29 Questions
What marked the end of Marcos's dictatorship?
EDSA Revolution
What is the Philippines considered among Asian countries?
The most democratic country
Who established a colonial government in the Philippines during the Spanish period?
Miguel Lopez de Legaspi
What was the primary goal of the Propaganda Movement during the Revolutionary Period?
To acquire the same freedom and rights enjoyed by the Spaniards
What was established in 1899?
The Malolos Constitution of the first Philippine Republic
What was the name of the political unit headed by a chief called Datu in the Pre-Colonial Period?
Barangay
What authorized the establishment of the Philippine Assembly?
The US Philippine Bill of 1902
How long was the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines?
300 years
What was the treaty signed that granted the Americans the right to form their government in the Philippines?
Treaty of Paris
What was the name of the Philippine government during the Japanese period?
Puppet Government
What was the outcome of the Philippine Revolution?
The end of the Spanish colonial rule
What was the year of the Constitution that founded the structure of Philippine politics and government?
1935
What is the primary function of the Executive Branch in the Philippine Government?
To execute and enforce laws
Which branch has the power to pass appropriations recommended by the President?
Legislative Branch
What is the primary function of the Legislative Branch in the Philippine Government?
To create and craft laws
What is the primary function of the Judicial Branch in the Philippine Government?
To interpret laws
Under what circumstances can the President proclaim martial law in the country?
When public safety requires it
What is the principle that allows one branch to override the power of another branch?
System of Checks-and-Balances
What is the presidential power that allows the President to cancel a criminal conviction?
Pardon Power
Which branch of government has the power to define the jurisdiction of the various courts?
Legislative Branch
What type of government does the Philippines have?
Presidential form of government
What is the power of the President to reject a bill passed by Congress?
Veto Power
Which branch of government has the power to rule on the constitutionality of a law?
Judicial Branch
What is the primary responsibility of the President regarding the enforcement of laws?
To ensure laws are enforced and administered
Who must consent to the President's appointments?
The Senate
What is the President's role in wartime or for keeping domestic peace and order?
To make critical decisions as Commander and Chief
What is the purpose of a pardon issued by the President?
To pardon a large group of people who committed a mistaken action
Who assists the President in negotiating treaties?
The Secretary of State
What is required for the President to contract or guarantee foreign loans?
The prior concurrence of the Monetary Board
Explore the development of Philippine government through historical periods, from the Spanish colonization to the Propaganda Movement. Learn about the key figures and events that shaped the country's politics.
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