Philippines

There is no real answer to this... they just wanted to be able to have a good naval base to send out their troops and it was the idea of Manifest Destiny, Manifest Destiny is the idea that the US needed to spread from sea to sea, not literally but they wanted to go as far as they possibly can go...

the actual answer is It was their duty to civilize the Filipinos

Activism in the Philippines plays a crucial role in advocating for social justice, human rights, and democracy. It has historically been instrumental in mobilizing people to push for political and social change, fighting against oppression and corruption. Activists in the Philippines continue to work towards holding the government accountable and addressing various social issues affecting marginalized communities.

Yes, there is a parish dedicated to St. Joseph of Cupertino in the Philippines. It is located in the town of Malabon in Metro Manila. The parish celebrates the feast day of St. Joseph of Cupertino on September 18.

The Philippines' educational status is ranked as average compared to other countries. It faces challenges such as lack of resources, overcrowded classrooms, and disparities in quality between urban and rural areas. Efforts are being made to improve the education system through reforms and investments in infrastructure and teacher training.

Improved farming techniques in the Philippines can increase crop yields, leading to more food production and improved food security. This helps farmers to earn more income, improve their livelihoods, and reduce poverty levels. Additionally, better farming practices can also help conserve natural resources and protect the environment in the country.

The Philippines has a democratic system in place, but there are concerns about the erosion of democratic freedoms due to issues such as political corruption, human rights abuses, and attacks on press freedom. While Filipinos have the right to vote and participate in elections, the country faces challenges in upholding the principles of democracy in practice.

The Spanish term is "indio", which was used to refer to native Filipinos during the Spanish colonial period. The term was often associated with discrimination and marginalization, and Filipinos resented being called "indios" due to its negative connotations.

The Philippines was under direct rule by the United States during the American colonial period (1898-1946). The direct rule meant that the U.S. government had direct control over the administration and governance of the Philippines.

People in the Philippines joined the EDSA Revolution to peacefully protest against the oppressive regime of President Ferdinand Marcos, who had been in power for over 20 years. They sought to restore democracy and regain their freedoms that were suppressed under his rule. The revolution ultimately led to Marcos stepping down and the restoration of democracy in the country.

EDSA stands for Epifanio de los Santos Avenue, which is a major thoroughfare in Metro Manila, Philippines. EDSA is also known for its historical significance, specifically the People Power Revolution of 1986, where millions of Filipinos gathered along this avenue to peacefully overthrow the regime of President Ferdinand Marcos.

In the Philippines, the school year typically starts in June and ends in March or April, with breaks for Christmas, New Year, and summer vacation.

Well, its the freedom of the Filipinos from the hands of President Marcos and I'm glad that he is already dead because of his cruelty, stupidity and much more and if someone wants to put our country, Philippines, to slavery better think first men and satan bless you!!.

The essence of the EDSA Revolution to the Filipino people lies in its demonstration of people power and the overthrow of a dictatorship. It symbolizes the Filipinos' fight for democracy, freedom, and the power of united action in bringing about political change. The EDSA Revolution serves as a reminder of the importance of remaining vigilant in protecting democracy and upholding the rights of the people.

The characters in Animal Farm can be related to the Philippines Revolution characters in terms of their struggle against oppression, corrupt leadership, and the desire for equality and freedom. Just as the animals in Animal Farm rebel against their human oppressors, the revolutionaries in the Philippines fought against Spanish and later American colonial rule. Both sets of characters faced challenges in establishing a fair and just society after overthrowing their oppressors.

The Philippines uses the Gregorian calendar, which is the internationally accepted civil calendar. However, there are also specific calendar systems followed by some indigenous communities and cultural groups in the Philippines.

The EDSA Revolution, also known as the People Power Revolution, involved a wide range of participants including ordinary citizens, religious groups, business leaders, military defectors, and politicians. It was a peaceful mass protest that led to the downfall of President Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines in 1986.

During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines (1942-1945), the Japanese established a military government known as the Japanese-sponsored Second Philippine Republic. This government was led by President Jose P. Laurel under the control and authority of the Japanese military administration.

The Philippines is not with the Kurds. The Kurds are an ethnic group primarily located in the Middle East, while the Philippines is a country in Southeast Asia. Relations between the two are not significant.

The Philippines is considered a developing country with a mixed economy. While it has a growing economy and a young workforce, there is still a significant wealth disparity among its population. Factors such as corruption, underemployment, and inadequate infrastructure contribute to the country's poverty challenges.

Manila was important due to its strategic location as a port city in the Philippines, providing access to trade routes connecting Asia with the rest of the world. It was a hub for Spanish colonization and trade in the region, and played a key role in the global exchange of goods and cultures during the colonial era. Additionally, Manila’s harbor was ideal for anchoring ships and facilitating maritime activities.

Influence. The Philippines, is probably the only country in Asia to have Spanish influence. The Spanish language, has influenced the Filipino (Tagalog) languages by a lot. Half of all the words in Tagalog/Filipino are Spanish cognates. Filipinos, also tell time in Spanish, the days of the week are in Spanish and a lot of the conjunctions in Tagalog are Spanish. (Pero=but. Para=for).

Also, the Roman Catholic religions was brought over to the Philippines by the Spanish. Prior to this, the Philippines was an Islamic state. Hadn't it been for the Spanish coming, the Philippines would have been just like Malaysia and Indonesia. And, it would not have been named the "Philippines" because the name "Philippines" itself is derived from the "Prince Phillips" of Spain. But Muslims are still a minority in the Philippines.

I could go with Philippines not being a majority Muslim country like its southern Malay neighbors Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia. But here is one BIG BIG downfall of the Spanish conquest, Filipinos NO LONGER speak Malay. Yes, Bahasa Melayu was spoken by pre-colonial Filipinos in Visayas, Palawan and Mindanao. Lapu Lapu and Enrique were Malays! Enrique, was an enslaved Malay by Magellan and he communited with Filipino aristocrats in Malay. Yet, Filipinos are considered ethnic Malays yet they no longer speak Bahasa Melayu (Malay language).

Also, the cuisine of the Philippines was I have to admit, are an up-one due to the Spanish influence. Because of that, the Philippines is a melting pot of Asia. Lechon, is a popular festive dish in Hispanic countries that is a roasted pig. Guess what? Lechon is the national dish of the Philippines. In any big Filipino party, you will find lechon. Empanada, and flan are popular Mexican desserts. Those too, are found in just about every Filipino party because they are as part of Filipino cuisine as they are of Mexican cuisine. Names of foods and veggies are also Spanish, like calabasa and cebullas (onions). And adobo, which is a dish made of marinaded chicken or pork, adobo means "marinde" in Spanish. Satay, is a popular Malay snack/dish consisting of grilled and skewered chicken, beef or tofu marinaded or dipped in a sweet sauce. Satay that is eaten in Luzon, or the northern Philippines contains pork, that is too is of Spanish influence. Chicharonnes is a popular, Mexican and Filipino snack which is deep fried and dried pork or chicken. Usually dipped in hot sauce or vinegar. Filipinos simply call it "chicharon". Usually, drinking adults love this snack.

The Chocolate Hills are located in Bohol, a province in the Central Visayas region of the Philippines. They are a unique geological formation, consisting of around 1,268 cone-shaped hills covered in green grass that turns brown during the dry season, resembling chocolate kisses.

The average IQ in the Philippines is around 86, according to available data. IQ scores can vary based on various factors, including the sample size and the specific test used for measurement.

In the Philippines, students typically return to school after the Christmas break on the first or second Monday of January. In 2012, this would have been around January 2 or 3, depending on the specific school calendar.

The first settlers in the Philippines were the Austronesian peoples, who arrived from Taiwan around 4000 BCE. They formed various indigenous tribal groups and cultures across the islands.