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The Filipino people's reaction to American control of the islands was largely negative, as many viewed it as a continuation of colonial rule after the Spanish-American War. This discontent led to the Philippine-American War (1899-1902), where Filipinos fought fiercely for independence. While some Filipinos initially welcomed American presence as a means to modernize the islands, the brutal conflict and subsequent repression fostered widespread resentment towards American authority. Over time, the struggle for autonomy persisted, culminating in a complex relationship with the United States.
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In what way do people directly control the American government?
Voters choose the people who represent them and if they don't like the elected person they can vote him or her out.
Why is the American Government trying to kill people?
There are several theories that state the American Government is trying to kill people. Some believe that it is a form of population control. No matter what the theory, there is no proof that they are trying to kill anyone.
What inititaves did William howard Taft use governor of the Philippines to help the islands recover from rebellion?
As governor of the Philippines, William Howard Taft implemented several initiatives aimed at stabilizing and rebuilding the islands after the Philippine-American War. He focused on establishing a civilian government, promoting infrastructure development, and improving public health and education systems. Taft also emphasized land reform to address agrarian issues and worked to foster a sense of local governance and democracy. His efforts were aimed at winning the trust of the Filipino people and promoting long-term stability in the region.
Why did authors of the Constitution intentionally make the addition of amendments dependent on the support of a majority of the American public?
To give the people control over their own government.
What are 3 reforms that gave the American people more direct control of the government?
Three reforms that gave the American peoople more direct control of the government were the Penalton act which established the civil service comision, the 17th Amendment which allows people to elect their own senators, and the Oregon system which was also used in other states which set up initiativs referendums and recall.
Who owns the Philippine Islands?
Except for those that have private owners, the Philippine Islands are owned by the government of the Philippine Republic and through the government, by the Filipino people.
Is rizal an American made herofor the filipino people?
No, his parents are pure Filipino. So, that means he is PURE Filipino too. Well, other people think he is an American because he studied in Europe. But yea. He`s PURE FILIPINO :)
Were the japaneseleaders able to win the loyalty and support of the Filipinos in their struggle againts the Americans?
No. They enslaved, killed, imprisoned, and used the Filipino people when they captured their islands. The Filipino people weren't in a struggle against Americans, but worked with the American to rid themselves of the Japanese imperialism. Young women were forced to service Japanese soldiers and were called "comfort girls." The American army worked to free the Filipino people and fought battles with the Japanese. Hand to hand combat happened in Manilla between American and Japanese armies and men died in beachheads to take back the islands. Watch the film series Victory at Sea to understand the truth about the war in the Pacific.
Why did President McKinley refuse to give independence to the Filipino people?
President McKinley refused to grant independence to the Filipino people after the Spanish-American War due to concerns about their ability to self-govern and the desire to civilize and uplift them. He believed that the Philippines needed American guidance and support to develop politically, socially, and economically. Additionally, strategic interests in the region, including military and trade considerations, influenced his decision to retain control over the islands. This led to significant conflict, including the Philippine-American War, as many Filipinos sought independence.
How do you spell filipeens?
The spelling of the islands and country is Philippines (Philip pines). The adjective form is Filipino and the people are Filipinos.
What is the reaction of the filipino people about the colonialism during American and Japanese time?
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Where are Filipino people from?
Answer: We are from the Philippines (:
Asian heritage of the filipino people?
a mixture of Malaysian, Indonesian and Austronesian people with some of Chinese and American heritage.
What are some characteristics of Filipinos homeland?
The Filipino people are native to the islands of the Philippines. Some facts about the Philippines is that the population is around 97 million (2013), the official languages are filipino and english and the currency is called peso.
What reasons did McKinley give for keeping the Philippines?
President McKinley cited reasons such as the strategic location of the Philippines in relation to trade routes, the duty to educate and uplift the Filipino people, and the belief in bringing American civilization to the islands as justifications for keeping the Philippines.
Who lives in a Filipino house?
=Filipino people/ Filipino Family=
Who are the ancestors of the Filipino race?
As far as we currently understand, all humans came from Africa originally. In Addition: Filipinos are an Austronesian ethnic group native to the islands of the Philippines. The Filipino People are of Asian and Pacific Descent, through their Austronesian Ancestors.
