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The sooner you let go of trying to simplify things then you get a whole picture.
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Philippine Side
Philippine Revolution
But usually its through mobilisation by the middle class or upper class through two
frameworks
Intellectual
Relgiion
Shortcomings
Recruitment
tagalog centric
Emilio - grant
Elites like the status quo and they hi-jacked the revolution so that they
Pedro Paterno
Viva La Autonomia
Pedro paterno was on the side of spain
Phase 2
Congress
w/o the spanish, the elites were moving over to the side of the filipinos.
Malolos Congress hi-jacked the constitution by preserving the status quo and
keeping their properties.
The katipuneros who were the fighting the revolution were still left
with no property
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American Side
How the Americans Got Here
Control of territory
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Trench warfare
Americans were on the side of Cuba, and so war was declared against Spain
Justifications:
Cause of humanity
Starvations, concentration
Teller Amendment
Commodore Louie
Manila Bay
A lot of filipinos disagreed with this because they thought it was too
premature
American problem
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Military superiority
No land forces
Spanish
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Magic happened
They were here for the spirit of the spanish american wars
Terms of surrender
mock battle
joint forces
What do we ask?
NO longer profitable
We are going to help filipinos save you from these opportunists from
dictatorship
Oligarchy constitution
Emilio
Tomiichi Murayama
Should we use history to create patriotism especially to the children or do we she be more
critical
William Mckinley and Emilio Aguinaldo
William Mckinley
benevolent assimilation
Emilio Aguinaldo
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The Malolos constitution were already in place. protecting and having an elite
oligarchic government (article 17 & 58)
Wiliam Mckinley thought that this was a great way to enter the
benevolent assimilation
He told the filipino people that their spanish oppressors would just be
replaced with filipino oppressors.
February 1899
Trenchwarfare
Artillery was introduced by the americans and this how they won cause we keep
retreating
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Before leaving they would burn each town. So that they would extend the supply line
long enough.
But it failed and the Americans advanced the filipino capital at malls.
It was a rinse repeat tactic which was predictable. Why didnt we use guerrilla warfare? But
we have to keep doing it because we have to win the narrative war. To win recognition from
other countries or the Americans.
Everyone wanted to surrender except antonio luna/ they killed him! paving the way for
surrender
9 months into the war we lost 90% of our people. Emilio Aguinaldo put aside the narrative
and switched to guierella warfare.
This eliminated artillery as an advantage.
They began to torture Filipinos to find out the locations
Last tactic - reconcentration (Americans)
- which was very hypocritical because this was the tactics used by spain
Emilio Aguinaldo after he was captured swore allegiance to the united states
- There is no ways to fight the Americans militarily
1902
- compose plays, songs to rebel the Philippines
- american controlled the narrative
they called the filipino rebels criminals and it became easier to call them because these
rebels were no longer united.
Trying to answer the question: Why did the Americans decide to set us free?
No idea what the Philippine Islands was all about. They were taking over a
country that no one knew about
Michigan, Conoa
Task: to investigate the Philippine Islands and then advise the Americans
Should we stay?
Decades?
Statehood?
Reccomendation
Civil Governance
Civil Governance
Manage
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Crime
Fires
Trash
Judiciary
Association De Paz
Associate of Peace
Federal Party
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Need: translators
As long as you gave them access to power and property their good to go
Not a part of the America, but only that under is the governance
Government
Philippine Commission
If they are good Filipino they can appoint them into this commission
Possible Problems:
Judiciary: Filipinos
They should have filipinos learning how to executive and making laws
Partido Nationlista
Wants now
Jones Law
Executive branch
Osmena-Roxas
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Independence Mission
Hare-Hawes-Cutting Bill
independence
1931
Quezon do:
Come back home so that we can fix
Bill
Drafting consitution
1935 Constitution
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First ChaCha
Tenancy Issues
30 - 70
tenant farmer
Labour Issues
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Food
Transportation
Shelter
Light water
Clothing
Pesant Groups
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They dont usually have the same ideology and usually hate each
other.
But they were able to ally because it worked better for the common
filipino labourer and farmer.
Parliamentary Struggle
Economics of Independence
Three Requirements to vote
Male
23 years old
Treaty of Paris
Turns over the Philippines Islands to from the Spanish to the Americans
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Worst fear: leaving of the Spanish government, but some of the Spanish
compatriots would be staying there. They had to make sure that their fellow
spaniards were not picked off one by one, economically.
colder there.
British cotton was actually good for us
Cooper Act
Article 15:
Sugar
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Supplied largely by the cuban sugar industry which was wholly owned
by American companies and the other small percent were provided by
locally made sugar
Products form other countries would pay the normal tariff rate
Free trade
Philippine Assembly
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