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Fundamental of a man.

Constitution

Something to do with power


Distribution of power or influence


Exert influence over others

Politics

Characteristics of people:

Homogeneous


Heterogeneous

Come from a single race

Homogeneous

Come from different races

Heterogeneous

4 elements of a state:

Population


Territory


Government


Sovereignty

It is the primary element of the state.


People

Population

A definite and well-marked essential element of the state

Territory

They make or formulate and implement laws.

Government

It is the independence internally and externally

Sovereignty

It determines who has power, who makes decisions, how otherplayers make their voice heard and how accounts are rendered.


How society or groups within it, organize to make decisions

Governance

The chief executive is directly elected by the people.

Presidential system

In presidential system, the _______ is the chief executive.

President

Presidential system is composed of:

President


Vice president


Cabinet members

Rule of authority

Democratic government

Members of the cabinet

Secretaries of different departments

He is also a part of the cabinet

Vice president

He is the head of the cabinet

President

3 branches of government


Independent to each other


Mandated in the constitution

Executive


Legislative


Judicial

Principles in a presidential system:

1. Strict separation of powers among the three branches


2. They have to check and balance to make sure that each one is performing its obligations

The vice president should be appointed by the president on a __________ position

Secretarial

They are appointed by the president

Cabinet members

The commission on appointment in the legislature acts on the appointees of the president.

Confirmation

He doesnt need a confirmation

Vice president

He is the one who is responsible to the people

President

They are not elected by the people but they are appointed by the president

Members of the judiciary

They are also elected by the people

Member of legislative

By means of _______, people directly participate on the political process.

Election/voting

Members of the parliamentary government:

President


Prime minister


Minister(secretary)

He is the head of state, figure head, nominal head of state

President

He is the chief executive in the parliamentary government

Prime minister

Prime minister can be removed through ______

Impeachment

He is elected by the legislature

Prime minister

The central government has the powerto control the national or local affairs.


Delegates some of its power to local government

Unitary system

Seat of national government

Malacañang

Distribution of power/ delegation of power and responsibility

Decentralization

3 important elements of delegation

Responsibility


Authority


Accountability

Advantages of unitary govt.

1. The problem of the people in barangay can raise to the city and the city can raise it to national


2. Development will be much easier


3. Gives importance to the grassroots

People in the barangay

Grassroots

Advantages of federal govt.

1. Receives higher degree of autonomy.


2. Local is almost independent from national


3. They can make their own laws

Historical development of our government

Pre spanish


Spanish


American


Japanese

The unit of government was barangay and was ruled by a datu or rajah

Pre spanish

They make laws

Datu or rajah

Barangay criers

Umalohokan

During these period, there are 2 branches of govt. : Executive and judicial

Spanish period

Period wherein human rights are denied and philippines was divided into jurisdiction

Spanish period

Ruled by the encomienderos. to manage the natives

Encomienda

They can collect tax and they abused their powers and corruption that made them dissolved

Encomienderos

During this period, civil government was established

American period

First civil governor

William Howard Taft

All positions were occupied by the americans but replaced by the filipinos.

Philippinization

Proving the capacity of the filipinos to govern.

Transition period.

The form of government here is military government

Japanese period

Presidents of the philippines:

Manuel A. Roxas


Elpidio Quirino


Ramon F. Magsaysay


Carlos P. Garcia


Diosdado Macapagal


Ferdinand E. Marcos


Corazon Aquino


Fidel V. Ramos


Joseph Estrada


Gloria Macapagal Arroyo


Benigno Aquino III


Rodrigo R. Duterte

Problems and Solutions on Roxas Administration

PROBLEMS:


Economic


Peace and Order- coz of hukbalahap


Graft and corruption


Inflation rate



SOLUTIONS:


Proclaiming an amnesty


He tried to persuade the Huks with amnesty


Inflation by increasing the wages

Problems and Solutions on Quirino Administration

PROBLEMS:


Houses that cant be repair unless they are replaced.


Prices became high because of inflation



Increase the wages

Problems and Solutions on Magsaysay Administration

Graft and corruption with the cabinet members


Lack of funding for the rehabilitatio of the philippines



Reparation agreement bet japan and philippines



He is known as the kind-hearted president.

Ramon Magsaysay

Problems and Solutions on Garcia Administration

Love for imported goods--- colonial mentality



Filipino first policy

Problems and Solutions on Macapagal Administration

Lack of economic stability


Stonehill scandal



First land reform law

Businessmen involved in graft and corruption

Stonehill scandal

Focused on the relationship between tenants and landlords

First land reform law

He is the longest president of the philippines (20 years)

Marcos

Problems and Solutions on Marcos Administration

Peace and order


Inflation



Martial law


Developed the country's infrastructures, economy and agricultural industry


Agrarian reform program

Land only

Land reform

Lives of the farmers

Agrarian reform

Free the farmers

Agrarian reform program

Problems and Solutions on Cory Aquino Administration

Constitution of the philippines 1987


Constitution was changed


Economic bankcruptcy


Electricity- nationwide power shortage



Restoration of democracy

Problems and Solutions on Ramos Administration

Threats on peace and order-- NPA/MILF


Brownouts


Foreign investors pulled their businesses in the philippines


Asian financial crisis



Treasury bonds


Ra 7648 electric power crisis

The government pays you an interest.


Investment with interest

Treasury bonds

Problems and Solutions on Estrada Administration

Graft and corruption


Poverty


El Nino



Philippine clean air act of 1999

Problems and Solutions on Arroyo Administration

Corruption


Poverty



Anti poverty strategy


Building high standards of morality and performance

Problems and Solutions on Noynoy Aquino Administration

Corruption


Economy

Problems and Solutions on Duterte Administration

Drugs


Poverty



Anti drug campaign