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The American colonization of the Philippines significantly contributed to the growth and development of the Philippine democratic government. The Philippines embraced the new provisions set by the Americans, including the Philippine Bill of 1902 which established the Philippine Commission and Supreme Court, and the Jones Law of 1906 which promised Philippine autonomy and independence. The Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act of 1909 established free trade between the Philippines and United States.
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- 1. Explain the significance of American colonization in the growth and development of the Philippine democratic government.
- 2. •How did the Filipinos embrace the new provisions set by the Americans?
- 4. Policy
- 5. DISCUSSION
- 6. Philippine Bill of 1902 Popularly known as Cooper Act. Establishment of the Philippine Commission, appointment of a civil governor of the Philippines and creation of Supreme Court. Concerning the creation of Philippine Assembly or also called as National Assembly
- 7. Philippine Bill of 1902 Structure of the national and local government was likewise organized. Established the public educational system. The government funded the construction of schools and salary of American teachers. Peace and security of the country. Improvement of health and sanitary conditions of the Filipinos
- 8. Jones Law of 1906 Philippine autonomy Act, better known as Jones Law First proposed by William Atkinson Jones, a Democrat representative. United States promised to remove its authority over the Philippines and recognize the independence of the country once a stable government had been established
- 9. Free Trade Policy In 1909, the U.S Congress passed the Payne- Aldrich Tariff Act that provided for free trade between the Philippine and United States. Under this law, products that were to be exported by the United States to the Philippines shall not be charged tariffs and can enter without quota limitations. In short, American products were free to enter Philippine markets.
- 10. Free Trade Policy On the other hand, products to be exported by the Philippines shall also be allowed to enter the United States without paying tariffs but with required quota limitations.
- 11. Free Trade Policy On the other hand, products to be exported by the Philippines shall also be allowed to enter the United States without paying tariffs but with required quota limitations.
- 12. •How did the Filipinos embrace the new provisions set by the Americans?
- 13. Explain the significance of American colonization in the growth and development of the Philippine democratic government.
- 14. SW Identify the following: 1. Act that provided for free trade between the Philippines and the United States. 2. Popularly known as Cooper Act.