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Philippine- American War (1899-1902)
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American invasion took more time and violence “Nang dumating ang mga Amerikano, tubig lamang at lupa ang hindi nila dala. Armas, pagkain, gamot, kasuotan, mga kabayo at bagol- halos lahat na…Ngunit hindi kami natakot sa kanila. Nasindak lang sa kanilang dami at lakas ng armas. Matatapang ang Pilipino noon.”- Mariano Santos, veteran, 101 years old (1976)
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US colonial motives 1. economic (captive market; source of raw products) 2. politico-military (military bases) 3. religious (Protestantism) Aguinaldo was finally convinced of American take-over; Americans were fully-equipped and trained for conventional warfare; Filipinos were badly beaten
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“Benevolent Assimilation” - McKinley Benevolent- generous gift Assimilation- state of being adapted/absorbed Assassination of Luna (Divide-and-rule) Imperialism (imperium) -to rule over large territories; any form of domination tthrough colonization Neo-colonialism; geopolitical practice of using capitalism, business globalization and cultural imperialism to influence a country
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Conquest of the Visayas General Martin Delgado burned Iloilo to prevent the Americans from capturing the city General Arcadio Maxcilom and Leandro Fullon did not give up easily but the Americans subdued Cebu just the same Negrenses (sugar barons) had sympathized with the Americans and framed the Negros Constitution but McKinley did not take it seriously
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Kiram-Bates Treaty Upon learning that the Spaniards failed to completely subjugate the Muslims, the Americans dealt with them in a diplomatic way in order to neutralize their offensive Gen John Batwes tried to win the Muslims Datu Kiram insisted that Americans can only occupy Jolo; “Sovereignty of US over Sulu is declared acknowledged”
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Aguinaldo retreats to Palanan With the death of Luna, many Filipino field commanders were demoralized; Aguinaldo’s generals surrendered to the Americans Guerilla warfare was more effective than conventional warfare Later, Aguinaldo established his headquarters in Palanan, Isabela
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Battle of Pasong Tirad While fleeing the Americans, Aguinakldo reached the Mountain Province; General Gregorio del Pilar and 60 Filipino guerillas remained behind to intercept the Americans See video
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Capture of Aguinaldo See newspapers
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