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Philippine–American War and U.S. Colonial Rule in the Philippines (1898–1946)

Philippine–American War and U.S. Colonial Rule in the Philippines (1898–1946)

  1. Philippine independence proclaimed amid Spanish defeat

    Labels: Emilio Aguinaldo, Kawit Cavite
  2. Spain cedes the Philippines in Treaty of Paris

    Labels: Treaty of, Spain
  3. Schurman Commission appointed to assess U.S. policy

    Labels: Schurman Commission, William McKinley
  4. First Philippine Republic inaugurated at Malolos

    Labels: First Philippine, Malolos
  5. Fighting breaks out near Manila, war begins

    Labels: Manila outskirts, Philippine American
  6. Taft Commission created to build civil administration

    Labels: Taft Commission, William Taft
  7. Aguinaldo captured, weakening organized resistance

    Labels: Emilio Aguinaldo, Palanan Isabela
  8. Philippine Organic Act establishes U.S. civil government

    Labels: Philippine Organic, U S
  9. Roosevelt declares the insurrection ended

    Labels: Theodore Roosevelt, Amnesty proclamation
  10. First Philippine Assembly convenes after 1907 elections

    Labels: First Philippine, Manila
  11. Jones Act promises independence and expands self-government

    Labels: Jones Act, U S
  12. Tydings–McDuffie Act sets independence timetable

    Labels: Tydings McDuffie, Commonwealth timetable
  13. Commonwealth of the Philippines inaugurated

    Labels: Commonwealth of, Inauguration
  14. Japan invades, ending effective U.S.-Commonwealth control

    Labels: Japanese invasion, World War
  15. Philippines liberated; U.S. control restored briefly

    Labels: Liberation of, U S
  16. United States recognizes Philippine independence

    Labels: Proclamation 2695, Treaty of