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    The document discusses the constitution and ideology of the Philippines. It provides definitions of constitution as the fundamental principles and laws that dictate a government's powers and guarantee citizens' rights. It also defines ideology as a set of doctrines, concepts, and beliefs that lend legitimacy to a government. The Philippine constitution is classified as written and rigid. It examines the 1973 constitution which had a ceremonial president and executive power given to the prime minister. The 1987 constitution derives power from the Filipino people and aims to be a lasting legal instrument. It defines the national territory and discusses how territory is significant in international law for exercising jurisdiction and sovereignty.

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    The document discusses the constitution and ideology of the Philippines. It provides definitions of constitution as the fundamental principles and laws that dictate a government's powers and guarantee citizens' rights. It also defines ideology as a set of doctrines, concepts, and beliefs that lend legitimacy to a government. The Philippine constitution is classified as written and rigid. It examines the 1973 constitution which had a ceremonial president and executive power given to the prime minister. The 1987 constitution derives power from the Filipino people and aims to be a lasting legal instrument. It defines the national territory and discusses how territory is significant in international law for exercising jurisdiction and sovereignty.

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    What is the constitution?

     The fundamental principles and laws of a nation, state, or social group that dictate the
    government's powers and obligations and guarantee certain rights to its citizens it is
    also a written document containing a political or social organization's regulations.

    Meaning of Constitution Law?

     a set of rules, doctrines, and practices that regulate how political communities operate.
    The state has been the most important political community in modern times.

    3. The Philippine Constitution may be classified as conventional or enacted, written, rigid or inelastic.

    4. As I review the two constitutions, the democratic is 1973 constitution because, the President was
    ideally elected as the symbolic and purely ceremonial head of state chosen from amongst the
    Members of the National Assembly for a six-year term and could be re-elected to an unlimited
    number of terms. Also the good side of this institution are; that executive power was restored to the
    President, that direct election of the President was restored, for an executive committee composed of
    the Prime Minister and not more than 14 members was created to "assist the President in the
    exercise of his powers and functions and in the performance of his duties as he may prescribe;" and
    the Prime Minister was a mere head of the Cabinet and for electoral reforms and provided that a
    natural born citizen of the Philippines who has lost his citizenship may be a transference of private
    land for use by him as his residence.

    Lesson 3

    1. A type of social or political philosophy in which practical as well as theoretical elements are
    emphasized. It is a set of ideas that strives to both understand and transform the world. In
    terms of the philosophical, political, and geopolitical circumstances in which ideologies have
    arisen, this article examines their nature, history, and relevance. The articles on socialism,
    communism, anarchism, fascism, nationalism, liberalism, and conservatism explore specific
    types of ideology.

    2. Is a constitutional government operates on the bases of specific ideologies. An Ideology


    according to Lawson (1989) is a set of doctrines, concepts, and beliefs that lends legitimacy to
    the operation of a government and its various. Ideology, according to Dahl (1997), relates to
    fundamental beliefs about power, political principles, and the function of government in society.
    The ideological roots of the Philippine government are examined in this chapter, which may be
    found in the preamble and article II (Declaration of State Politics and Principles) of the 1987
    Constitution.

    3. The Preamble itself imparts three central concepts to the reader, the source of power to enact
    the Constitution. The example of this is the people of the Philippines, the broad ends to which
    the Constitution is ordained and established. Lastly, the authors' intent for the Constitution to
    be a legal instrument of lasting.

    4. The Philippine archipelago, including all islands and waters within it, as well as all other
    territories over which the Philippines has sovereignty or jurisdiction, including its terrestrial,
    fluvial, and aerial domains, as well as its territorial sea, seabed, subsoil, insular shelves, and
    other submarine areas, are all included in the national territory. The waters surrounding,
    between, and linking the archipelago's islands, regardless of their breadth and size, are
    considered part of the Philippines' internal waters.

    5. Territory is particularly significant in international law since jurisdiction, which is a feature of


    state sovereignty, is largely exercised on a territorial basis. Also to know that the rights to
    property can be coordinated with others' rights, and rendered interpersonally binding, only
    when there is a public authority to delineate and enforce their contours.

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