Poligov Assign 1b
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This document provides instructions for Assignment #2/Take-Home Quiz #1 on the topic of the legislative branch in the Philippines. Students are asked to answer three questions analyzing the history and evolution of the Philippine Congress by researching the Philippine Constitution of 1987. They must briefly summarize the history of Congress, explain its improvements over time while discussing its role in Philippine political history. They also must analyze changes in Congress's functions, powers, privileges and duties under the 1987 Constitution.
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