1.5 Marcos

Cards (15)

  • What was Marcos’ quote when he ran for the presidential election of 1965?
    “This nation can be great again.”
  • Which party adopted Marcos as its presidential candidate?
    Nacionalista Party
  • What are some programs and policies declared on Jan. 24, 1966?
    self - sufficiency in production of crops & rice, land reform laws and programs, community-based developments, secured abroad loans to finance irrigation systems
  • What did the extensive road network construction give birth to?
    Maharlika Hwy
  • True or False?
    Marcos did not focus on immediate reconstruction but on a healthy relationship with foreign affairs.
    False, red flag ’yang hayop na ‘yan. In fact, mas worse pa siya sa animal.
  • True or False?
    Marcos originally opposed sending military engineers to Viet to help Americans against North Viet because of the Macapagal-endorsed bill.
    True
  • It was a campaign for self-sufficiency, backyard farming, loans and grants of seed crops were also low.

    The Green Revolution
  • In what year did Marcos get reelected?
    1969
  • Why was Marcos reelected?
    Since the people saw how much improvement the country had when he was the leader of the country.
  • What were the conditions outside the country that affected the country’s economy?
    inflation, cutting back oil production of Arab countries due to Western military aid to Israel in the Arab-Israeli conflict, communal violence in Mindanao
  • National debt skyrocketed due to?
    Secured funding from foreign loans
  • What did Imelda and Marcos construct together?
    megastructures
  • What aspects increased in value/percentage when it was Marcos’ second term?
    national foreign debt, inflation, unemployment rate, poverty incidence
  • What happened to the Liberal Party proclamation rally on Aug. 21, 1971?
    It happened in Plaza Miranda when a bomb suddenly exploded. Marcos then took advantage of that and issued Proclamation No. 889; suspending privilege of unit of habeas corpus.
  • When did Marcos declare Martial Law?
    Sept. 21, 1972