because of the navigator/ conquistador ferdinand magellan's encroachment of the filipines as usual looking for gold in the name of the king of spain. the aboriginal peoples at that time were called mactan indians before they were called filipinos.
Filipino participation in the Philippine-American War was driven by a desire for independence from colonial rule after the Spanish-American War. Filipinos sought to establish their sovereignty and resist the transition from Spanish to American colonial authority. Additionally, the promise of self-governance and democratic ideals fueled their fight against American control, as many Filipinos believed they had earned the right to self-determination following their struggle against Spain. The war ultimately highlighted the complexities of nationalism and colonialism in the Philippines.
because Aguinaldo return to the Philippines many people to poor from Kristian and like of aguinaldo to help the Filipino like aguinaldo kalayaan of Filipino to the kristian
Take Midway Island & destroy US fleet at sea.
The main cause of the civil war was a battle over states rights.
because of the navigator/ conquistador ferdinand magellan's encroachment of the filipines as usual looking for gold in the name of the king of spain. the aboriginal peoples at that time were called mactan indians before they were called filipinos.
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Filipino participation in the Revolution of 1896 was primarily driven by a desire for independence from Spanish colonial rule, as well as grievances over oppressive policies, forced labor, and lack of political representation. The revolution was also fueled by nationalist sentiments and the inspiration drawn from other movements for independence around the world.
The main reason for Filipino participation in the Edsa Revolution was the desire to end the oppressive regime of President Ferdinand Marcos, who had ruled the country with martial law for over 20 years. Filipinos from all walks of life came together to peacefully protest and demand democratic reforms, leading to the eventual ousting of Marcos and the restoration of democracy in the Philippines.
Filipino participation in the EDSA Revolution was primarily motivated by a desire to overthrow the dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos and restore democracy in the Philippines. The people were also fueled by a sense of unity and solidarity against the authoritarian regime, as well as a commitment to safeguard their freedoms and rights.
Because Japan invaded and conquered the Philippines:- The Japanese occupation of the Philippines occurred between 1942 and 1945, when the Empire of Japan occupied the Commonwealth of the Philippines.
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