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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 666. The 1st Period of the Independent Era of Philippine History: The 3rd Republic If the zenith of World War 2 was the Japanese Invasion The nadir of World War 2 was the Philippine Liberation It also coincided with the end of our Commonwealth Government Our country, on its 3rd Republic, became truly independent Our 3rd Republic began with Manuel Roxas Administration Who prioritized our country's post-war rehabilitation He was followed by Elpidio Quirino Administration Who faced a massive communist threat & insurrection Next was the Ramon Magsaysay Administration Who successfully abated the widespread Huk rebellion He was succeeded by Carlos Garcia Administration Who encouraged the “Filipino First Policy” for the whole nation After him was the Diosdado Macapagal Administration Who organized the MAPHILINDO cooperation Our 3rd Republic ended with Ferdinand Marcos Administration Who proliferated infrastructures & won re-election This the 1st Period of the Independent Era – The 3rd Republic Despite the hardships & challenges, we remained democratic The Philippines was now only ruled by its own Filipino presidents God started granting the Philippines sovereignty over its Filipino constituents. -05/27/2019 *Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
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