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What was the goal of the Philippine insurrection?
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
What was the goals of the Philippine Insurrection?
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
Was the goal of the Philippine insurrection?
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
Name one war fought by the US in the 1900s.?
The Philippine Insurrection 1899-1902. As of the 21st Century, the name has been changed to "Philippine-American War." This war was bloodier than the Spanish-American War of 1898 which had spawned it.
Who led the Philippine insurrection?
Emilio Augustino
What ended the Philippine insurrection in 1901?
The Philippine insurrection was finally broken in 1901 when American soldiers infiltrated a guerrilla camp and captured Emilio Aguinaldo, the Filipino leader.
The Filipinos were led by?
See website: Philippine Insurrection
What was the outcome of the Philippine Insurrection?
To gain independance from Us rule.
What was the most immediate consequence of the American acquisition of the Philippines?
The Philippine Insurrection, also called the Philippine-American War.
Insurrection in a sentence?
Recent insurrection in the Middle East has caused many nations to become nervous.
How long did the spanish war last with America?
Although the treaty officially ending it didn't occur until 1899, the actual war itself started and ended in the same year 1898, lasting less than 6 months. The Philippine insurrection (also called the Philippine War) began in 1899 in the Philippines, is directly related to the Spanish-American War of 1898 and is sometimes considered "part" of the Spanish-American War; but it is not.
A war fough by the US in the 1900s?
The Philippine Insurrection, which may have been renamed in the 21st century as the Philippine-American War (1900-1902). This conflict, was properly named and in reality, an "insurrection" against the US government; as the US had won the Philippines from Spain during the Spanish-American War of 1898. Which is an ironic twist...as the Philippine Insurrection (or Philippine-American War) was far bloodier, and lasted much longer, than the Spanish-American War that had spawned it.
