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Complete name Jose Paciano Garcia Laurel
*known as Jose P. Laurel born on March 9, 1891 at Tanauan, Batangas die on November 6, 1959 due to heart attack and stroke became president on October 14, 1943 thru election ended his term on August 17, 1945 because he issued an Executive proclamation which declared the dissolution of his regime.
*greatest contribution/achievements founded Lyceum of the Philippines University-Manila
Controversies/Issues during Term
-cooperated with the Japanese in contrast to the decision of Filipino Chief Justice Abad Santos
-Food shortage
- declared the country under martial law

Complete name Sergio Suico Osmeña
*known as born on September 9, 1878 cebu died October 19, 1961 due to heart failure became president on August 1, 1944 thru death of predecessor Quezon ended his term on May 28, 1946 because of term ended
*greatest contribution/achievments
*Controversies/Issues during Term

Complete name Manuel Luis Molina Quezon
*known as Manolo born on August 19, 1878 at Baler, Tayabas died on August 1, 1944 due to Tuberculosis became president on November 15, 1935- thru election ended his term on December 30, 1941 because of * greatest contribution/achievments:
- created National Council of Education
-initiated women suffrage law
-Made Filipino as National Language
Controversies/Issues during Term:
-fall of bataan and corregidor
-declaration of manila as open city resulting to Japanese occupation war in the pacific
-Manuel L. Quezon accused Sergio Osmeña of using public funds in campaigning which resulted to the Nacionalista Party to be split.

Complete name Manuel Acuña Roxas
*known as Manoling born on January 1 182 at Capiz (Roxas City) Capiz died on April 15, 1948 due to Heart attack became president on July 4, 1946 thru election ended his term on April 15, 1948 because of abrupt death
*greatest contribution/achievments
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