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∙ 14y agoThere was no Philippine government before the Spanish era. There were only self-governing tribal communities separated either by mountain ranges or bodies of water.
(i dont think if it is true because i know during the pre-spanish period there is law making process?)
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∙ 14y agoThe
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During the Revolutionary Era, Filipinos formed several types of governments to oppose Spain's political power and gain self-governance. They formed the Katipunan, the Biak-an-Bato Republic, the Dictatorial Government, the Revolutionary Government and the First Philippine Republic. After World War II, the United States government gave the Philippines independence.
The Philippine Assembly and the Philippine Commission (created by the US) created a bicameral legislature. Both chambers have to approve bills before a law is created.
The situation of the government during Jose Rizal's time?
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During the Spanish-American war Philippine freedom fighters were allied with the US. After that war, during the Philippine-American War (Philippine Insurrection) they wer at war with the US government. During World War2, Philippine freedom fighters were guerrillas against the Japanese occupation and supported by the US.
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During the Revolutionary Era, Filipinos formed several types of governments to oppose Spain's political power and gain self-governance. They formed the Katipunan, the Biak-an-Bato Republic, the Dictatorial Government, the Revolutionary Government and the First Philippine Republic. After World War II, the United States government gave the Philippines independence.
the pilippines government today is free and when it was spanish govenment the philippine government is not free
It was heavily influenced by the Roman Catholic Church and emphasized religious iconography.
the government during the American time, proclaimed Rizal as the national hero of the country
Tanga mag research ka bungol wag ung tanung tanung lang!
Philippine currency during the American period continued to be the Peso.
philippine music in 20th century