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The document discusses the evolution of the Philippine government from pre-colonial times through independence. In the pre-colonial era, different islands had independent states influenced by Hindu and Islamic cultures. When the Spanish arrived in 1521, they implemented an encomienda system of indirect rule due to limited resources. Under the Americans, a civil government was established to educate Filipinos in democracy. The 1935 constitution established a Commonwealth government headed by Manuel Quezon. Japan later established a military government during World War 2, but their rule ended in 1945 when the Philippines gained independence as a republic.

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The story of our country’s beginning will always give us pride and fascination. From the hunting and gathering
stage of the earliest Negritos and Malayo-Polynesian people up to the time when Ferdinand Magellan discovered the
Philippine Islands and named it Islas de San Lazarus.
Our history as a nation underwent series of ups and downs. We were colonized by the westerners and an Asian
neighbor. Different cultures, traditions and values shaped the kind of nation that we are now. Moreover, we were not just
shaped as a nation sociologically but also in the field of Science and Medicine, Engineering, Education and the
Government and Politics. We are indeed a country infused with the ideas of the east and west, just like the policies that we
have now in the government. The passing of the divorce bill for 3rd and final reading in the House of Representatives, the
much-talked death penalty bill, the cultural and territorial tensions of our country with China and the return of the
Marcoses’ in the Malacanang palace have so much more to say to the kind of orientation that we have now as a Filipino
people.
It is just but fitting to ask-What now? What happened to us as a nation and State who have been colonized for
almost 350 years? Were we able to grasps the lessons of the past and doing what is due of us the present? Let us find out
in this module the evolution of our Philippine government and politics.

KEY POINTS 1
The different islands of the Philippines in the Pre-colonial era can be considered as independent States. Luzon and Visayas have the
Mindanao was influenced by Islam religion. It lays the foundation of the Sultanate government.
They believe that leaders are anointed by the Gods, through the guidance of a babaylan
The government exists for the welfare of the people and order of society.
The social stratification in the Pre-Colonial Philippines defines the functions of each individual in the society. They are divided into
The social class of the person is inherited, but social mobility is allowed.
Intermarriage between different classes is allowed.

KEY POINTS 2
The Spaniards arrived in the country in 1521, they first implemented the encomienda system since they have limited resources and
In order to penetrate the Philippine Island, they formed treaties with the maharlikas by retaining their statuses, exemption from payi
The Spanish colonial government had no sufficient fund to bring Spanish armies to control the Philippines. Miguel Lopez de Legaz
There are 3 types of encomienda, the Royal encomienda: Real, Privado and Ecclesiastical
A Centralized government was implemented by the Spaniards, where the King of Spain indirectly heads the government through a r

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KEY POINTS 3
The Americans established a Civil government in the Philippines to fulfill their reasons why they colonized the country. Headed by
They wanted to educate the Filipinos in a democratic government.
The country was ceded to the Americans in the Treaty of Paris.
The Americans allowed the Filipinos to hold positions in the local government.
The Philippine Assembly is the legislative body composed of 80 members elected by the electorates composed of well-educated Fil
Gave birth to the first 2 political parties (Federal and Nacionalista), though in the process the Partido Federal became Progresista.

KEY POINTS 3 (cont.)


The right of suffrage was granted to the male Filipinos only.
Gave birth to the 1935 Constitution and the establishment of a Commonwealth government headed by Manuel
Quezon as the President.
The Japanese established a military government which was composed of different agencies that would ensure
the peace and order in the country.
Jose P. Laurel headed the Puppet Government
The Japanese ended their rule in 1945 after the triumphant return of McArthur in the Philippines and the victory
of the Allied powers in World War 2
Gave birth to the Third Philippine Republic-period wherein Filipino Presidents now held the post of the Executive
department.
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