THE US CIV GOV

 JULY 4, 1901
 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
 SOUTHERN LUZON (1902) NORTHERN AT CENTRAL LUZON (1905) MINDANAO (1914)

THE PH COM

 JANUARY 31, 1900

DALAWANG COMMISSION

SCHURMAN COMMISSION

 TERITORIAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT

 MILITARY RULE – CIVIL GOVERNMENT
 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES
 ORGANIZATION OF AUTONOMOUS LOCAL GOVERNMENT
 FREE PRIMARY SCHOOL
 FILIPINO SA GOVERNMENT OFFICES

TAFT COMMISSION

 JUNE 3, 1900
 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
 499 LAWS
 GEN ARTHUR MCARTHUR
 JUNE 21, 1900
 SEN JOHN SPOONER
 SPOONER AMENDMENT
 $3M
 “CHURCH LANDS”
 “ANG PILIPINAS AY PARA SA PILIPINO
 COOPER ACT OR PHILIPPINE BILL OF 1902
 EXTEND OF BILL OF RIGHTS
 2 FILIPINO RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS
 PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY
 PHILIPPINE COMMISSION


THE PH BILL 0F 1902

 PHILIPPINE ORGANIC ACT OF 1902 OR PHILIPPINE BILL 1902

 JULY 1, 1902
A. COMPLETE PEACE IS ACHIEVED
B. CENSUS IS MADE
C. LAPSE OF 2 YEARS AFTER THE PUBLICATION OF CENSUS
 THE AMERICAN GOVERNOR GENERAL

 1904
 LUKE E. WRIGHT
 1905
 FEB 1, 1904 TO APRIL 1, 1906
 HENRY IDE
 APRIL 2
o JAMES F. SMITH
 SEPT 20, 1906

THE PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY

 SAME PREVILAGES EXCEPT VOTING PREVILAGE

 PEBLO OCAMPO AND BENITO LEGARDA
 GABALDON LAW
 PRIMARY EDUCATION IN THE BARRIOS
 SERGIO OSMENA
 MANUEL LUIS QUEZON
 RESIDENT COMMISSIONER IN 1909
 NOVEMBER 11, 1909
 WILLIAM CAMERON FORBES

THE PRO FILIPIMO DEMOCRATS

 WILLIAM FORBES
 THE REPUBLICANS
 PRESIDENT WILLIAM McKINLEY 1897-1901
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT 1901-1909
 WILLIAM TAFT 1909-1912
 FRANCIS BURTON HARRISON, A DEMOCRAT IN OCT. 1913

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE HARISSON ADMINISTRATION

 ASSIGNED 5 FILIPINOS
 REPLACED AMERICAN EMPLOYEES WITH FILIPINOS IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
 THE JONES BILL OF 1912

THE JONES LAW OF 1916

 IT WAS DEBATED FROM 1914 TO 1916

 AUGUST 29, 1916
 AN AMERICAN LAW
a. SEPARATE BILL OF RIGHTS
b. DEFINITION OF FILIPINO CITIZENSHIP
c. CONTINUATION OF REPRESENTATION
d. PROVISION FOR A BUDGETARY SYSTEM AND POWERS
 e. THE CREATION OF A BICAMERAL LEGISLATURE

THE PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE MISSIONS

 40 MEMBERS WITH MANUEL L. QUEZON

 FEB 23, 1919
 NEWTON D. BAKER
 “DECLARATION OF PURPOSES’
 GOVERNOR HARRISON
 STABLE GOVERNMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES
 THE END OF THE TWO TERMS OF PRESIDENT WILSON
 WARREN G. HARDING
 DECEMBER 2, 1920

THE WOOD FORBES MISSION

 PRESIDENT WARREN HARDING

 HEADED BY FORMER GOVERNOR FORBES AND LEONARD WOOD
 WOOD-FORBES
 UNITED STATES
 DECEMBER 8, 1921
 FILIPINOS WERE NOT YET PREPARED

CONTINUED MISSION FOR INDEPENDENCE

 1922 FOR 2ND INDEPENDENT MISSION

 HEADED BY MANUEL L. QUEZON AND SERGIO OSMENA
 PRESIDENT HARDING DECLINED
 3RD MISSION ALSO FAILED

1923 CABINET CRISIS

 1923
 FEDERAL AGENT RAY CONLEY
 JOSE P LAUREL

THE OS-ROX MISSION

 9TH INDEPENDENT MISSION

 SERGIO OSMENA AND HOUSE SPEAKER MANUEL ROXAS
 HARRY HAWES
 REP. HARE AND SENATOR CUTTING

THE 10TH INDEPENDENCE MISSION

 SENATE PRESIDENT QUEZON

 BENIGNO AQUINO
 AQUINO DEFEATED OS-ROX
  OCTOBER 17, 1933

THE TYDINGS McDUFFIE LAW

 MARCH 24, 1934

 SENATOR MILLARD E. TYDINGS AND CONGRESSMAN JOHN McDUFFIE
 10 YEAR TRANSITION PERIOD
 DRAFT A CONSTITUTION REPUBLICAN
 PHILIPPINE AS AMERICAN TERRITORY
 PHILIPPINES AS AN ALLEGIAN TO THE US
 EQUAL PROTECTIONS
 SUSPEND ANY CONTRACT
 PERTAINING TO CURRENCY, COINAGE AND FOREIGN TRADE IMMIGRATION
 CREATE THE US HIGH COMMISSION
 SUPERVISE AND CONTROL PHILIPPINE FOREIGN AFFAIRS
 EMPOWER THE US SUPREME COURT
 RESTRIC FILIPINO IMMIGRATION IN THE US