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    Manuel L. Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, and Manuel Roxas were three servant leaders in Philippine history. Quezon created the National Council of Education and initiated women's suffrage, making Tagalog the national language. Osmeña joined MacArthur in liberating the Philippines from Japan during WWII and rehabilitated the Philippine National Bank. Roxas was inaugurated as the first president of the independent Philippines after WWII, starting the country's reconstruction and development without foreign rule.

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    Manuel L. Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, and Manuel Roxas were three servant leaders in Philippine history. Quezon created the National Council of Education and initiated women's suffrage, making Tagalog the national language. Osmeña joined MacArthur in liberating the Philippines from Japan during WWII and rehabilitated the Philippine National Bank. Roxas was inaugurated as the first president of the independent Philippines after WWII, starting the country's reconstruction and development without foreign rule.

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    Manuel L. Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, and Manuel Roxas were three servant leaders in Philippine history. Quezon created the National Council of Education and initiated women's suffrage, making Tagalog the national language. Osmeña joined MacArthur in liberating the Philippines from Japan during WWII and rehabilitated the Philippine National Bank. Roxas was inaugurated as the first president of the independent Philippines after WWII, starting the country's reconstruction and development without foreign rule.

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    Manuel L. Quezon, Sergio Osmeña, and Manuel Roxas were three servant leaders in Philippine history. Quezon created the National Council of Education and initiated women's suffrage, making Tagalog the national language. Osmeña joined MacArthur in liberating the Philippines from Japan during WWII and rehabilitated the Philippine National Bank. Roxas was inaugurated as the first president of the independent Philippines after WWII, starting the country's reconstruction and development without foreign rule.

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    Name: Arish Manalastas Date: February 15, 2020

    NSTP Teacher: BARBA, MILAGROS C Subject and Section: STC 1102 – 1M


     
    Think of three (3) servant leaders in Philippine History. Recall their acts of
    leadership and the results of these acts. Be guided by the table below. You may
    refer to other sources to answer this activity.
     

    My servant Field of Expertise Contribution to


    leader’s name (e.g.politics,religion,business,academics) Society

     he created National
    Council of Education
     he initiated women’s
    suffrage in the
    Politics (Former President of the Philippines) Philippines during the
    Manuel L. Quezon Commonwealth
     he made Tagalog /
    Filipino as the national
    language of the
    Philippines
     he was the first Visayan
    to become president
     he joined US Gen.
    Douglas McArthur in Leyte
    on October 20, 1944
    starting the freedom of the
    Philippines from the
    Japanese during World
    Sergio Osmeña Politics (Former President of the Philippines) War II
     during his time, the
    Philippine National Bank
    has been rehabilitated and
    the country joined the
    International Monetary
    Fund
     on his time, the Bell
    Trade Act was approved by
    the US Congress
    Manuel Roxas Politics (Former President of the Philippines)  was inaugurated as
    the new and first
    president of the new
    Republic because the
    Philippines was finally
    free after the WW II
     in his time, the country
    has started
    reconstruction from war
    damage and the
    Philippines started
    breathing without foreign
    rule
     under his term, the
    Philippine Rehabilitation
    Act and Philippine Trade
    Act laws were accepted
    by the congress

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