    Rice
    Batsoy
    Home-Baked Bread
    Puto
    GingerTea
    Chocolate
    Nanny/Yaya
    Valentina
    Alquitran-
    Mauban, Quezon

    Yna
    Others
    Firstto educate their
    children in the colleges of
    Manila
    Sugar Mill, Flour Mill &
    Home-Made Ham Press
    Engaged also in Dye &
    Sugar Business
    Store-Town Market
    Genius Person
    3Years Old-Memorize the
    Alphabet

    5Years Old-Read & Write/Mold


    Objects

    8Years Old-”Sa Aking Mga


    Kabata”
    22 Languages
    Arabic, Chinese, French,
    German, Greek, Hebrew,
    Italian, Japanese, Latin,
    Malayan, Portuguese,
    Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish,
    Tagalog, Ilokano, Subanon,
    Bisayan, Dutch, Swedish,
    Catalan, English

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