The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
To gain independance from Us rule.
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.
The only time they fought in the PI was during WWII. So it ended when WWII ended in September 1945 (aboard the battleship USS Missouri).
: They occupied the Phillippines After the Spanish-American War the US required Spain to sell the islands to the US for $20,000,000. There followed a local war called the Philippine-Ameircan War in the Philippines and the Philippine insurrection in the US, in which Filipinos tried to obtain complete independence. The US prevailed and governed the Philippines (except during the Japanese occupation during World War 2) until 1946 when full independence was granted.
July 4th 1902.
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an independent nation.
The president during the Philippine Insurrection was William McKinley. He was the 25th president of the United States and served from 1897 to 1901. McKinley oversaw the transition of the Philippines from Spanish colonial rule to American occupation.
Emilio Augustino
See website: Philippine Insurrection
To gain independance from Us rule.
The Philippine Insurrection, also called the Philippine-American War.
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.
Philippine Insurrection 1900-1902.
the phollippines unsatisfaction with the us not granting them full independence