Which explains the importance of international organizations, transnational organizations, and recognition of nongovernmental organizations?

What distinguishes globalization in developed state from developing countries?

In the government of early Filipinos known as “balangay”, what differentiates the Timawas from the Alipins?

As appointed by the King of Spain, he appoints his own civil and military governors to rule the Philippines. 

Globalization is the process of interaction and integration among people companies and governments worldwide. The following statements are advantages of globalization to one state or nation except one, which is this?

Which of the following is good example of cultural globalization?

One of the qualifications for election into the Office of the President is that he/she is ___________________. 

It serves as a transitional government for Philippine independence.

Which of the following is the primary duty of a datu?

This law provided for a transition period of ten years during which the Philippine Commonwealth would operate and at the expiration of said period on July 4, 1946, the independence of the Philippines would be proclaimed and establish.

Who appointed the Supreme Court Chief Justice?

During the pre-colonial period, the socio-political unit was the barangay. During colonial period, several forms of the government were established in the Philippines. Which among the following was not a form of government during colonial period?

The reformists who formed the Propaganda Movement used the pen to expose the abuses of the Spaniards. The following are reformists, EXCEPT:

The conflict among the most powerful countries gave way to the start of Japanese period which caused damages to the Philippines. In your own opinion, how can you prevent conflicts with other people?

The American introduction of the democratic ideas made Filipinos aware of their rights as citizen of the Philippines. Which of the following shows abuse of freedom?

Who was the Philippine President who was said to have restored democracy in the country?

The form of government established by Emilio Aguinaldo was changed from dictatorial to ______________.

Statement A: The pre-colonial barangays did not establish political-military alliances with one another. Statement B: Political legitimacy in sultanates was based on blood and religious ties.

Statement A: President Ferdinand Marcos was the President of the Philippines who declared Martial law on September 21, 1972. Statement B: Human rights violations and abuse of power were rampant during Martial Law period.

Statement A: President Emilio Aguinaldo was the President of the First Philippine Republic. Statement B: President Jose P. Laurel was the president of the Second Philippine Republic.

The following are the functions of Executive branch of the government, EXCEPT:

The Philippines is a _______________ and _______________ state. Sovereignty resides in the people and all government authority emanates from them.

Gobernadorcillo is equivalent to what government position in our time today?

Globalization creates concern regarding local culture because:

What constitution was reinstated following the People Power Revolution that toppled the Marcos dictatorship?

Which is true about the datu's power?

The following are the general qualifications for those who wants to run for a presidential position, except one:

Who shall NOT win the upcoming presidential election?

The following are the importance of constitution, except one.

It is the constitution made during the Commonwealth government.

The following are the salient features of 1899 Constitution except one.

What is the problem encountered during 1943 Constitution?

Refers to the introductory part of a statute or deed, stating its purpose, aims, and justification in constitution.

Which of the following shows the transfer of power should the President be incapable of discharging his duties?

Which of the following is the function of the president of the Philippines? 

Which of the following is not a power given to the Supreme Court according to the Constitution?

Which of the following is not the function of the legislative branch? 

When students are allowed to speak in class, what kind of a situation is it?

The theory of government where one branch has the power to keep another branch of government from becoming too powerful is called __________________. 

After a bill passes the House and the Senate, how long does the president have to sign or veto the bill?

The Constitution divided the government into three branches to create a separation of powers and make sure that no one branch would be able to control too much power. This system is called what?

Which of the following  is not considered as a valid ground for impeachment?

How many attendees are required for a quorum at a session?

If Congress overrides a President's veto it must be with a _____ majority

Which two bodies make up the legislative branch?

The President can veto a law, but the legislative branch can ________ that veto with enough votes.

According to the Constitution, where does the power of government come from?

How does the Judicial Branch check the Executive Branch?

How does the Legislative Branch check the Judicial Branch?

How does the Executive Branch check the Legislative Branch?