The Filipino Moving Onward 5' 2007 Ed.Rex Bookstore, Inc. |
Contents
The Philippines Our Native Land | 1 |
The Filipinos During the Spanish Period | 83 |
The Filipinos During the American | 168 |
The Economic Changes During the American Period | 190 |
The Political Changes During the American Period | 196 |
The Philippine Commonwealth Government | 203 |
The Philippine Government Under Japanese Rule | 211 |
The Philippine Society and Culture Under Japanese Rule | 221 |
Philippine Society in the Third Republic | 256 |
The Philippine Government Under Martial Law | 264 |
Peace and Order and Martial Law | 271 |
Our Society Under Martial Law | 278 |
The People Power Revolution | 286 |
First President of the Fifth Republic | 295 |
The Republic Under President Joseph Estrada | 316 |
The Administration of Gloria MacapagalArroyo | 325 |
The Philippine Economy During the Japanese Rule | 229 |
The Filipinos During the Third Republic 3 | 235 |
The Six Presidents of the Third Republic and Their Programs | 236 |
The Philippine Economy During the Third Republic | 247 |
Glossary | 337 |
References | 344 |
Common terms and phrases
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