Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Caraga Region
DIVISION OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE
AGAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
R.T.R Agusan del Norte

Name of Learner: Renz G. Ampatin Grade 12 Sartre

Track and Strand: Humanities and Social Sciences Score __________

DR. JOSE RIZAL’S BIOGRAPHY

A Critique Paper

Dr. Josie Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda is a well-known and respected
Person, and he is regarded as a hero in the Philippines for his efforts to secure our
country's independence. Rizal is also a famous interms of writing a novel story
about the development of a nationalism in our country and accepting the change in
ourselves that still applies to us today.

Dr. Josie Rizal, was born in Kalamba, Luzon, on June 19, 1861. His family was a
mix of lawyers, priests, government officials, and merchants. Rizal's mother taught
him his letters and his uncles and aunts also incorporated his training. His
childhood was filled with learning from Spaniards, officials, and priests, who often
visited his home in Kalamba.

Jose Rizal, a Filipino revolutionary, was executed in 1872 by the Church, State,
and the Philippines. He entered Ateneo Municipal, a popular school in Manila,
where he received his bachelor's degree in Arts in 1877. He later studied
philosophy and agriculture at the University of Santo Tomas, and later pursued
medicine and painting at the Manila University. Rizal's interest in art and sculpture
led him to create masks and paintings, including a banner modelled by Padre
Gaerrico, which received a gold medal at the St. Louis Exposition.

Jose Rizal, a Filipino poet, was inspired by his mother's love for poetry and the
Bible. He began rhyming and writing Tagalog comedy at eight and won a special
prize for his poem "A1 Juventud Filipina" at the "Liceo Artis-ico Literario" and won
the first prize for prose for his work "Consejo de los dioses." Governor General
Primo de Rivera presented Rizal with a gold bust of Cervantes.

Dr. Josie Rizal, a Filipino revolutionary, was made a freemason in Acacia Lodge No.
9 of the "Gran Oriente de Espana" in Madrid. He became acquainted with
prominent Spanish politicians and began to question the government's role in the
Philippines. Rizal continued his medical studies in Paris and was initiated into the
Masonic world, which was responsible for the French Revolution. Rizal later
studied ophthalmology and law at Heidelberg University, where he met Dr. Jaegor
and discussed the education and training needed to prepare his countrymen for a
progressive nation.

Dr. Rizal wrote several critical works, including Morga's account of the Philippines
and "El Eilibusterismo." He contributed to a newspaper in Madrid called "La
Solidaridad" for reform and liberal government but believed that the paper was
primarily for maintenance rather than benefiting the Philippines. Rizal's relations
with Katipunan leaders were influenced by Prof. Morayta, the grand master of the
"Gran Uriente Espanol."
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Caraga Region
DIVISION OF AGUSAN DEL NORTE
AGAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
R.T.R Agusan del Norte

Dr. Jose Rizal faced numerous challenges in the early Philippine experiences,
including misapplication of money and land disputes. He was involved in anti-
religions against the KSK filZATj and Ids legislatures, raising funds for propaganda,
and proposing a Filipino colony in British North Borneo. He was constantly
watched and searched, but was arrested after his visits.

Rizal was banished to Dapitan, Northern Mindanao, after being accused of finding
five circulars titled "Poor Friars" in the roll of bedding used by his ship's engineer.