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(Created page with "= Study Guide for PKLP = This study guide provides a review of key concepts, historical events, and significant figures in Philippine history, based on an analysis of historical struggles and societal structures. It is designed to test and deepen understanding through a quiz, essay prompts, and a comprehensive glossary. == Quiz: Key Concepts and Events == ''Instructions: Answer the following questions in two to three complete sentences, drawing upon your knowledge of...") |
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"body": "The guerrilla movements during the Japanese occupation demonstrated the power of unity among different sectors of society. Explain how this principle of broad-based coalition building could be applied today to address complex national issues such as corruption, social inequality, and the erosion of democratic institutions.", | |||
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"comment": "The Kilusang Gerilya during the Japanese occupation showed the unity of various sectors, including students, women, and indigenous people.\nTo apply this principle of broad-based coalition building today to address issues like local elitism and political dynasties, citizens must engage in collective action. This can be achieved through the formation of citizen coalitions to challenge the domination of the elite. Furthermore, it requires organizing and promoting equal participation in politics, while remaining vigilant against elitist policies. Ultimately, maintaining freedom and democracy relies on the active participation and critical watching/monitoring of leaders by the citizens", | |||
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"body": "Using the Marcos dictatorship and the persistence of local elitism as case studies, discuss the relationship between the concentration of power and the abuse of human rights and public trust.", | |||
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"comment": "both local elitism and dictatorship are systems characterized by the excessive concentration of power in a few individuals or families, which is the cause of abuse.\n• Dictatorship (Abuse of Human Rights): The critical characteristic of dictatorship is authoritarianism and the lack of freedom of citizens. The concentration of power under Proclamation 1081 led to the suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus, which enabled the arrest and disappearance of government critics.\n• Local Elitism (Abuse of Public Trust): Local elitism concentrates power by making it hereditary and results in corruption and unequal opportunities, representing a profound abuse of public trust that hinders genuine democracy.", | |||
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