True or False: Tyding-Mcduffie Act shared similarities with the first version of the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act
True
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True or False: Jones Law of 1916 "Important provision is to establish of a legislative branch with two chambers- the Senate (42 elected members) and the House of Representatives (80 members)."
False: Jones Law of 1916 "Important provision is to establish of a legislative branch with two chambers- the Senate (24 elected members) and the House o
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This is also known as "transitional government"
Philippine Commonwealth
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What are the policies implemented to the Filipinos after the American's establishment of the civil Government. (Name 2)
โชGranting the Filipinos rights similar to those enjoyed by the Americans; โช Use of the English language as the medium of instruction;
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When does Franklin Roosevelt signed the Tydings-McDuffie Act into law?
March 24, 1934
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This was created on November 7, 1918.
Independence Mission
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This law provides for the granting of Philippine Independence after a ten-year transition period or training for governance.
Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act
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Who served as president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935?
Manuel L. Quezon
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"Right to life, the right to own property, and freedom of expression." PHILIPPINE BILL OF 1902 or JONES LAW OF 1916
PHILIPPINE BILL OF 1902
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Who are the authors of HARE-HAWES-CUTTING ACT?
Drafted by Butler Hare, Harry Bartow and Bronson Cutting
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This is also known as โPhilippine Autonomy Actโ
Jones Law of 1916
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This is the first law passed by the US Congress that served as the basis for the administration of the Philippines.