COMMONWEALTH
INDEPENDENCE
1935 CONSTITUTION
QUEZON-AQUINO
CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION
OSMENA -ROXAS
TYDINGSMCDUFFIE
PLEBISCITE
FIRST PRESIDENTIAL
COMMONWEALTH ELECTION
WOOD-FORBES
MISSION
QUEZON-OSMENA
I AM A MAJORITY
FLOOR LEADER IF:
I AM A MINORITY
FLOOR LEADER IF:
3 FACTORS
3 FACTORS
3 SENATORS
(3 REASONS) WHY?
3 SENATORS
(3 REASONS) WHY?
FUNCTIONS OF THE THREE BRANCHES OF THE
GOVERNMENT: GIVE A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
MISSION TO THE
PHIL.
REPORT ON THE
STATE OF THE PHIL.
WOOD-FORBES
MISSION
4 MONTHS IN THE
PHILIPPINES
REPORT: NOT YEAT READY
FOR INDEPENDENCE
1921: Pres. Warren
Harding
WILLIAM CAMERON
FORBES
LEONARD WOOD
MAY NAGSUMBONG
NA DI PA RAW TAYO
READY!
1922: GAWA RIN TAYO NG MISSION
NATIN SA US!
Pang 9th MISSION NA NATIN! SANA UMUBRA NA
TAYO SA US!
MAY UUBRA PA BA SA OS-ROX TANDEM?
PANG 10TH MISSION NA NATEN TO NOY! MUKHANG
UUBRA NA TAYO!
MANY OF US ARE
ALREADY IN
FAVOR!
1934: TYDINGS-MCDUFFIE
LAW
New independence measure: 10 YEAR TRANSITION
PERIOD: COMMONWEALTH
REPUBLICAN
CONSTITUTION
PHILIPPINES AS AN
AMERICAN TERRITORY
MAKE ALL FILIPINOS OWE
ALLEGIANCE TO US
RESTRICT FILIPINO
IMMIGRATION &
UNLIMITED MIGRATION
OF AMERICANS TO PHIL.
Authored by:
SEN. Millard E.
Tydings
CONG. John
McDuffie
Signed by Pres. FRANKLIN
ROOSEVELT
1935: COMMONWEALTH
PERIOD
APPROVED BY
ROOSEVELT
To draft the 1935
CONSTITUTION
Through a plebiscite,
PHIL. TERRITORY
ratified by Filipinos
1934 CONSTITUTIONALCONVENTION (CON-CON)
CITIZENSHIP
BILL OF RIGHTS
EXECUTIVE
LEGISLATIVE:
UNICAMERAL
JUDICIARY
3 BRANCHES OF
GOV’T
6
1ST PRESIDENTIAL COMMONWEALTH ELECTION
SERGIO OSMEÑA:
SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE
MANUEL QUEZON:
MAJORITY FLOOR
LEADER
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER
IN THE US
COMMONWEALTH AND
NATIONAL SECURITY
DOUGLAS MCARTHUR
PHILIPPINE ARMY
40, 000
ROTC: RESERVED OFFICERS
TRAINING CORPS
NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT
1ST LAW OF THE
COMMONWEALTH
The Senate and House of Representatives, and
the Presidential Term was proposed to be 4 years
with one re-election instead of 6 years with no
re-election.
The attack was launched in the absence
of a declaration of war.
TOKYO IMPERIAL
UNIVERSITY
MANILA AS AN
OPEN CITY!
REMOVE ALL
MILITARY
INSTALLATIONS!
JAPANESE MILITARY
ADMINSITRATION
COLLABORATION OF FILIPINOS
BATTLE IN BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR
MARTIAL LAW
Curfews & blackouts