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The U.S defeated Spain the the 1898 Spanish-Ameircan War to obtain ownership and control of the Philippines. The US then defeated Filipinos in the Philippine-American War (called Philipppine Insurrection in the US) in the early 1900's to gaincomplete control of the Philippines.
U.S controlled the Philippines.
After the Spanish-American war.
The Philippines was controlled by the US as a colony from 1898 to 1946. It began when the Philippines was ceded by Spain to the US following the Spanish-American War. The US then established military control over the islands and eventually implemented a civil government. Full independence was granted in 1946.
There is no such thing as a "US 1864 Philippines ten centavo" coin or bill, so if you have one it is a fake and worth nothing. The Philippine did not come under US control until 1898. Before that they were part of Spain
When congress accepted responsibility for the islands
Yes, the US was controled the Philippines in 1944 due to the War between the us and the Philippines.
Spain gave the United States full control to the Philippines in December 1898.
Spain gave the United States full control to the Philippines in December 1898.
The U.S defeated Spain the the 1898 Spanish-Ameircan War to obtain ownership and control of the Philippines. The US then defeated Filipinos in the Philippine-American War (called Philipppine Insurrection in the US) in the early 1900's to gaincomplete control of the Philippines.
1898
1898
U.S controlled the Philippines.
US wanted control of Philippines b/c they thought the phillipinos were'NT civilized. They also wanted Philippines to get closer to the very populous Chinese Market.
After the Spanish-American war.
The Philippines was controlled by the US as a colony from 1898 to 1946. It began when the Philippines was ceded by Spain to the US following the Spanish-American War. The US then established military control over the islands and eventually implemented a civil government. Full independence was granted in 1946.
Considering that the Spaniards were no longer in power after 1898, since the Philippines were ceded to United States control after the Spanish-American War of 1898, the answer is "No", simply because there was nothing to resist on the Spanish front. Of course, Aguinaldo and his movement to create an independent Philippines did not go away. They simply redirected their resistance to the US occupation.