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What percentage of the Philippine society is composed of Manggagawa?
What percentage of the Philippine society is composed of Manggagawa?
- 1-2%
- 75%
- 15% (correct)
- 7-8%
Who was the first president of the 3rd Republic and the last president of the Commonwealth?
Who was the first president of the 3rd Republic and the last president of the Commonwealth?
- Ramon Magsaysay
- Diosdado Macapagal
- Elpidio Quirino
- Manuel Roxas (correct)
What was the agreement that pushed for 'agricultural productivity' rather than redistribution to poor peasants?
What was the agreement that pushed for 'agricultural productivity' rather than redistribution to poor peasants?
- Land Reform Code (correct)
- Bell Trade Act
- Mutual Defense Treaty
- Laurel-Langley Agreement
Which president's economic programs irritated both Chinese and American business interests in the country?
Which president's economic programs irritated both Chinese and American business interests in the country?
What was the value of the Philippine peso in terms of the US dollar during Ferdinand Marcos' presidency?
What was the value of the Philippine peso in terms of the US dollar during Ferdinand Marcos' presidency?
Who was the president during which the Huk rebellion commenced in 1948?
Who was the president during which the Huk rebellion commenced in 1948?
What significant event in the Korean War led to the deployment of Filipino troops under Elpidio Quirino's presidency?
What significant event in the Korean War led to the deployment of Filipino troops under Elpidio Quirino's presidency?
What was the primary goal of the land reform code enacted during Diosdado Macapagal's presidency?
What was the primary goal of the land reform code enacted during Diosdado Macapagal's presidency?
What was the significant economic consequence of Ferdinand Marcos' presidency?
What was the significant economic consequence of Ferdinand Marcos' presidency?
What was the military agreement that allowed for the deployment of Filipino troops during Elpidio Quirino's presidency?
What was the military agreement that allowed for the deployment of Filipino troops during Elpidio Quirino's presidency?
What was the result of Ramon Magsaysay's implementation of the Laurel-Langley Agreement?
What was the result of Ramon Magsaysay's implementation of the Laurel-Langley Agreement?
What was the impact of Carlos Garcia's economic policies on foreign business interests?
What was the impact of Carlos Garcia's economic policies on foreign business interests?
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Social Classes in the Philippines
- 75% of the population are farmers (magsasaka)
- 15% are workers (manggagawa)
- 7-8% are petit bourgeoisie
- 1-2% are national bourgeoisie
- 1% are landlords (panginoong maylupa) or big comprador bourgeoisie
Presidents of the Third Republic
Manuel Roxas (1946-1948)
- First president of the 3rd Republic and last president of the Commonwealth
- Transition from colony to neocolony
- Signed the Bell Trade Act and the Military Bases Agreement
- Repressed peasants in Central Luzon
Elpidio Quirino (1948-1953)
- Second president of the 3rd Republic
- Huk rebellion began in 1948
- Signed the Mutual Defense Treaty with the United States and JUSMAG
- Sent Filipino troops to the UN/South Korean side during the Korean War
Ramon Magsaysay (1953-1957)
- Third president of the 3rd Republic
- Former Defense Secretary under Quirino
- Signed and implemented the Laurel-Langley Agreement
- Crushed the Huk rebellion
Carlos Garcia (1957-1961)
- Fourth president of the Third Republic
- Implemented the "Filipino First" policy, which irritated both Chinese and American business interests
- Threatened with coup by some AFP officers due to nationalist economic programs and suspected links with Indonesia's Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal (1961-1965)
- Fifth president of the Third Republic
- Implemented decontrol of the economy and devaluation of the peso from $1=P2.00 to P3.90
- Enacted a land reform code that pushed for “agricultural productivity” rather than redistribution to poor peasants
Ferdinand Marcos (1965-1972)
- Sixth and last president of the Third Republic
- Sent the PHILCAG to the South Vietnamese side during the Vietnam War
- Devalued the peso to $1=P6.00
- Re-elected in the 1969 elections, one of the dirtiest in PH political history
- Declared martial law in 1972, ending the Third Republic
- Political repression and chronic socioeconomic crisis led to the founding of CPP-NPA, MNLF, etc.
Social Classes in the Philippines
- 75% of the population are farmers (magsasaka)
- 15% are workers (manggagawa)
- 7-8% are petit bourgeoisie
- 1-2% are national bourgeoisie
- 1% are landlords (panginoong maylupa) or big comprador bourgeoisie
Presidents of the Third Republic
Manuel Roxas (1946-1948)
- First president of the 3rd Republic and last president of the Commonwealth
- Transition from colony to neocolony
- Signed the Bell Trade Act and the Military Bases Agreement
- Repressed peasants in Central Luzon
Elpidio Quirino (1948-1953)
- Second president of the 3rd Republic
- Huk rebellion began in 1948
- Signed the Mutual Defense Treaty with the United States and JUSMAG
- Sent Filipino troops to the UN/South Korean side during the Korean War
Ramon Magsaysay (1953-1957)
- Third president of the 3rd Republic
- Former Defense Secretary under Quirino
- Signed and implemented the Laurel-Langley Agreement
- Crushed the Huk rebellion
Carlos Garcia (1957-1961)
- Fourth president of the Third Republic
- Implemented the "Filipino First" policy, which irritated both Chinese and American business interests
- Threatened with coup by some AFP officers due to nationalist economic programs and suspected links with Indonesia's Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal (1961-1965)
- Fifth president of the Third Republic
- Implemented decontrol of the economy and devaluation of the peso from $1=P2.00 to P3.90
- Enacted a land reform code that pushed for “agricultural productivity” rather than redistribution to poor peasants
Ferdinand Marcos (1965-1972)
- Sixth and last president of the Third Republic
- Sent the PHILCAG to the South Vietnamese side during the Vietnam War
- Devalued the peso to $1=P6.00
- Re-elected in the 1969 elections, one of the dirtiest in PH political history
- Declared martial law in 1972, ending the Third Republic
- Political repression and chronic socioeconomic crisis led to the founding of CPP-NPA, MNLF, etc.
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