1. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
COMMONWEALTH
INDEPENDENCE
QUEZON-AQUINO
1935 CONSTITUTION
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
OSMENA -ROXAS
TYDINGS-MCDUFFIE
WOOD-FORBES MISSION
PLEBISCITE
FIRST PRESIDENTIAL COMMONWEALTH ELECTION
QUEZON-OSMENA

2. I AM A MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER IF: I AM A MINORITY FLOOR LEADER IF:
3 FACTORS
3 FACTORS
3 SENATORS
3 SENATORS
(3 REASONS) WHY?
(3 REASONS) WHY?
FUNCTIONS OF THE THREE BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT: GIVE A SPECIFIC EXAMPLE

4. REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE PHIL.
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

5. WILLIAM CAMERON FORBES
LEONARD WOOD

7. MAY NAGSUMBONG NA DI PA RAW TAYO READY!
1922: GAWA RIN TAYO NG MISSION NATIN SA US!

8. Pang 9th MISSION NA NATIN! SANA UMUBRA NA TAYO SA US!
MAY UUBRA PA BA SA OS-ROX TANDEM?

9. PANG 10TH MISSION NA NATEN TO NOY! MUKHANG UUBRA NA TAYO!
MANY OF US ARE ALREADY IN FAVOR!

10. 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.

11. Authored by:
SEN. Millard E. Tydings
CONG. John McDuffie

12. Signed by Pres. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT

14. 1934 CONSTITUTIONAL-CONVENTION (CON-CON) APPROVED BY ROOSEVELT
1935: COMMONWEALTH PERIOD
1934 CONSTITUTIONAL-CONVENTION (CON-CON)
APPROVED BY ROOSEVELT
To draft the 1935 CONSTITUTION
PHIL. TERRITORY
Through a plebiscite, ratified by Filipinos
CITIZENSHIP
BILL OF RIGHTS
EXECUTIVE
3 BRANCHES OF GOV’T
LEGISLATIVE: UNICAMERAL
JUDICIARY

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18. 1ST PRESIDENTIAL COMMONWEALTH ELECTION
MANUEL QUEZON: MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER
SERGIO OSMEÑA: SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
RESIDENT COMMISSIONER IN THE US

19. COMMONWEALTH AND NATIONAL SECURITY
DOUGLAS MCARTHUR
PHILIPPINE ARMY
40, 000
ROTC: RESERVED OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS
NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT
1ST LAW OF THE COMMONWEALTH

23. 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.

31. The attack was launched in the absence of a declaration of war.

32. TOKYO IMPERIAL UNIVERSITY

35. REMOVE ALL MILITARY INSTALLATIONS!
MANILA AS AN OPEN CITY!
REMOVE ALL MILITARY INSTALLATIONS!

36. JAPANESE MILITARY ADMINSITRATION
COLLABORATION OF FILIPINOS
BATTLE IN BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR
MARTIAL LAW
Curfews & blackouts