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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 663. The 3rd Period of the American Era of Philippine History: The Commonwealth Government If from Spain, we sought our freedom through Revolution From USA, we sought our freedom through Independence Mission The foundation of our Commonwealth Government Preparing the Philippines for becoming a nation independent The fruitful delegations were the Os-Rox Mission And the one spearheaded by Manuel Quezon That mission of Osmeña-Roxas produced the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Law While that of Quezon resulted to the Tydings-McDuffie Law The Tydings-McDuffie Law called for Constitutional Convention That later led to the drafting of our Constitution When our Constitution we already accomplished Our Commonwealth Government was subsequently established The Commonwealth Government was led by President Quezon It created new government offices and furthered its Filipinization It made Tagalog as the basis of our National Language It promoted social justice & granted woman suffrage This is the 3rd Period of American Era – The Commonwealth Government The preparation of the Philippines to becoming independent The Americans would let go of our country in a friendly & dignified way God wanted the Philippines a sweet separation from USA. -05/22/2019 *Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
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