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1. The Congress of the Philippines, which is composed of two houses
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2. The Legislative power is vested in ______body.
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3. The Senate, headed by the Senate president and often referred to as the "Upper House", is composed of __ senators.
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4. The Senateis headed by the?
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5. To become a represetative a person must be?
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6. THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT IS CALLED?
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7. Which was given by the Philippine Constitution the sole power to declare war and to authorize the President - in case of national emergency or war - to issue executive orders embodying rules and regulations intended to carry out the natioal policy? 


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8. There are _____ steps in the passage of a bill.
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9. A senator cannot serve for more than three consecutive terms; but he may run for reelection after a break or interval.
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The Congress of the Philippines, which is composed of two houses
The Legislative power is vested in ______body.
The Senate, headed by the Senate president and often referred to as...
The Senateis headed by the?
To become a represetative a person must be?
THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT IS CALLED?
Which was given by the Philippine Constitution the sole power to...
There are _____ steps in the passage of a bill.
A senator cannot serve for more than three consecutive terms; but he...
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