What took place in the Philippines soon after the Spanish-American War ended?

Answer 1

During the Spanish-American War, the Americans made attacks on Spain's Pacific possessions in the Philippines. Thus, when the Philippine Revolution occurred, the Americans were already involved, and this lead to the Philippine-American War.

Answer 2

The Spanish-American War was essentially caused soon after the American warship Maine exploded in Cuba's Havana harbor in 1898. The American newspapers seemed to be caught up in a "yellow journalism" project trying to bring the U.S. government into a war with Spain which managed Cuba at the time. This would provide us with governing the largest island in the Caribbean Ocean. This was done by the U.S. government, using the death of about 256 American sailors who died in that explosion. The war lasted about 4 months before the Spanish government surrendered both Cuba and the Philippines to the management by U.S. government. This lasted for many years after the war was over. However, the controversy was whether the Maine was truly sunk by an explosive mine placed outside the ships hull by the Spanish, or was it an internal explosion triggered by something from within the ship. This wasn't solved until recently.

Years later there was a secret commission who investigated the explosion. Without any decision the ship was removed from the harbor and sunk in very deep waters. Further investigation recently done for a documentary eventually showed that the ship probably exploded in the harbor due to a design flaw in the ship that placed an engine boiler near one of its ammunition storage lockers, and was definitely an explosion from within, and not from a mine that exploded outside the ship.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The beginning of an independence movement aimed at driving out U.S. forces. This would take allot of time. The Philippines were ceded to the US after the Spanish American War.