Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Required Output
Exhibits
Group Research
Symposium
Conduct/provide seminar or lecture forum to
schools/communities
Reminders
Be in your prescribed uniform Monday to
Thursday.
Wear your school ID properly while inside the
campus.
Use white intermediate paper only, except
otherwise indicated.
Only blue or black ink is allowed.
When taking the test always remember to :
write your family name first
indicate your course, year, section, and the date,
subject, and regular time schedule
Maintain cleanliness. Do not write anything on the
wall and on the chair. There is always a proper place
for your garbage.
Do not loiter in the corridor during class hour.
Bring your own school materials (paper, pen, book,
etc.)
Observe proper seating arrangement.
Ask permission before leaving the room.
CHEATING means FAILING GRADE.
Be courteous! Be polite!
politics
Words associated with politics
Political Dynasty
Politics
People
Territory
Government
Sovereignty
PEOPLE
Vatican
Peoples Republic of China (PROC)
TERRITORY
a. terrestrial domain
b. fluvial domain
c. maritime domain
d. aerial domain
Aerial domain refers to the air space or that
part of the air above the land and water
territory of the state. The present state of
development in space navigation does not
permit any delimitation on the height of air
space subject to the sovereign jurisdiction of
the state.
PD No. 1599 (June 11, 1978) establishes an
exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of the
Philippines extending to a distance of 200
nautical miles beyond and from the baselines
from which the territorial sea is measured;
except that were the limits overlap the
economic zone of an adjacent or neighboring
state, common boundaries shall be
determined by agreement with the state
concerned, or in accordance with generally
recognized principles of international law on
delimitation.
Archipelagic Doctrine
This theory presents the view that the state was created by God.
The authority to govern by the people was ordained by God upon
rulers who were regarded as of divine descent.
This theory asserts that the early states must have been formed by
deliberate and voluntary compact among the people to form a
society and organize for their common good.
Naturalized citizen
Jus soli or jus loci Place of birth serves as the basis for
acquiring citizenship under this rule. A person becomes a
citizen of the state where he is born irrespective of the
citizenship of the parents.
by naturalization
by repatriation
by direct act of the Congress of the Philippines