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    Black Mailing The Upper House by Not Making Any Laws

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    The document discusses colonization of the Philippines from 1902 to 1907. During this time, the Philippine Commission had sole lawmaking authority. In 1902, executive power was given to the governor through the Organic Act and a bicameral legislature was established with an upper house of appointed commissioners and a lower house of Filipino elites. The 1907 election was won by the Nacionalista party which supported eventual independence for the Philippines.

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    The document discusses colonization of the Philippines from 1902 to 1907. During this time, the Philippine Commission had sole lawmaking authority. In 1902, executive power was given to the governor through the Organic Act and a bicameral legislature was established with an upper house of appointed commissioners and a lower house of Filipino elites. The 1907 election was won by the Nacionalista party which supported eventual independence for the Philippines.

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    The document discusses colonization of the Philippines from 1902 to 1907. During this time, the Philippine Commission had sole lawmaking authority. In 1902, executive power was given to the governor through the Organic Act and a bicameral legislature was established with an upper house of appointed commissioners and a lower house of Filipino elites. The 1907 election was won by the Nacionalista party which supported eventual independence for the Philippines.

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    Black Mailing The Upper House by Not Making Any Laws

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    Colonization From Top-Down 1. pensionados 2.

    patronage a)Philippine Commission sole law making body in (1907) b)L

    Organic act of 1902cooper act. Philippine Commission was stripped of its executive power in 1902 Executive power was given to the governor. Bicameral upper-PC lower- Filipino Elites Appointment system in the lower house

    Black mailing the upper house by not making any laws PUBLIC EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE HEALTH SERVICES MEDIA

    VOTING REQUIREMENTS Male, 23 Read & right englisn and Spanish Former office holder Must own real property Federalistas---Progresistas Nacionalista "Independence" Progresistas -"independence later" 1907 election Nacionalistas won

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