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    Give some examples od primary and secondary sources of history:

    primary sources : letters, manuscripts, diaries, journals, newspapers, speeches,


    interviews, memoirs, documents from government agencies, photographs, audio and
    video recordings, research data, objects, and artifacts.

    secondary sources : scholarly or popular books and journal articles, histories,


    criticisms, reviews, commentaries, encyclopedias, and textbooks.

    Know the 6 constitution of the Philippines


    ⁃ Biak-na-bato constitution 1897
    ⁃ malolos constitution
    ⁃ 1935 constitution
    ⁃ 1943 constitution
    ⁃ 1973 constitution
    ⁃ 1986 freedom constitution
    ⁃ 1987 constitution

    Name some basic sources of history:


    ⁃ Primary sources
    ⁃ Secondary sources
    ⁃ Oral history
    ⁃ Folklore, Oral Literature
    ⁃ Written sources
    ⁃ Visual materials and artifacts

    Give the uses or importance of history:


    ⁃ Bridging the gap between the past and the present
    ⁃ Explaining causes of things and events
    ⁃ Projecting the future
    ⁃ Promoting Nationalism and Patriotism
    ⁃ Interpreting conditions of a given space and time

    William lund - “quote”


    History - greek word(istoia)
    - a record from the past/narration of event which happened among
    mankind.
    Historians - reconstruction of the past based on writter records…

    History and sociology - evo. of societies and communities..


    History and polsci - the system, structure and nature of government,laws…
    History and Economics- provides a way to test one’s theory, though economic
    history..

    Social Classes
    a. Datu - chief of barangay
    Four classes of people in barangay
    ⁃ the nobility (maharlika)
    ⁃ the freemen (timawa)
    ⁃ the serfs (aliping namamahay)
    ⁃ slaves (aliping sagigilid)

    Waray Nation
    ⁃ Datu
    ⁃ Tumawo
    ⁃ Uripon

    Constitution
    - a written instrument enacted by direct action of the people by which the
    fundamental powers of the government.

    ⁃ body of rules and principles in accordance with such powers of


    sovereignty.

    Purpose or Function
    ⁃ serves as the supreme or fundamental law.
    ⁃ establishes basic framework and underlying.

    Constitutional Law
    ⁃ Branch of public law which treats of constitution, their nature,…

    Rigid or Inelastic constitution - one regarded as a document of “special sanctity”

    Flexible or elastic - Possesses no higher legal authority than ordinary law.

    who may propose amendments/revision to the const.


    ⁃ congress
    ⁃ constitutional convention
    ⁃ people

    CONSTITUTION OF LIBERTY

    Articles II – Declaration of State Policies and Principles

    Art. III – Bill of Rights

    Art. IV – Citizenship

    Art.V - Suffrage

    Art. XIV – Education, Science, Technology, Arts, Culture and Sports

    CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT

    Art. VI – Legislative Department


    Art. VII – Executive Department
    Art. VIII- Judicial Department
    Art. IX – Constitutional Commissions
    Art. X – Local Government
    Art. XI – Accountability of Public Officials
    Art. XII- National Economy and Patrimony
    Art. XIII- Social Justice and Human Rights

    Constitution of Sovereignty
    Article XVII - Amendments and Revisions

    Author of the constitution is the sovereign filipino people.

    Preamble - latin word (preambulus) means “going in front” or “to walk before”
    ⁃ preamble is consist of 75 words

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