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    Far Eastern University

    Nicanor Reyes Sr. St., Sampaloc, Manila

    Philippine History
    and Government
    Constitution

    Gatlabayan, Mikee G.
    MT210
    PART I.
    1. Who were the martyrs during the 1 st phase of the revolution? What happened to
    them?
    They were Filipino patriots in Cavite who were executed by musketry in Fort San
    Felipe on September 12, 1986, for cooperating with Katipunan during the Philippine
    Revolution against Spain.

    Luis Aguado Jose Lallana


    Feliciano Cabezas Severino Lapidario
    Agapito Conchu Victoriano Luciano III
    Alfonso de Ocampoo Francisco Osorio
    Maximo Gregorio Hugo Perez
    Maximo Inocencio Antonio San Agustin

    2. What were the 2 factions of the KKK? Who were the leaders?
    The two factions of Katipunan are Magdiwang and Magdalo. Magdiwang was
    acknowledged as the supreme organ responsible for the successful campaigns against
    the enemy. It was officially led by Mariano Alvarez. Magdalo was named after Mary
    Magdalene. It was officially led by Baldomero Aguinaldo.

    3. What happened in the Tejeros Convention?


    The convention was called to discuss the defense of Cavite against the
    Spaniards during the Philippine Revolution. The contemporary Governor general, Camilo
    de Polavieja, had regained much of Cavite itself. Instead, the convention became an
    election to decide the leaders of the revolutionary movement, bypassing the Supreme
    Council.

    Andrs Bonifacio, the contemporary Supremo (supreme leader) of the Katipunan


    presided over the election. He secured the unanimous approval that the decision would
    not be questioned.

    Position Name Party


    President Emilio Aguinaldo Magdalo
    Vice-President Mariano Tras Magdiwang
    Captain-General Artemio Ricarte Magdiwang
    Director of War Emiliano Riego de Dios Magdiwang

    Director of the Interior Andrs Bonifacio Magdiwang

    Bonifacio, accepted the decision but not before insisting on a recount of the
    votes. Supporters such as Severino de las Alas made abortive efforts to help make
    Bonifacio vice president. However, Daniel Tirona objected that the post should not be
    occupied by a person without a lawyer's diploma. He suggested a lawyer like Jose del
    Rosario is qualified for the suitable position. Bonifacio was insulted, demanded that
    Tirona retract the remark. When Tirona made to leave instead, Bonifacio drew a pistol
    and was about to fire at Tirona, but stopped when Ricarte tried to disarm him. Bonifacio
    then voided the convention as Supremo of the Katipunan.

    4. What happened to the Katipuneros after the death of Andres Bonifacio?


    The death of Andres Bonifacio did not result to any good fortune for the
    revolutionary forces as they suffered a series of defeats from the reinforced Spaniards.
    Emilio Aguinaldo, realizing that it would be imposible for himto end the revolution, signed
    a peace pact with Gov. General Primo de Rivera on December 14 and 15, 1897. This is
    known as the Pact of Biak
    PART II. Print pictures of the ff.

    A.

    Jose Rizal Andres Bonifacio


    Emilio Jacinto Emilio Aguinaldo
    A.
    The flag of Katipunan

    PART III. Provide the Philippine Presidents and their Programs (with pictures).
    3rd Republic of the Philippines
    Manuel Acuna Roxas
    (Term: July 4, 1946 April 15, 1948)
    Laws and Programs
    1. Rehabilitation and Reconstruction of War-
    Ravaged Philippines
    2. Adoption of pro-American Foreign Policy:
    a. Adherence to and support of the ideals and
    objectives of the United States
    b. Preservation of the ideals and objectives of
    the United States
    c. Maintenance of friendly relations with other
    nations of the world, except communist
    nations
    d. Signing of treaties and Agreements: Treaty of General Relations , War
    Surplus Property Agreement, Military Bases Agreement and Military
    Assistance Agreement
    3. Bell Trade Act
    4. General Amnesty
    5. Rehabilitation Finance Corporation
    6. Parity Rights Amendment

    Elpidio Rivera Quirino


    (Term: April 17, 1948 December 30, 1953)
    Laws and Programs
    1. Presidents Action Committee on Social
    Amelioration (PACSA)
    2. Agricultural Credit Cooperatives Financing
    Administration (ACCFA)
    3. Labor Management Advisory Board
    4. Rural Banks
    5. Created the Social Security Commission
    6. Land Settlement Development Corporation
    (LASEDECO)
    7. Construction of farm-to-market roads
    8. Declared Quezon City as the Capital of the Philippines (July 17, 1948)

    Ramon del Fierro Magsaysay


    (Term: December 30, 1953 March 17, 1957)
    Laws and Programs
    1. Social Security System (SSS) and Government
    Service Insurance System (GSIS)
    2. Reparation Agreementwith Japan on May 9,
    1956 ($300,000,000 for 25 years)
    3. Presidential Complaints and Action Committee
    (PCAC)
    4. Agricultural Credit Cooperatives financing
    Administration (PACS, RA No. 821)
    5. Laurel-Langley Agreement
    6. Agricultural Commodities Agreement with the US
    7. Land Tenure Law (RA No. 1400)
    8. Agricultural Tenancy Act (RA 1199)
    9. National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration (NARRA, RA 1160)
    10. Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) on September 8, 1954
    11. Presidential Assistance on Community Development

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