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History and Politics in the Philippines

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Days before he was assassinated Benigno Aquino said, “If it takes my death to waken the ________, so be it.”
EDSA Revolution #2 was ignited by the people to remove Estrada as the president using this form of social change.
The 1986 election was not free or fair. Marcos refused to give up power and Benigno Aquino’s widow, Corazon Aquino, declared herself the winner. This conflict led to the first people’s revolution called this.
This president held office from 2000 to 2010. There were confirmed allegations of voter fraud against them during the infamous “Hello Garci” scandal.
Patronage politics provides political appointments and privileges to people, not based on this quality.
Nicknamed “The Reformer”, this president turned dictator first ran for office in 1965. His platform was to take on oligarchs and implement reform. He is also the first president to win re-election in the Philippines.
This is the special treatment given by politicians to friends and supporters.
The Marcos family was exiled from the Philippines but protected by the United States government and allowed to live in this U.S. state.
This general formed the government in the Philippines and later becomes a U.S. President.
Under the colonial rule of the United States, the Philippines government was plagued by patronage politics and elections dominated by oligarchs, which led to this type of nation-state.
The nickname of the projected winner of the 2022 presidential election is the formerly exiled son of Ferdinand Marcus.
Americans imposed an anti-sedition law declaring it a crime punishable by death to advocate for this.
One of the only countries to maintain the religion of the colonizers; the Philippines has this as their majority religion.
This person is the populist president of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022, with a platform based on the “war on drugs”, often called the Trump of the East.
The New People’s Army (NPA) supported this political ideology.
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This type of leader is anti-elite, charismatic, and appeals to the masses, often as “one of their own”.
After promising independence from Spain, this country colonized the Philippines for 48 years.
Under General William Taft’s “Policy of Attraction,” the United States began to provide more opportunities for political power to Filipinos who already had this type of power.
Marcos' initial policy reform gives way to the “three C’s”, clientelism, cronyism, and this term for dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.
Two reasons the Philippines have a weak state is 1) a strong political institution was not established by the Spanish and 2) in pre-colonial times they never had this type of politically organized community.
The winner of the 1992 presidential election was a former movie star, who was almost impeached and eventually resigned.
This country colonized the Philippines for more than 300 years.
During Corazon Aquino’s presidency from 1986 to 1992, little policy passed due to the constant challenges to her authority but this system of government was reestablished.
Another Aquino family member won the presidency in 2010. They win by a landslide, though the elections are marred with violence. Their nickname is ____.
The rival and perceived threat to Ferdinand Marcos’ rule was this individual.
Taft-era colonial democracy created systematic exclusion of the masses and the democratic institutions were controlled by this specific group.
Marcos instituted martial law to solve 2 problems, the first was to get more power and the second was to have an unconstitutional third one of these.
During the Marcos dictatorship, the country received the nickname of the ______ man of Asia.