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    The document lists the first 6 presidents of the Philippines including their terms in office. It notes that Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the Philippines from 1899-1901 and declared independence in 1898. Manuel L. Quezon was president from 1935-1944 and was the first lawyer and president to establish Tagalog as the national language. Jose P. Laurel served as president from 1943-1945 during Japanese occupation. Sergio Osmeña succeeded Quezon as president from 1944-1946 as the first president from the Visayas region.

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    The document lists the first 6 presidents of the Philippines including their terms in office. It notes that Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the Philippines from 1899-1901 and declared independence in 1898. Manuel L. Quezon was president from 1935-1944 and was the first lawyer and president to establish Tagalog as the national language. Jose P. Laurel served as president from 1943-1945 during Japanese occupation. Sergio Osmeña succeeded Quezon as president from 1944-1946 as the first president from the Visayas region.

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    President Year/Term: 16 President of The Philippines

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    The document lists the first 6 presidents of the Philippines including their terms in office. It notes that Emilio Aguinaldo was the first president of the Philippines from 1899-1901 and declared independence in 1898. Manuel L. Quezon was president from 1935-1944 and was the first lawyer and president to establish Tagalog as the national language. Jose P. Laurel served as president from 1943-1945 during Japanese occupation. Sergio Osmeña succeeded Quezon as president from 1944-1946 as the first president from the Visayas region.

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     First president of the

    Emilio Aguinaldo (1899–1901) Philippines


    16 President of the Philippines
    President Year/Term

    First president to be a
    Manuel L. Quezon   (1935–1944) lawyer

    José P. Laurel  (1943–1945)

     First president
    Sergio Osmeña (1944–1946) from Visayas (Cebu).
    Emilio Aguinaldo (1899–1901) Manuel
    Manuel L. Quezon
    L. Quezon
    Emilio Aguinaldo (1899–1901) Manuel L. Quezon
     First president of the Philippines
    (1935-1944)
    (1935–1944)
     First president of the Philippines
    (1935-1944)
     He waved the Philippine flag in  First president to be a
     He waved the Philippine flag in  First president to be a
    declaring the independence of lawyer
    declaring the independence of lawyer
    the Philippines in 1898  Approved
    the Philippines in 1898  Approved
     Signed the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, Tagalog/Filipino as
     Signed the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, Tagalog/Filipino as
    creating a truce between the the national language
    creating a truce between the the national language
    Spanish and Philippine of the Philippines
    Spanish and Philippine of the Philippines
    revolutionaries  first president under
    revolutionaries  first president under
    the Commonwealth
    the Commonwealth

    José P. Laurel
    (1943–1945)

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