Ompoc, Juvelyn A.

BSED MATH 2-A1

CONTRASTS

 The Constitutions fairly represent public opinion.

 Their purpose is to form a more perfect Union.
 They are popular sovereignty, limited government, separation of powers,
federalism, checks and balances, republicanism, and individual rights.
 They all address and reform the rights and freedom of every Filipino.
 Consists of modified laws.
 They all agrarian reformed laws.
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Essay:

Every country has its own constitution, and each

constitution consists of many things. The Philippines has lots of
evolution in their Constitution that helps them to have a
renowned government. Moreover, it influences greatly the
history of Philippines on what they it is today. As spans of time
has passed these constitution is modified, amended and ratified
by significant persons. It greatly effects and influences the rights
and freedom of every Filipino. Hence, the governance of the
Philippines has become what it is today because of their
historical constitutions.

1935 Constitution
COMPARE
 Featured Political System Virtually Identical
to the American One.
 Considered as a transition government
before granting of the Philippine
Independence.
 Ratified by Citizen’s Assemblies.
1973 Constitution of the Republic
 Renounces war as an instrument of national
policy.
 Parliamentary form of Government
 Vested legislative power in the National
Assembly.
Republic.
1943 Constitution Official
 Ratified by Kapisanan ng Paglilingkod sa Bagong Pilipinas
(KALIBAPI) Convention.
 Approved by the Preparatory Committee on Philippine
Independence.
 Constitution of the Japanese-sponsored Second Republic
of the Philippines.
1986 Freedom Constitution
 Certified by the President of United States.
 Influenced by the United States laws.
 Orderly transfer of power
 Transitional Constitution to ensure democracy and
freedom.