Lesson 2
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- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- Did you study for our recitation later in RIPH?
- Oh no!! I forgot to study!
- Of course! I am very well prepared!
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- Don't worry Ella! Chris and I will help you.
- Thank you guys! You really are the best!
- Yeah, also we still have a lot of time to review.
- Let's review about the Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions.
- Ohhh I remember that! If I am not mistaken, it is about the seven Philippine Constitutions framed in our history.
- You are so good Ella!! You don't need to study, just trust your stock knowledge. HAHAHA
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitutions
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- Uhuh how about you Ella? do you remember the second one?
- It is the 1899 Malolos Constitution right? Hmm The constitution emphasizes popular governance, which implies that a legislative body, which is representative of the people, is granted absolute authority. This implies that the legislative body, which at the timewas the Malolos Congress, would choose the President as wellas the judiciary, including the Supreme Court.
- HAAHAH btw you are right Ella! I think it is better if we discussed to each other what we had learned about the seven Philippine Constitutions that framed in our country
- It has its own distinct features: its preamble reaffirmed the Revolution's goal of "separating the Philippines from the Spanish monarchy and forming them into an independent state with their own government."
- Okay, I'll start. The first one is about the 1897 Constitution of Biak-na-Bato.
- The Metamorphosis of the Philippine Constitution
- Okay then, let me share to you guys what I have learned in the third one which is the 1935 Constitution and the Commonwealth Government
- Well for the fifth constitutions , it is the The 1973 Constitution and the Marcos Dictatorship. In this constitutions, it provides for a parliamentary system of government, with the President serving as the ceremonial head of state and the Prime Minister serving as the head of government.
- In this constitution, the General Auditing Office was established by the 1935 Constitution, which listed the composition, powers, and responsibilities of the three parts of government (executive, legislative, and judiciary).
- While the fourth one is the Japanese Occupation and the Second Philippine Republic (1943 Constitution). It was only functional for the period of the war, hence it was only temporary. It established a republic with three branches (executive, legislative, and judiciary), although no legislature was constituted due to the conflict.
- The sixth constitutions is The Freedom Constitution (1986). Well this constitution was intended as transitional constitution to ensure democracy and the freedom of the people. The President continued to exercise legislative powers until a legislature was convened under a new constitution.
- I don't think I can elaborate everything individually because it's already time.
- And finally for the last constitutions, it is the 1987 Constitutions. It consist of 18 articles with a preamble.
- After that they all got a high scores on their recitation! :)
- It's alright Ella! I think we are all ready for the recitations! Thanks guys.
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