The Philippines declared independence from Spain on June 12, 1898 to form the First Philippine Republic. However, it was not recognized by Spain, who gave the territory over to the United States as part of the treaty to end the Spanish American War. The United States likewise refused to recognize the declaration.
Instead, the United States governed the Phillippines as a territory from 1902 to 1935 and then a Commonwealth from 1935 to the Japanese occupation during WWII. The Japanese occupation forces created a puppet state refered to as the Second Philippine Republic. The Philippines were not officially recognized as an independent nation-state by the United States until July 4th 1946, officially creating the Third Philippine Republic.
Note: Originally, Philippine Independence Day was recognized as the July 4th date. However in 1964, the day was switched to the June 12th date.
The republic of the Philippines became a republic on 1946.
The Philippines became a U.S. territory in December 1898. (It became an independent country in July 1946.)
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The Americans want a non combatant national hero for the Philippines.
no really they were very poor and they had to work for money.
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
Yes.the Philippines is a unique nation
The Philippines is a nation.
No and it never will be. The Philippines is an island archipelago located in Southeast Asia. The Philippines is an Asian nation. The only reason you might ask is because the Philippines was once a colony of Spain. However after we won independence, we became our own nation that is considered part of Asia.
The Philippines is a unique nation due to its diverse culture influenced by indigenous, Spanish, American, and Asian traditions. It is also home to a rich biodiversity with endemic species found in its tropical forests and marine ecosystems. Furthermore, the Filipinos' strong sense of community, hospitality, and resilience in the face of challenges contribute to the nation's distinct character.
Cuba and the Philippines both eventually became independent nations.
At various times Spain, the United States, and( for a short time) Japan, controlled the Philippines before that nation became independent in 1946
The Philippines is a nation, which refers to a group of people who share a common identity, culture, history, and often language. It is also a state, as it is a sovereign country with defined borders, a government, and the ability to enter into relations with other states.
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The Philippines became independent in 1947
The Philippines (officially known as the Republic of the Philippines) are a southeast Asian nation-state. The country's motto is "For God, People, Nature, and Country".
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