After the Philippines became an American possession following the Spanish-American War in 1898, it experienced significant political and social changes. The U.S. established a colonial government, leading to the Philippine-American War (1899-1902) as Filipinos resisted American rule, seeking independence. The conflict resulted in heavy casualties and eventually the consolidation of American control, introducing reforms in education, infrastructure, and public health. Over time, the Philippines transitioned towards self-governance, culminating in the establishment of the Commonwealth in 1935, though full independence was not achieved until 1946.
The Philippines became a U.S. territory in December 1898. (It became an independent country in July 1946.)
The republic of the Philippines became a republic on 1946.
Spanish-American War (Puerto Rico and Guam also became U.S. territories)
The bombing happened when tensions became high when the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the congress official equality became involved in a campaign to register African American to vote in Birmingham.
Igor Stravinsky was the composer who became an American citizen in 1940.
After the Spanish-American War, the Philippines became a possession of the United States of America.
The Philippines became an american colony
The Philippines became a U.S. territory in December 1898. (It became an independent country in July 1946.)
Puerto Rico
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Philippines became rich and educated..
The Philippines was part of Spain until the Spanish/American War, when America gained the Philippines as a territory, then in 1946 they became an independent nation
I think Dong Ha became Jennifer and became part of the spanish colonization.
It became the most important settlement in the old southwest.
The Philippines, a possession of the United States since 1899, became a Commonwealth under US jurisdiction on November 15, 1935, with full independence scheduled for 10 years from that date.
Cuba, Guam, the Philippines and Puerto Rico
about 90,000 became political refugees