Coat of arms of the Philippines (Commonwealth era)

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The Coat of arms of the Philippines (Commonwealth era) was the official heraldic emblem used from 1935 to 1946, symbolizing the country’s transitional status under U.S. sovereignty and its emerging national identity prior to full independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
national emblem
adoptedBy Commonwealth government of the Philippines
category Heraldry of the Philippines
National symbols of the Philippines
country Philippines
endUse 1946
followedBy Coat of arms of the Republic of the Philippines
historicalPhase American colonial period in the Philippines
transition to the Third Philippine Republic
legalBasis Commonwealth Act No. 731
period Commonwealth era of the Philippines
precededBy Coat of arms of the Philippine Islands
represents Philippines under United States sovereignty
emerging Filipino national identity
transitional political status of the Philippines
startUse 1935
status official
symbolizes relationship between the Philippines and the United States
transition from colonial rule to independence
timeContext pre-independence Philippines
usedBy Commonwealth of the Philippines
Philippine executive branch
Philippine judiciary
Philippine legislative branch
usedDuring World War II era
linked to: World War II

presidency of Manuel L. Quezon
usedIn government seals
official documents
official publications
usedUnder United States sovereignty

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Commonwealth of the Philippines coatOfArms Coat of arms of the Philippines (Commonwealth era)
Coat of arms of the Philippines (Commonwealth era) precededBy Coat of arms of the Philippine Islands
linked to: Coat of arms of the Philippines (Commonwealth era)