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    The Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934)

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    The document summarizes the path to Philippine independence from the U.S. It discusses: - The U.S. acquisition of the Philippines from Spain and establishment of a transitional government with a 10-year plan for full independence. - The establishment of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and Manuel Quezon becoming the first president. - The impact of World War 2 and Japan's occupation, leading to the granting of full independence in 1946.

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    The Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934)

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    The document summarizes the path to Philippine independence from the U.S. It discusses: - The U.S. acquisition of the Philippines from Spain and establishment of a transitional government with a 10-year plan for full independence. - The establishment of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and Manuel Quezon becoming the first president. - The impact of World War 2 and Japan's occupation, leading to the granting of full independence in 1946.

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    The Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934)

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    The document summarizes the path to Philippine independence from the U.S. It discusses: - The U.S. acquisition of the Philippines from Spain and establishment of a transitional government with a 10-year plan for full independence. - The establishment of the Commonwealth of the Philippines and Manuel Quezon becoming the first president. - The impact of World War 2 and Japan's occupation, leading to the granting of full independence in 1946.

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    Reporter: Yvonne S.

    Corbeta

    Charting the Road to Philippine


    Independence
    • Historical context
    • Philippines as a U.S.
    colony
    • Historical context
    • Philippines as a U.S.
    colony
    • Establishment of a
    transitional government
    in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full
    independence.
    • Tariffs and quotas on
    Philippine goods.
    • Historical context • Establishment of a
    • Philippines as a U.S. transitional government
    colony in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full
    independence.
    • Tariffs and quotas on
    Philippine goods.
    • Establishment of
    Commonwealth
    • First President: Manuel
    Quezon
    • Historical context • Establishment of a
    • Philippines as a U.S. transitional government
    colony in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full • Establishment of
    independence. Commonwealth
    • Tariffs and quotas on • First President: Manuel
    Philippine goods. Quezon
    • Economic hardships
    • Threat of Japanese
    aggression
    • Historical context • Establishment of a
    • Philippines as a U.S. transitional government
    colony in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full • Establishment of
    independence. Commonwealth
    • Tariffs and quotas on • First President: Manuel
    Philippine goods. Quezon

    • Economic hardships
    • Threat of Japanese
    aggression
    •Impact of WWII
    •Full independence in
    1946
    • Historical context • Establishment of a
    • Philippines as a U.S. transitional government
    colony in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full • Establishment of
    independence. Commonwealth
    • Tariffs and quotas on • First President: Manuel
    Philippine goods. Quezon

    • Economic hardships • Impact of WWII


    • Threat of Japanese • Full independence in
    aggression 1946
    •Paving the way to
    sovereignty
    • Historical context • Establishment of a
    • Philippines as a U.S. transitional government
    colony in the Philippines.
    • Set a 10-year transition
    period towards full • Establishment of
    independence. Commonwealth
    • Tariffs and quotas on • First President: Manuel
    Philippine goods. Quezon

    • Economic hardships • Impact of WWII • Paving the way to


    • Threat of Japanese • Full independence in sovereignty
    aggression 1946
    Commonwealth of
    Philippine-American the Philippines
    War begins. established.
    Tydings-McDuffie Act
    U.S. acquires the
    passed.
    Philippines from Jones Act promises
    Spain. self-government.

    Full independence
    granted.

    World War II and Japanese


    occupation.
    The Path to Philippine Autonomy and Independence

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