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Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 36mins
In the Law of the Indies, the Spanish crown awarded tracts of land to the following:
(a)
Year that Spain enacted a law ordering landholders to register their landholdings, and only those who knew benefitted from this.
(a)
The Philippine Bill of (a) , provided regulations on the disposal of public land.
Act No. (a) or the Land Registration Act introduced the Torrens system to address the absence of earlier records of issued land titles and conduct accurate land surveys.
In the year (a) , the homestead program was introduced, allowing a tenant to enter into an agricultural business by acquiring a farm of at least 16 hectares.
(a) is a peasant rebellion in Central Luzon that lasted for two days, May 2-3, 1935.
President Roxas passed Republic Act No. (a) to establish a 70-30 sharing arrangement between tenant and landlord, respectively, which reduced the interest of landowners’ loans to tenants at six percent or less.
Republic Act No. (a) or the Agricultural Tenancy Act
Agricultural Land reform Code (Republic Act No. (a) ) (President Diosdado Macapagal) abolished share tenancy in the Philippines and prescribed a program to convert tenant-farmers to lessees and later on owner-cultivators.
Presidential Decree No. (a) or the Code of Agrarian Reform of the Philippines became the core of agrarian reform during Marcos’s regime.
The (a) was enacted by the 8th Congress of the Philippines and signed by Aquino on June 10, 1988.
The Congress enacted Republic Act No. (a) to allocate additional funds for the program and extending the automatic appropriation of ill-gotten wealth recovered by the Presidential Commission on Good Governance (PCGG) for CARP until the year 2008.
CARPER, or the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms or the Republic Act. (a) was signed into law on August 7, 2009, and was set to be accomplished by the year 2014.
Beneficiaries must be least __________ years old, be a resident of the ____________ where the landholding is located, and own no more than ________ hectares of agricultural land.
(a)
The _____________ and the __________________, but even the combined effort and resources of the two agencies have proved incapable of fully achieving the goal of agrarian reform in the Philippines.
(a)
It is defined as a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed.
Preamble
Constitution
Law
Government
(a) : CONSTITUTION OF BIAK NA BATO
(a) : CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITARIANISM (Marcos)
(a) : COMMONWEALTH CONSTITUTION
(a) : MALOLOS CONSTITUTION
The form of government is to be popular, representative, alternative, and responsible, and shall exercise three distinct powers:
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Authority
Philippine Organic Act of ____ – the first organic law for the Philippine Islands that provided for the creation of a popularly elected Philippine Assembly.
1902
1916
1934
Philippine Autonomy Act of ____ , commonly referred to as “Jones Law”
1902
1916
1934
____– the Tydings-McDuffie Act, also known as the Philippine Independence Act
1902
1916
1934
The Commonwealth was briefly interrupted by the events of the (a) , with the Japanese occupying the Philippines.
The 1973 constitution was supposed to introduce a __________________, were legislative power was vested in a unicameral National Assembly, with members being elected to a six-year term.
parliamentary-style government
secondary-style government
bicameral-style government
(a) :FREEDOM CONSTITUTION
Three independent constitutional commissions as well:
Commission on Audit
Civil Service Commission
Commission on Elections
Commision on Rights
is headed by the President and his appointed Cabinet.
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
is vested in a Congress (Senate and the House of Representatives)
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
it is made up of a Supreme Court and lower courts created by law.
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
The president is limited to a single _______ term.
4-years
6-years
8-years
3-years
The House of Representatives is composed of 250 elected members by district for ______ term.
4-years
6-years
8-years
3-years
The 24 members of the Senate are elected at large by a popular vote and can serve no more than two consecutive ______ term.
4-years
6-years
8-years
3-years
acts as a central agency in charge of government personnel.
Commision on Election
Civil Service Commision
Commision on Audit
enforces and administers all election laws and regulations.
Commision on Election
Civil Service Commision
Commision on Audit
examines all funds, transactions, and property accounts of the government and its agencies.
Commision on Election
Civil Service Commision
Commision on Audit
The Constitution also creates an Office of the President to investigate complaints regarding public corruption, unlawful behaviour of public officials, and other public misconduct.
True
False
Three ways to change the Constitution:
“People’s Initiative”
Constitution Constitutional Convention
Constituent Assembly
"People's Interaction"
Nationalism is a central governing authority and constituent political units constitutionally share sovereignty.
True
False
Constitutional Reform in the Philippines
(a)
Cry of Rebellion in which Katipunero rebels denounced Spanish colonization, marked by the cedula's historical tearing.
True
False
unfair and abusive system, “compras y vandalas” became the norm for the Filipino farmers working the land-they were made to sell their product at a very low price or surrender their products to the encomenderos, who resold this at a profit
(a)
Integrated into the Constitution was a full (a) (civil and political rights)
Federalism is supported by (a) in the 2016 presidential elections (“it will evenly distribute wealth in the Philippines instead of concentrating it in Manila, the capital of the country.”)
