Review - Philippine Politics

The President of the Japanese-sponsored Republic of the Philippines.

• Manuel L. Quezon

• Jose P. Laurel

• Sergio Osmeña

President of the Philippine Commonwealth

• Manuel L. Quezon

• Jose P. Laurel

• Sergio Osmeña

The first and youngest president of the Philippines.

• Manuel L. Quezon

• Manuel Roxas

• Emilio Aguinaldo

The basic political unit that existed throughout the Philippine islands prior to the 1400s.

• School

• Family

• Barangay

This government was inaugurated following the first national election held on September 12, 1935 under the 1935 Constitution.

• Malolos Government

• Commonwealth Government

• Biak-na-Bato Government

The most important achievement of the Dictatorial Government.

• Proclamation of Philippine Independence

• Proclamation of Philippine Election

• Proclamation of Philippine Government

The ability of the state to conduct its own affairs.

• Government

• Sovereignty

• Territory

The institution empowered by the people to control and administer the state.

• Government

• Sovereignty

• Territory

The following are the duties and responsibilities of the state: Economic development, Personal development, & Political harmony.

 

• True

• False

The gradual process of political, economic, and cultural integration brought about by increased trade, exchange of ideas, and political relations among the states of the world.

• Globalization

• Sovereignty

• Governance