Rizal: Activity 4

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Across
  1. 1. Dominican friar whose anti-Noli stand was ridiculed by Rizal in a satirical pamphlet
  2. 6. 17th century Spanish official and historian whose 1609 book Rizal annotated at the British Museum
  3. 9. wealthy friend from Blumentritt’s circle who generously financed the initial printing of Noli Me Tangere (and later El Fili)
  4. 10. pro-friar journalist who wrote disrespectful remarks against the Rizal family and was challenged to a duel by Rizal
  5. 15. co-founder and eventual second Editor-in-Chief of La Solidaridad
  6. 17. city in Belgium where Rizal moved to finish writing El Filibusterismo because living in Paris was too expensive
  7. 18. talented sculptor to whom Rizal gave his sculptural work titled "The Triumph of Science over Death"
  8. 19. Austrian professor and director of the Ateneo de Leitmeritz who became Rizal's lifelong friend and correspondent
  9. 20. grand international event held in France in 1889 where Rizal, Juan Luna, and Felix Hidalgo participated
Down
  1. 2. prominent librarian at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in London who became Rizal's good friend
  2. 3. pen name Rizal used when writing articles for La Solidaridad and his satirical pamphlet La Vision del Fray Rodriguez
  3. 4. native Filipino patriotic society formed by Rizal and Juan Luna at the Paris Exposition, renaming the "Kidlat Club"
  4. 5. magnificent painting by Juan Luna that won a gold medal at the 1884 Madrid Exposition
  5. 7. city where El Filibusterismo was eventually printed because the printing costs were cheaper there
  6. 8. port city in England where Rizal first arrived on May 24, 1888, before moving to London
  7. 11. a famous bridge-connected tower inaugurated in Paris during the 1889 Exposition, built by Alexandre Gustave
  8. 12. title of the fortnightly newspaper that served as the official voice of the Propaganda Movement
  9. 13. English family whose home on Primrose Hill Rizal boarded at while living in London
  10. 14. historic museum where Rizal spent months studying and annotating historical texts
  11. 16. title of Rizal's second novel, which served as a call for revolution and the ultimate solution against Spanish oppression