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What is a museum focused on scientific interest called?
What is a museum focused on scientific interest called?
Which term describes a constitution that can be amended through a formal and often difficult process?
Which term describes a constitution that can be amended through a formal and often difficult process?
Which department of government is responsible for creating and modifying laws?
Which department of government is responsible for creating and modifying laws?
What is the name of the constitution written by Isabel Felix Ferrer?
What is the name of the constitution written by Isabel Felix Ferrer?
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Which part of the 1987 Constitution outlines the fundamental rights of the Filipino people?
Which part of the 1987 Constitution outlines the fundamental rights of the Filipino people?
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What abbreviation stands for the National Historical Commission of the Philippines?
What abbreviation stands for the National Historical Commission of the Philippines?
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What is the name of the house built in 1880 that became a city hall?
What is the name of the house built in 1880 that became a city hall?
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What was the Spanish word 'corregidor' derived from, meaning 'to correct'?
What was the Spanish word 'corregidor' derived from, meaning 'to correct'?
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Who was the principal author of the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
Who was the principal author of the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
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What is the maximum term for presidency under the 1987 constitution?
What is the maximum term for presidency under the 1987 constitution?
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Which article of the 1987 constitution provides for the protection of human rights?
Which article of the 1987 constitution provides for the protection of human rights?
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Which body is responsible for the impeachment of the president under the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
Which body is responsible for the impeachment of the president under the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
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What notable historical event happened from February 22 to 25, 1986?
What notable historical event happened from February 22 to 25, 1986?
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What is a characteristic of a 'Rigid Constitution'?
What is a characteristic of a 'Rigid Constitution'?
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Who founded the San Agustin or Paoy Church?
Who founded the San Agustin or Paoy Church?
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What does the term 'Conventional or Enacted Constitution' refer to?
What does the term 'Conventional or Enacted Constitution' refer to?
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Study Notes
Philippine Constitution
- Principal Author: Corazon Aquino
- Ratification Date: February 11, 1987
- Rights Not Guaranteed: Right to bear arms (1987 Constitution)
- Presidential Maximum Term (1987): 6 years
- Impeachment Responsibility: House of Representatives
- War Declaration Power: Congress
- Human Rights Article: Article 3
- 1973 Constitution Ratification Date: January 17, 1973
- 1973 President: Ferdinand Marcos
- 1973 Presidential Maximum Term: 8 years
Philippine History
- EDSA Revolution Dates: February 22-25, 1986
- First Female President: Corazon Aquino
- First Philippine Republic President: Emilio Aguinaldo
- Commonwealth President: Manuel Quezon
- Second Republic Establishment: After Japanese occupation and Commonwealth exile
- Constitution Amendment Method: Rigid (amended only by formal process)
- Philippine Independence: June 12, 1898
- Tejeros Convention Date: March 22, 1897
Government and Institutions
- Constitution Definition: Fundamental law of a nation/state
- Legislative Department: Passes, amends, and enacts laws
- Freedom Constitution: Proclimation III
- Judicial Department: Interprets and administers justice (laws)
- 1973 Constitution Approval Period: During Ferdinand Marcos' presidency
- NHCP Role: Conserve and preserve national legacies
- Republic Act 10886: Defines NHCP's role in conservation
Museums and Historical Sites
- Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine: Historical house dedicated to Philippine independence
- San Agustin/Paoy Church Founding Year: 1593
- Agustin Missionaries: Founded the church
- National Art Gallery: Museum for art from the museums own collection
- Science Museum: Museum for scientific objects
- Children's Museum: Provides learning experiences for children (informal learning)
- World Heritage Sites: Places deemed cultural/natural treasures per UNESCO
- National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP): Preserves and conserves historical artifacts. Abbreviation NHCP.
- San Agustin Church: Another name for the Paoy Church.
- Pamintuan House: Converted city hall
Additional Facts
- UNESCO: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
- Bill of Rights: Part of the 1987 Constitution detailing fundamental rights
- Legislative Department: Passes laws
- Executive Department: Implements and enforces laws
- Judicial Department: Interprets laws
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Test your knowledge on the Philippine Constitution and significant historical events. This quiz covers key dates, figures, and amendments that shaped the nation's governance and independence. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand these foundational aspects of Philippine history.
