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Monarchy

Barangay- Settlements or villages consisting of more or less 100 families.

-It is named after ³Balangay´ a Malayan wordmeaning ³boat´.

Datu- A chief that rules a barangay

-known as Rajah, Sultan or Hadji

-is a chief executive, law-giver, chief judge, andmilitary head

-one could be a Datu chiefly by inheritance,wisdom, wealth or physical powers.

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The people of a barangay was divided into 4social classes namely:

-The nobles: ³Maharlika´

-The freeman: ³Timawa´

-The serf : ³Aliping namamahay´

-The slaves: ³Aliping sagigilid´

Laws

-Written laws are promulgated by the datus

-³Maragtas Code´ (1250 A.D.) by Datu Sumakwel

-³Kalantiaw Code´ (1433 A.D.) By Datu Kalantiaw

-Unwritten law consisted of customs and traditions.

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After the discovering of Philippines by

Ferdinand Magellan and long possession for

almost four centuries, The Spaniards ruled as

and set up their government.

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Centralized Government

Spanish Colonial Government

-wherein Philippines has a direct rule from

Spain. (1565-1821)

-Council of Indies is responsible for the

administering of Philippines.

-In 1873, council of elders was abolished and

legislation was temporarily performed by the

council of ministers.

-Ministry of Ultramar exercised general powers

and supervised philippine affairs.

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´ Union of State and Churchµ

Government in the Philippines Unitary

-Barangay= Cabeza De Barangay

-Pueblo= Gobernadorcillo

-Ayuntamiento=Alcalde

-Corriegmiento= Corregidor

-Alcadia=Alcalde Mayor

-Churches= Archbishops

-Royal Audencia= Supreme court-Governor-General= ´King of Phiippinesµ

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Katipunan Government

-August 26,1896

- KKK

-Andres Bonifacio( 1st President)

-Emilio Aguinaldo ( 2nd

Presidnt, March22,1897)

-It was the first clear break from the Spanish

rule.

- ´ To establish a free and sovereignPhilippinesµ

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Biak na Bato Government

-Novemeber 1, 1897-Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo

-Lasted up to December 15, 1897 with the

conclusion of ´Pact of Biak-na-Batoµ

- ´Separation of the Philippines from theSpanish monarchy and their formation into

an independent stateµ

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Dictatorial Government

April 25, 1898 ( Spanish-American War)May 23,1898

Proclamation of Philippine Independence at

Kawit, Cavite on June 12,1898 and

reorganization of local governments.

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Revolutionary Government

-June 29, 1898

-Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo

- ´ To struggle for the independence of the

Philippines, until all nations including Spain

will expressly recognize it and to prepare thecountry for the establishment of a real

republic.µ

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Malolos Congress

-September 15, 1898

-Malolos, Bulacan

-Philippine independence made by Gen. Emilio

Aguinaldo at Kawit, Cavite on June 12,1898

-1st Democratic Constitution

-January 23,1899-March 23, 1901

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Military Government

-August 14, 1898

-A military governor is the one who exercised

all powers of the government (executive,

legislative and judiciary)

-1st Military Governor- Gen. Wesley Meritt

-2nd Military Governor- Gen. Elwell Otis

-3rd Military Governor- Maj. Gen Arthur

MacArthur-Spooner Amendment ended the military

regime in the Philippines ( March 3,1901)

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Civil Government

-Inaugurated in Manila on July 4, 1901

-Civil Governor ( October 29, 1901)

-Civil Governor acted as the president of the

Philippine commission ( 1901-1907)

-Philippine commission acted as the upper

house of the legislative branch and PhilippineAssembly as the lower house

-Spooner law of 1901

-1st Civil governor- William Taft ( 1901-1903)

-2nd Civil Governor- Luke Wright (1904-1906)

-3rd Civil Governor- Frank Murphy(1933-1935)

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Commonwealth Government

-November 15, 1935

-Tydings-McDuffie law (March 24, 1934)-The 1st national election was held on Sept.

15,1935 with Manuel L. Quezon as the presidentand Sergio Osmeña as the Vice president

-Republican in form under the presidential type

-Legislative- Senate and house of representative-Judiciary- supreme court and inferior(lower)

-Commonwealth government functioned in exile inWashington ( May 13, 1942-October 3, 1944)

-Reestablishment of Commonwealth governmenton Feb. 27 1945 led by Gen. Douglas MacArthurat Malacañang Palace and turning the full powerand responsibilities to President Osmeña

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Japanese Military Administration

-January 3, 1942-Establish on Manila, one day after its

occupation

-A proclamation was issued by the Japanese

High Command

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Philippine Executive Comission

-Civil Government

-Jorge B. Vargas

-Legislative and Judiciary

-The law enacted are needed to be approvedby the Commander-in-chief of the Japanese

Forces

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Japanese-Sponsored Republic of the

Philippines-October 14, 1943

-Jose P. Laurel

-The ultimate source of authority was the

Japanese Military authority and government

-Ended on August 17, 1945