The Philippine Commonwealth made significant accomplishments across social, cultural, economic, and political aspects of Filipino life. Socially, it established new cities, promoted social justice and labor rights, conducted a census, and implemented military training. Culturally, it adopted Tagalog as the national language. Economically, it improved the economy through agricultural, commercial, and industrial growth. Politically, it reorganized the government, granted women's suffrage, and amended the constitution to establish a bicameral legislature and independent election commission. The social and political aspects of Filipino life benefited the most from the Commonwealth's achievements, as evidenced by the numerous reforms, rights, and structures implemented in these areas.
The Philippine Commonwealth made significant accomplishments across social, cultural, economic, and political aspects of Filipino life. Socially, it established new cities, promoted social justice and labor rights, conducted a census, and implemented military training. Culturally, it adopted Tagalog as the national language. Economically, it improved the economy through agricultural, commercial, and industrial growth. Politically, it reorganized the government, granted women's suffrage, and amended the constitution to establish a bicameral legislature and independent election commission. The social and political aspects of Filipino life benefited the most from the Commonwealth's achievements, as evidenced by the numerous reforms, rights, and structures implemented in these areas.
The Philippine Commonwealth made significant accomplishments across social, cultural, economic, and political aspects of Filipino life. Socially, it established new cities, promoted social justice and labor rights, conducted a census, and implemented military training. Culturally, it adopted Tagalog as the national language. Economically, it improved the economy through agricultural, commercial, and industrial growth. Politically, it reorganized the government, granted women's suffrage, and amended the constitution to establish a bicameral legislature and independent election commission. The social and political aspects of Filipino life benefited the most from the Commonwealth's achievements, as evidenced by the numerous reforms, rights, and structures implemented in these areas.
a. Tabulate the achievements of the Philippine Commonwealth
according to aspects of Filipino life as follows: social, cultural, economic and political.
Aspects of Filipino Life Accomplishment of the Philippine
Commonwealth
Creation of new chartered cities,
namely: Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod, Davao, Social Zamboanga, San Pablo, Quezon City, Cavite, and Tagaytay. Promotion of social justice (Eight-hour Labor Act) and the appointment of public defenders to defend the rights of the poor laborers in the courts. Compulsory military training of able- bodied Filipino youths, under the supervision of General Douglas MacArthur. Taking of the 1939 official census of the Philippines. Creation of the Joint Preparatory Committee Philippine Affairs (JPCPA), which recommend the following, (1) granting of Philippine Independence on July 4, 1946 and (2) extension of Philippine-American Preferential trade to December 31, 1960.
The adoption of Tagalog as the national
Cultural language.
Improvement of the Philippine
Economic economy as revealed by the growth of agriculture, commerce, and industries.
Reorganization of the government
Political by creating new offices such as the Department of National Defense etc. Granting of women suffrage, after a special national plebiscite in which 447, 725 women voted in favor of women suffrage and 44,397 against it. Passage of three amendments to the 1935 Philippine Constitution which were ratified by the national plebiscite on June 18, 1940. These amendments were as follows: o Tenure of office of the President and Vice-President to was four years with re- election for another term. o Establishment of a bicameral Congress of the Philippines, with the Senate as Upper House and the House of Representatives as Lower House. o Creation of an Independent Commission on Election composed of three members to supervise all elections. b. Based on the table above, which aspect(s) of Filipino life was greatly advanced by the Philippine Commonwealth? Justify. Based from the tabulated and asked achievements by the Philippine Commonwealth the social and political Filipino aspects got most numbers, hence, these aspects were greatly improved, amended and advanced. Apparently, from being freed from the chain, Filipinos were able to change the government system of the Philippines; promulgated and ordained laws that are desired by our fellow Filipinos. With the fact that our country were finally being managed by its citizens, it already denoted a huge ameliorated on the political aspects. Consequently as our country was lead by our countrymen the general desires and deemed essential rights of Filipinos were finally heard resulting for the social aspect to be better off. Additionally from my point of view, these aspects were the ones that has been focused on getting ammendations and changes, as there aspects were most affected and desprived to have from the past colonization.