Rizal’s Scholarly Years in London, His Paris Exposition Visit, and the Birth of El Filibusterismo

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Across
  1. 4. Newspaper that became the voice of Filipino reformers.
  2. 8. Rizal’s close Austrian friend and correspondent.
  3. 10. European region where Blumentritt lived.
  4. 12. Historian whose book Rizal annotated in London.
  5. 13. The 1889 Paris event Rizal attended with other reformists.
  6. 14. City where Rizal studied and annotated Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas.
  7. 16. First name of the Filipino artist who illustrated El Filibusterismo.
  8. 17. City where Rizal joined fellow Filipinos for reform activities.
  9. 18. Group founded by Rizal and other Filipinos in Paris.
  10. 20. Rizal’s second novel exposing deeper injustices.
Down
  1. 1. Historical work of Morga annotated by Rizal.
  2. 2. Ideology that influenced Rizal and other reformists.
  3. 3. Movement Rizal joined to call for reforms in Spain.
  4. 5. Leader of La Solidaridad whom Rizal worked with in Europe.
  5. 6. The cause that united Filipino expatriates in Europe.
  6. 7. Country referred to in Morga’s book title.
  7. 9. City in Europe where Rizal finished and published Noli Me Tangere.
  8. 11. Belgian city where El Filibusterismo was printed.
  9. 15. Printer in Ghent who helped Rizal publish El Filibusterismo.
  10. 19. Symbolic character representing revolution in Rizal’s novels.