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Why is the malolos republic considered in history as the first Philippine republic and not the kakarong republic nor the biak-na-bato republic?
because it has an electoral proper
Weaknesses of Philippine revolution?
explain of the weaknesses of the philippine revolution
What was the goal of the Philippine insurrection?
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
What are the Japanese contribution in the Philippines?
Aside from the fact that Japanese has been a part of the Philippine History, it also had contributed a lot of things like culture wise, the foods, the friendship, the language, and the people.
Who invaded the Philippines?
Japan invaded the Philippine islands in their Philippine Campaign (1941-1942).
What is Philippine money?
Philippine money is denominated in Pesos, and theoretically in centavos where there are 100 centavos in one peso. But the value of a peso is so small that centavos are not much used.
What was Philippine gasoline prices in 1977?
90 centavos.
How much is one dime in Philippine money?
10 centavos
What price of oriental petroleum a share at Philippine stock exchange?
2 centavos
What is the national currency of the Philippines?
The Republic of the Philippines uses the Philippine piso. The currency used to be called the Philippine peso. One hundred centavos equals one Philippine peso.
What is the value of a 1944 Philippine fifty centavos?
at $34.50 price of silver spot, it is worth $12.25 approximately.
What is the summary of Philippine History?
summary of philippine history
What is the history of Philippine hotels?
What is the history of philippine hotels?
History of Philippine hotel industry?
philippine hospitality history
What is the history of Philippine legends?
what is the role of legend in the philippine history
How much is a 20 centavos filipinas worth?
As of 2021, a 20 centavos filipinas coin is worth its face value in the Philippines, which is 20 centavos or 0.20 Philippine pesos. However, these coins may also have some value to collectors depending on their age, condition, and rarity.
How do you write a Philippine check amount in words?
To write a Philippine check amount in words, start by writing the whole number in words, followed by the word "Pesos." If there are centavos, write that amount in words as well, followed by the word "Centavos." For example, if the amount is 1,500.75, you would write: "One thousand five hundred Pesos and seventy-five Centavos." Always ensure proper capitalization and punctuation.
