Rizal

3. – The shortened title of El Filibusterismo.
5. EXPO – The event held in Paris, which displayed technological innovations and global cultures, influencing Rizal’s vision for the Philippines.
8. – The word in El Filibusterismo related to the idea of fomenting change, showing Rizal’s advocacy.
9. – The city where El Filibusterismo was printed due to financial constraints.
11. – The movement that Rizal was part of, which aimed to promote reforms in the Philippines.
13. – The term used by Spanish authorities to refer to people who oppose their rule; inspired Rizal’s novel title, El Filibusterismo.
14. – The canal Rizal traversed on his journey to Europe, symbolizing his global perspective.

1. – The alias of Crisóstomo Ibarra in El Filibusterismo, symbolizing Rizal’s shift from reform to revolution.
2. CLUB – A group of Filipino expatriates Rizal joined while in Europe.
3. – The society Rizal joined in Europe, aligning with his advocacy for reform and freedom.
4. – The city where Rizal studied the works of Antonio de Morga, an early Spanish historian of the Philippines.
6. DE MORGA – The Spanish historian whose work Rizal annotated to provide a Philippine-centered perspective.
7. ME TANGERE – Rizal’s first novel, which El Filibusterismo is the sequel to.
10. – A derogatory term used by Spanish authorities to refer to reformist Filipinos like Rizal.
11. – The city Rizal visited for the 1889 Universal Exposition.
12. – The name of the friar who prevented El Filibusterismo from being circulated in the Philippines.