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No, the Philippines are an independent nation in the region of southeast Asia.
From 1898 until 1946, except during World War 2, they are a possession of the United States.
What else can I help you with?
Is Philippines is part of North america?
No, it is an island all by itself. It may or may not be part of Indonesia, but it is NOT part of North America.
Is Philippines a part of South America?
No, it's many thousands of miles from Europe.
When is Philippines independent?
The Philippines was part of Spain until the Spanish/American War, when America gained the Philippines as a territory, then in 1946 they became an independent nation
How do you change from yahoo Philippines to yahoo US?
Philippines is not part of the US. You can use Yahoo answers America by clicking the US flag.
Is the Philippines a member in OAS?
OAS stands for 'Organization of American States' - Philippines is not part of North or South America, so is not a member of OAS.
Is mexico part of asia?
No; it is part of America, or North America if you count the Americas as two or three different continents (North, Central, South America).
Is there a Bank of America in Valenzuela Philippines?
Is there a Bank of America in Valenzuela City in the Philippines
Why Philippines is a state?
The Philippines is a "state" in that "state" is a synonym for "nation" and "country". It is an "autonomous state". It is not a "state" as in a "state" that is part of the "United States of America". It is, again an autonomous state that is self run and not part of an amalgamation of states.
What are the contribution of the America in the Philippines?
During the Spanish-American War, the Americans helped the Philippines get free from Spain. In 1956, America gave the Philippines their independence.
Why is the America experience night while the Philippines experience day?
Because the Philippines is on the opposite side of the planet to america !
Where the Philippines belong?
The Philippines is a part of Asia.
How did president McKinley justify the us takeover of the Philippines?
President McKinley justified the U.S. takeover of the Philippines by framing it as a civilizing mission and part of America's duty to bring democracy and civilization to the people of the Philippines. He also argued that acquiring the Philippines would give the U.S. a strategic presence in Asia.
