PRELIM Flashcards
He gave Rizal the recognition as “Philippine National
Hero” on June 11, 1901.
WILLIAN HOWARD TAFT
First Military Governor General in the Philippines.
william howard taft
• Founder of “K.K.K. (Kataastaasan, Kagalanggalangang
Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan)
• K.K.K. is a revolutionary movement which aims to seek
freedom in the form of bandits.
andres bonifacio
• He is also a member of K.K.K. alongside Andres
Bonifacio.
They had a conflict because of K.K.K. and later
on Bonifacio was killed because of _______.
• He became the first president of the Philippines.
EMILIO AGUINALDO
• The executive branch is headed by the President (Chief
Executive) who functions as both the head of state and the
head of government.
• Vice President
• Cabinet Officials
EXECUTIVE - LAW ENFORCING BODY
• It is also called the Congress of the Philippines. The
congress has two (2) chambers: SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH - LAW MAKING BODY
GIVE 3 OTHER NATIONAL HEROES
• Antonio Luna
• Gregorio Del Pilar
• Lapu-Lapu
• First Filipino woman that became a member of K.K.K.
GABRIELA SILANG
• She was also known as “Tandang Sora” and “Mother of
Balintawak.
• Balintawak is known as the first cry. It is the signal of the
Philippine Revolution.
MELCHORA AQUINO
• He is the brother of General Antonio Luna.
• He is a painter who fought for the Philippine
independence through art.
• He won an award in Spain.
JUAN LUNA
• It is a province in Mindanao. However, it is also a person.
• He is a great sultan of Mindanao in the 1800’s.
• He is considered as the wisest, bravest, and strongest
sultan of Mindanao.
• He was known for fighting independence and his religion
(Muslim).
SULTAN KUDARAT
• He came from a wealthy family in General Santos.
• He was fighting against friars because they control the
island.
MARCELO DEL PILAR
FRIARS ARE…
THE ONES WHO BROUGHT RELIGION TO THE COUNTRY
• His disability did not stop him from contributing to the
cause.
• He had Polio, which made his legs paralyzed.
APOLINARIO MABINI
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives are
called
Representatives or Congressmen and
Congress-women.
An early proposal or draft of the law. It could be
revised, changed, and amended during the duration or
process.
BILL
• Supreme Court
o Composed of 15 members
Chief Justice
Associate Justice
JUDICIARY BRANCH - LAW INTERPRETING
proposed on April 3, 1956.
SENATE BILL NO 438
THE DEBATES FOR THE ANTI RIZAL BILL STARTED ON
APRIL 13 1956
WHO OPPOSED THE RIZAL BILL?
SEN. MARIANO CUENCO & FRANCISCO RODRIGO
For him, Rizal was a heretic. He was anti-Catholic.
• He believes that all the things that Rizal said on his novels
were all deceiving.
SEN MARIANO CUENCO
HE ARGUES THAT • The bill was an attempt to discredit the Catholic Religion.
• Inimical to the tenets of the faith to which 170 lines in Noli
and 50 lines in El Fili were offensive to the Catholic
Doctrine
• The bill might divide the nation.
SEN MARIANO CUENCO
HE ARGUED THAT
• Compulsion to read something against one’s faith
impaired freedom of speech and religious freedom.
• They presented a false picture of the Catholic Church.
SEN FRANCISCO RODRIGO
WHO SUPPORTS THE RIZAL BILL
SEN CLARO M RECTO & P. LAUREL
RIZAL LAW was signed into law by _____ on June _______
by Ramon Magsaysay on June 12,
1956.
•This section mandates the students to read
the two great novels of Rizal. This will be
included in the curricula of all schools,
colleges, and universities. Public and
private.
SECTION 1 OF RIZAL LAW
•This section mandates the schools to have
“adequate number” of copies in the library.
SEC II
•This section orders the Board of National
Education to publish the works in English.
Tagalog, and other major Philippine
Languages.
SEC III
• It prohibits the discussion of religious
doctrines by persons engaged in any public
school.
SEC IV
•A sum of 300 thousand pesos is
appropriated to carry out the purposes of
the law.
SEC V
• It shall take effect upon its approval.
SEC VI
RIZAL LAW WAS APPROVED ON
JUNE 12 1956