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What is the primary religion practiced in the Philippines?
What is the primary religion practiced in the Philippines?
Which branch of the Philippine government is responsible for interpreting and enforcing laws?
Which branch of the Philippine government is responsible for interpreting and enforcing laws?
What significant event marks the Philippines' independence from foreign powers?
What significant event marks the Philippines' independence from foreign powers?
Which of the following is NOT a major contributor to the Philippine economy?
Which of the following is NOT a major contributor to the Philippine economy?
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What type of government does the Philippines have?
What type of government does the Philippines have?
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In which region is the Philippine archipelago primarily divided?
In which region is the Philippine archipelago primarily divided?
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Which of the following is a significant traditional celebration in the Philippines?
Which of the following is a significant traditional celebration in the Philippines?
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What is a common problem affecting the economy of the Philippines?
What is a common problem affecting the economy of the Philippines?
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Study Notes
Pamahalaan Ng Pilipinas
- Uri ng Pamahalaan: Presidential, unitary, democratic.
- Konstitusyon: 1987 Constitution, framework of government.
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Sangay ng Pamahalaan:
- Ehekutibo: Pinamumunuan ng Pangulo, responsible for enforcing laws.
- Lehislatibo: Binubuo ng Senado at Kapulungan ng mga Kinatawan, responsible for creating laws.
- Hudikatura: Sistema ng mga korte, nag-iinterpret at nag-e-enforce ng batas.
- Local Government: Autonomy ng mga lokal na yunit (probinsya, bayan, lungsod).
Kultura At Tradisyon
- Wika: Filipino at Ingles ang opisyal na wika; mayaman sa mga diyalekto.
- Relihiyon: Katolisismo ang pangunahing relihiyon; may mga Muslim at iba pang sekta.
- Sining: Malawak na anyo ng sining - musika, sayaw, pintura, at pananamit.
- Pagdiriwang: Mga piyesta at tradisyunal na pagdiriwang (e.g., Pasko, Pahiyas).
- Pagkain: Diverse culinary heritage, mga paboritong pagkain tulad ng adobo at sinigang.
Kasaysayan Ng Pilipinas
- Pre-kolonyal: May sariling sistema ng pamahalaan at kultura bago dumating ang mga dayuhan.
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Kolonyal na Panahon:
- Espanyol (1565-1898): Pagdadala ng Kristiyanismo at mga institusyon.
- Amerikano (1898-1946): Pagbabago sa sistema ng edukasyon at pamahalaan.
- Kasarinlan: Pagsasarili mula sa mga banyagang kapangyarihan, 12 Hunyo 1898.
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Mahalagang Pangyayari:
- Rebolusyong Pilipino, Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano, Martial Law.
Heograpiya
- Lokasyon: Arkipelago sa Timog-Silangang Asya, higit sa 7,000 pulo.
- Rehiyon: Nahahati sa Luzon, Visayas, at Mindanao.
- Klima: Tropikal, dalawang pangunahing panahon – tag-init at tag-ulan.
- Yamang Likas: Biyolohikal na pagkakaiba-iba, mga mineral, at likas na yaman.
Ekonomiya
- Uri ng Ekonomiya: Mixed economy; kombinasyon ng agrikultura, industriya, at serbisyo.
- Pundasyon: Agrikultura (palay, mais, asukal), pagmamanupaktura, at industriya ng serbisyo.
- Pag-unlad ng Ekonomiya: Growth rate, nakakaapekto ang mga dayuhang pamumuhunan.
- Mga Suliranin: Kahirapan, unemployment, at corruption.
- Pagsusuri ng Ekonomiya: GDP, inflation, at mga uso sa kalakalan.
Government of the Philippines
- Government Type: Presidential, unitary, and democratic system.
- Constitution: The 1987 Constitution serves as the framework of government.
- Government Branches:
- Executive: Led by the President, responsible for enforcing laws.
- Legislative: Comprised of the Senate and the House of Representatives, responsible for law-making.
- Judiciary: A system of courts that interprets and enforces laws.
- Local Government: Local units (provinces, municipalities, cities) have autonomy.
Culture and Traditions
- Language: Filipino and English are official languages; rich in dialects.
- Religion: Predominantly Catholic, with a Muslim population and various sects.
- Arts: Diverse forms of art including music, dance, painting, and clothing.
- Celebrations: Numerous festivals and traditional events (e.g., Christmas, Pahiyas).
- Cuisine: Diverse culinary heritage featuring popular dishes like adobo and sinigang.
History of the Philippines
- Pre-colonial: Existed own government and culture before foreign arrival.
- Colonial Era:
- Spanish (1565-1898): Introduction of Christianity and institutional structures.
- American (1898-1946): Transformation of education and government systems.
- Independence: Gained from foreign powers on June 12, 1898.
- Significant Events: Filipino Revolution, Philippine-American War, and Martial Law era.
Geography
- Location: An archipelago in Southeast Asia with over 7,000 islands.
- Regions: Divided into Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- Climate: Tropical climate with two main seasons—dry (summer) and wet (rainy).
- Natural Resources: High biodiversity, minerals, and natural wealth.
Economy
- Economic Type: Mixed economy with a blend of agriculture, industry, and services.
- Economic Foundation: Main sectors include agriculture (rice, corn, sugar), manufacturing, and service industries.
- Economic Development: Growth rate influenced by foreign investments.
- Challenges: Issues of poverty, unemployment, and corruption are prevalent.
- Economic Analysis: Involves examining GDP, inflation, and trade trends.
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Explore the intricacies of the Philippine government structure and its vibrant culture. This quiz covers various aspects, including the types of government, the roles of its branches, and rich traditions showcasing language, religion, and festivals. Test your knowledge on the 1987 Constitution and local governance.
