This nation has been home to a number of ideological groups, including the Sakdalist peasant movement.
This nation has been home to a number of ideological groups, including the Sakdalist peasant movement. Years earlier, it saw the formation of a secret society known as the Katipunan, and after World War II, it saw the rise of a pro-Communist wing called the Hukbalahap, or the Huks, led by Luis Taruc. It was granted independence by the rejected Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act and then by the Tydings-McDuffie Act in 1935, establishing Manuel Quezon as president. At other times led by people like Emilio Aguinaldo and Ferdinand Marcos, FTP, name this island nation in the Pacific with capital at Manila.
This nation has been home to a number of ideological groups, including the Sakdalist peasant movement.
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