Malolos Congress and the Philippine Independence Declaration

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Match the following key figures with their roles in the Malolos Congress:

Apolinario Mabini = Presidential adviser Pedro Paterno = Proposed a foreign-recognized government constitution Felipe Calderon = Key figure in the Malolos Republic Constitution Emilio Aguinaldo = First President of the Malolos Republic

Match the following dates with their corresponding events:

June 14, 1898 = Establishment of the Malolos Congress January 21, 1899 = Establishment of the Malolos Republic Constitution January 23, 1899 = Inauguration of the first Philippine Republic March 1901 = End of the Philippine-American war and Aguinaldo's capture

Match the following statements with their corresponding outcomes:

Mabini's opposition to Paterno's proposal = Creation of the Malolos Republic Constitution Philippine-American war = End of the first Philippine Republic Capture of Aguinaldo = End of the Philippine-American war and the constitution

Match the following aspects with their inclusion in the Malolos Republic Constitution:

<p>Social service management = Included in the constitution Education = Included in the constitution Army creation = Included in the constitution Monetary system = Included in the constitution</p> Signup and view all the answers

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