Describe the life of rizal in Europe. In your own idea.
1. Describe the life of rizal in Europe. In your own idea.
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His stay in that continent was no bed of roses; the cost of living was high and his own family, being in turmoil over land disputes, had difficulty sending him money. Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms.
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2. Rizal Life in europe summary and script for role play
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3. Infer from Rizal's works about his life in Europe and the social milieu of Europe during that time.
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— To work peacefully for political and social reforms.
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4. rizal lifestyle in europe
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Rizal’s life in Europe and friendship with a Czech scholar changed a nation’s fate
Everyone knows how Jose Rizal’s travels in Europe helped mold his ideas for reform in his homeland. But it was an unlikely friendship with one European—an academic who was so engrossed about the Philippines—that cemented these concepts in Rizal’s mind.
5. list of people Rizal met in Europe
Paterno Brothers ( Antonio, Pedro, and Maximo)
Consuelo Ortega y Rey
Don Pablo Ortega y Rey
Marcelo H. Del pillar
Mariano Ponce
Suzanne Jacoby
Senor Roses
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Answer:
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6. Read about Rizal's life in Europe and his first homecoming (that was in the pic) and answer the following questions concisely1. How Rizal live in Europe from years 1882-1887?2. Why did Rizal return in the Philippines in 1887?
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1.Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms. His stay exposed him to different cultures and practices, good and bad. ... Europe was in his heart, but his heart was still for the Philippines.
2. Rizal left Marseilles, France, on July 3, 1887 to return to Manila. He could not explain to them that he studied medicine and especially, ophthalmology, to cure his mother's cataract problem, which threatened to make her completely blind. He just had to go back.
7. sketch note of the journey of Jose Rizal in Europe?
During our hero’s time, traveling is very limited to the lay Filipino, since it was expensive. And also during that time, there were no airships that would hastily bring people to a certain place as we have today. The major transportation means were streamers, horse-power, trains, and foot. Rizal was not merely a sightseer but a traveler who studies the culture of the places he visits. He is also traveling to acquire more knowledge, most of which are sciences and literature.
This article will talk about the different travels of Rizal, the values and knowledge he acquired, friends he met during his travels, the places he visits and what happened there, and the special friends of Rizal. This will also deal with the fascination of Rizal and the rather bad opinions in the places he visits. Lastly, it will attempt to talk about the growth of our hero’s knowledge and acquiring skills that would later spell downfall to the 333 years of Spanish reign.
Childhood Travels
During Rizal’s birth her mother nearly died in delivery because of his big head. He promised to the virgin of Antipolo that if she would help her take Rizal to the sanctuary.
Our hero’s starting point, just like on any ventures there has to be a place to start, in his travel is his hometown Calamba, a town our hero loved so much. At Calamba, taking walks in the night when there was a moon takes Rizal in great pleasure.
The pilgrimage of Rizal in Antipolo was on June 6, 1868. With his father, he left Calamba to fulfill the vow of her mother to the virgin of the province when Jose was born. Doña Teodora couldn’t accompany them because she had given birth to Trinidad.
It was the first trip of our hero traversing Laguna de Bay and his pilgrimage to Antipolo. They rode then a casco (a barge), which was also his first time. He did not sleep the whole night because he was amazed by the watery expanse and the silence of the night.
After their trip at the Virgin of Antipolo, Rizal and Don Francisco pursued to Manila to visit Saturnina, who was then a boarding student at La Concordia College in Santa Ana. They went back to Calamba eventually.
Time to time, he would take short walks to Laguna de Bay, accompanied by his pet dog, and meditate at the shore.
The early travels of Rizal (although not far) develop his traveling side which would be evident as he grows and eventually would venture in greater horizons.
8. letter of rizal when he in Europe
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I am in Europe its nice here visit here its really cool here
9. In your own words tell something about the Life of Rizal in Europe.
Answer:
Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms. His stay exposed him to different cultures and practices, good and bad. Europe was in his heart, but his heart was still for the Philippines
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10. significant people Rizal met in Europe
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Marcelo H. del Pilar, Mariano Ponce, and Graciano Lopez-Jaena.
From 1888 to 1890 he shuttled between London and Paris, where he wrote ethnographic and history-related studies, as well as political articles. He also frequently visited Spain, where he met with fellow Filipino intellectuals like Marcelo H. del Pilar, Mariano Ponce, and Graciano Lopez-Jaena.
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11. Read about Rizal's life in Europe and his first homecoming (that was in the pic) and answer the following questions concisely1. How Rizal live in Europe from years 1882-1887?2. Why did Rizal return in the Philippines in 1887?
Answer:
1. Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms. His stay exposed him to different cultures and practices, good and bad. ... Europe was in his heart, but his heart was still for the Philippines.
2. Rizal left Marseilles, France, on July 3, 1887 to return to Manila. He could not explain to them that he studied medicine and especially, ophthalmology, to cure his mother's cataract problem, which threatened to make her completely blind. He just had to go back.
12. What was Rizal’s influence with the reformists in Europe?
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Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms. His stay exposed him to different cultures and practices, good and bad.
13. Travel of Rizal in Europe ?
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Explanation:
Jose Rizal's travels in Europe are well-dcoumented. ... During his five-year stay in Europe, Rizal also traveled to many different places in the continent, including Prague, Vienna, Milan, Venice, Florence and Rome. He also traveled to a few places in Switzerland
14. why did Rizal decide to go to Europe?
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To study for himself in the europe first
Explanation:
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15. hidden purposes of rizal's first voyage to Europe?
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Rizal decided to leave the country not just to complete his medical studies in Europe. Hidden purposes for his voyage: to make a name for himself in the realm of journalism;to observe and study European society ; and to prepare himself for the task of liberating the Filipinos from Spanish tyranny.
16. Who convinced Jose Rizal to go to Europe?
When Rizal was in his twenty's, It was his own family who convinced him to go to Europe because of abusive domination of friars in the country. While he was there, his family in Laguna supports his study of medicine and several professions. During his stay in Europe, he actively contributed and send his literary works here in the Philippines through famous newspapers run by various revolutionists. And his two great literature was created during his time in Europe, the Noli Me Tangere, and El Filibusterismo.
17. Who convinced Jose Rizal to go to Europe?
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18. 1.What is the implication of Rizal's travel to Europe in your life.
Letter to Paciano in May 20 1882, he said that he wanted to go to Europe to observe the different cultures, customs, commerce, industries, laws of the different countries in Europe so that he can use these knowledge to free the Philippines from the tyranny of the Spanish.
19. What is struggle of rizal in europe??
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Rizal feel lonely after left behind his love ones
20. The journey of Jose Rizal in Europe
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It was awsome
Explanation:
Because it was
21. 1. Rizal left home and country and went to Europe in orderto educate himselfDo you think Rizal went abroad to havea good time and enjoy life?
-No he is there to educate his self and have a better future but sometimes we need to treat ourselves
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22. What are the significant aspect's the reasonof discusing the life of Rizal in Europe?
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Rizal's life in europe was to able to discuss his certain aspects of good governance and prior to be good citizen with his good writings and he was campaign reforms and he exposed to the different cultures and practices ,good and bad.
23. who convinced jose Rizal to go to Europe?
His family because they had the ability to make him go abroad and he actually wanted to work there he partially convinced himself too.
24. Infer from Rizal’s works about his life in Europe and the social milieu of Europe during that time
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Question: Infer from Rizal’s works about his life in Europe and the social milieu of Europe during that time
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Rizal was not only in Europe to write letters to foreign friends and attend parties; he was there to study and, eventually, campaign for reforms. His stay exposed him to different cultures and practices, good and bad.
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25. what is the condition of Europe influence Rizal as a propagandist?
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Between 1872 and 1892, a national consciousness was growing among the Filipino émigrés who had settled in Europe. In the freer atmosphere of Europe, these émigrés--liberals exiled in 1872 and students attending European universities--formed the Propaganda Movement.
26. Why did Rizal secretly went to Europe?
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“Rizal had been always talking to Ullmer, and Ullmer told him how people were living in Germany. ... As it turned out, Rizal's secret mission was to observe the lives, cultures, laws, and governments of the countries in Europe, in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spain's tyrannical rule.
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Rizal had been always talking to Ullmer, and Ullmer told him how people were living in Germany. ... As it turned out, Rizal's secret mission was to observe the lives, cultures, laws, and governments of the countries in Europe, in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spain's tyrannical rule.
Explanation:
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27. Why did Rizal had to go to Europe
Explanation:
He left the country not just to complete his medical studies in Europe, he also wanted to make a name for himself in the realm of journalism; to observe and study European society ; and to prepare himself for the task of liberating the Filipinos from Spanish tyranny.
28. what were rizal reasons for going to Europe?
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Rizal's primary goal in leaving for Europe in 1882 was to complete his education. He had completed a course in ophthalmology at the University of Santo Tomas so he could perform eye surgery on his cataract-stricken mother.
29. Why rizal had to go to europe?
to observe the lives, cultures, laws, and governments of the countries in Europe, in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spain's tyrannical rule.
30. How the prevailing conditions in Europe, America, and Asia does helps to assess in the study of Rizal’s life, works, and writings?
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It is important to study the life of Jose Rizal because of his input towards the independence of Philippines. He chose to fight for his country through knowledge and the power of letters. He noticed the continued suffering of his countrymen at the hands of the Spaniards and sought to put an end to this situation.
