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Politics, Governance, and Citizenship
Topic 17 - Citizenship and Electoral system
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Who are considered citizens of the Philippines at the time of the adoption of the Constitution?
Those who were citizens
at
that time
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What is one way to acquire Philippine citizenship?
By
naturalization
in accordance with law
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What does jus sanguinis refer to in citizenship acquisition?
Citizenship based on
blood relationship
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What does jus soli mean in the context of citizenship?
Citizenship
based on
place of birth
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What are the kinds of citizens under the Philippine Constitution?
Natural-born citizens
Citizens at the time of the
new constitution
Citizens through
election
Naturalized citizens
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What is a natural-born citizen?
A
citizen at birth
without any act needed
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What does it mean to be a citizen through election?
Born of Filipino mothers before
January 1973
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What is one way to lose citizenship voluntarily?
By
naturalization
in a foreign country
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What is one involuntary way to lose citizenship?
By
cancellation
of
naturalization
by court
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How can lost Philippine citizenship be re-acquired?
By
naturalization or repatriation
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What is the minimum age to exercise suffrage in the Philippines?
At least
eighteen
years old
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What does suffrage mean?
The right to vote in
elections
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What are the nature and scope of suffrage?
Nature: A
privilege
and a
political right
Scope:
Elections, plebiscites, referendums, initiatives, recalls
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What is a plebiscite?
A vote expressing choice on a
proposed
law
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What is the purpose of a referendum?
To
ratify or reject
a law by citizens
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What is an initiative in the electoral system?
A process for
citizens
to propose laws
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What is the recall process?
A method to
remove
an officer by
vote
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What are the qualifications of voters in the Philippines?
Must be a
citizen
of the Philippines
Not
disqualified
by law
At least
18 years old
Resided in the Philippines for at least
1 year
Resided in the voting place for at least
6 months
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Who is disqualified from voting?
Anyone sentenced to
imprisonment for 1 year
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What is required for the secrecy and sanctity of the ballot?
Untrammeled exercise of the
right to vote
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How will Congress assist disabled and illiterate voters?
By enacting laws for secret voting
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What are the measures for voting by disabled and illiterate individuals?
Laws for
secret ballot casting
Prevent
manipulation
during voting
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