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PHILIPPINESBrittany and Sandra

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LOCATION: Southern East Asia.

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HISTORY: The Philippians had a revolution from

1896-1898. Filipino independence struggle that,

after more than 300 years of Spanish colonial rule, exposed the weakness of Spanish administration but failed to evict Spaniards from the islands. The Spanish-American War brought Spain’s rule in the Philippines to a close in 1898 but precipitated the Philippine-American War, a bloody war between Filipino revolutionaries and the U.S. Army.

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TIME OF IMPERIALISM: America wanted to be a favorable

balance of trade. America sought to spread Christianity. There was a necessity of annexing so

property.

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WHY? Benefits: Naval and air base in

Philippians. Crops flowed freely to US market1. Sugar2. Manila hemp

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ACTIONS.. US intervened on Philippines between

1898-1910. Navy, troops, and army. The President at the time was Mckinley.

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CONT. Attacked Philippines to destroy Spain, to use

for negotiation. Spain decided not to retain the Philippines. US paid Spain $20 million to overcome

Spanish objections to annexation. Guerilla warfare.

Philippine-American war lasted 3 years. American death: 4200 over Filipino death: 20000 over (from violence,

famine, and disease.)

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REACTION: US- New found degree of global power and

influence. After war- US had confidence they could win

the allegiance of Filipinos by showing them virtues of American Life.

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MORE REACTION:

PH- more Filipinos died, they were forced to accept the US influence- Before war, they greeted US as Liberators.

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RELATIONSHIPS

The US and the Philippines have a strong trade relationship.

More of a “Love-Hate” relationship more than anything, because of what the US and Philippines have been through.

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ALLY? OR RIVAL? The US and Philippines are allies! The US is more of a guest rather than a

colonial power. Their friendship that the US is now

providing is much needed assistance to the victims of Typoon Haiyen (Yolanda).

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US INTERVENTION TO PHILIPPINES The US sent a nuclear-

powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington- in Hong Kong for a port visit- and several other US navy ships “to make best speed for the republic of the Philippines” to provide humanitarian assistance and disaster support.

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WHAT WE THINK… We see multiple

possibilities that could benefit the US.

Not only is this a way to show that we are reliable and caring, but that we are strong.

Also we feel as if the US were to ever face a difficult situation, the Philippines would do what ever they can to help out.

We feel as if the US is doing the right thing by helping and supporting the Philippines.


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