0
What else can I help you with?
Spanish colonial government in the Philippines?
civil government
Did the Spanish government have to pay the US government money after the Spanish-American war if Spain gave up rights to the Philippines?
After the Spanish-American war (the U.S. won), it was actually the U.S. who paid Spain the amount of $20 million for giving up the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico. See the related link below.
Pre-colonial government of the Philippines?
Barangay was the earliest government in the Philippines.
The Reign of Terror in the Philippines?
The Reign of Terror is often used to refer to the Philippines' struggles against Spanish colonial powers. This included the colonial government's elimination of subversive political and religious figures.
What were the malfeatures of the Spanish Colonial Government in the Philippines?
There are 9 possible malfeatures of the Spanish colonial gov't in the Philippines. 1. Instability 2. Corruption 3. No Philippine Representation in government 4. No H. R 5. inequality 6. Mal-administration 7. Racial discrimination 8. Polo (forced labor) 9. Abusive Guards (civil)
Spanish colonial government in the Philippines?
civil government
Why did US colonize the Philippines?
because it was one of the contract of the Spanish government to the American government that they will give up Philippines as their colony
Difference of the government in the Philippines during pre-spanish and spanish colonial periods?
the pilippines government today is free and when it was spanish govenment the philippine government is not free
Why the US colonized the Philippines?
because it was one of the contract of the Spanish government to the American government that they will give up Philippines as their colony
Where can you find a chart of the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines?
You may not be able to find an already made chart of the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines, but you could make one. You would need to research Spanish colonial government either online or at your local library, learn all you can about it, and then make your chart.
How did Jose Rizal save the Philippines?
Jose Rizal is the national hero of the Philippines. He was the one who led the Filipinos to start a revolution against the Spanish Government to attain freedom and to gain control of the country. He is well-known for being a propagandist and his way of fighting the Spanish Government through his writing by revealing the inhumane manipulation of the Spanish Government in the Philippines.
A notorious invisible government existed in Spanish Philippines that was ruled by the friars.?
Frailocracy
What do the KKK of Philippines do?
It's a revolutionary group that was formed to overthrow the Spanish government rule in the Philippines during that era.
What is the Spanish Philippines?
It was the Philippines as a Spanish Colony.
How do you compare the government of the Philippines and Spain during time of rizal?
During Rizal's time, the government of the Philippines was under Spanish colonial rule, characterized by abuses and corruption. The Spanish government was centralized and authoritarian, with power vested in the Governor-General. In contrast, the Philippines had limited representation and autonomy in governance compared to Spain.
Why did president William McKinley decided to turn the Philippines into an American colony?
The Philippines were a Spanish colony until the Spanish-American war. During the war Spain was defeated and the Spanish government in the Philippines fell to an insurrection. There was civil strife so the US sent in troops to restore order and set up a stable government. No doubt, the US also had an interest in a naval base and a friendly port for Pacific trade.
Did the Spanish government have to pay the US government money after the Spanish-American war if Spain gave up rights to the Philippines?
After the Spanish-American war (the U.S. won), it was actually the U.S. who paid Spain the amount of $20 million for giving up the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico. See the related link below.
