5 Questions
What type of government was established by the 1973 Constitution?
Parliamentary government with Prime Minister and President
When were the 1973 Philippine presidential and vice presidential elections held?
November 11, 1969
When was the final draft of the 1973 Constitution presented to Marcos?
1969 September 21, 1972
Who was elected as the 10th President of the Philippines in November 1965?
Ferdinand Marcos
What did the 1973 Constitution legalize?
All decrees, proclamations, and orders by the President
Study Notes
Philippine Government and Elections
- The 1973 Constitution established a parliamentary system of government.
- The 1973 Philippine presidential and vice presidential elections were held on January 30, 1973.
- The final draft of the 1973 Constitution was presented to President Ferdinand Marcos on November 29, 1972.
- Ferdinand Marcos was elected as the 10th President of the Philippines in November 1965.
- The 1973 Constitution legalized the presidency of Marcos, allowing him to remain in power.
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