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    The document discusses the history of American colonial rule in the Philippines from 1898 to 1941. It covers key periods such as the Filipino-American War from 1898 to 1902 where Filipinos resisted the American invasion. It also discusses the social policies enacted by the Americans during this time to assimilate the Filipinos through education, sports, and infrastructure projects. However, it notes that this colonial rule also led to racism against Filipinos and the development of a colonial mentality among some Filipinos who saw Americans as liberators when in reality they were oppressors.

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    The document discusses the history of American colonial rule in the Philippines from 1898 to 1941. It covers key periods such as the Filipino-American War from 1898 to 1902 where Filipinos resisted the American invasion. It also discusses the social policies enacted by the Americans during this time to assimilate the Filipinos through education, sports, and infrastructure projects. However, it notes that this colonial rule also led to racism against Filipinos and the development of a colonial mentality among some Filipinos who saw Americans as liberators when in reality they were oppressors.

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    Panahon NG Amerikano

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    The document discusses the history of American colonial rule in the Philippines from 1898 to 1941. It covers key periods such as the Filipino-American War from 1898 to 1902 where Filipinos resisted the American invasion. It also discusses the social policies enacted by the Americans during this time to assimilate the Filipinos through education, sports, and infrastructure projects. However, it notes that this colonial rule also led to racism against Filipinos and the development of a colonial mentality among some Filipinos who saw Americans as liberators when in reality they were oppressors.

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    Panahon ng Amerikano

    Filipino vs. Filipino

    1898 -1902 (resilience, filipino American war)

    Social Engineering (Social Policy0 1902-1916

    1916-1941 (Phil. Politics) Democracy (Commonwealth Government) (Japanese Invasion)

    1941-1945 (Imperial Japan)

    Manifest Destiny (destined by God) William McKinley (North American Continent) Democracy and
    making the colonized land will be civilized

    - Justification on the pacific island to slowly penetrate the Asian market (China)

    White Man’s Burden (Rudyard Kipiling)

    - Little brown brothers


    - Used for economic expansion

    Benevolent Assimilation

    - Self-sacrificing
    - They said that the invasion will not benefit them

    AMERICAN= FRIENDS

    Campaign of Pacification

    Filipino-American War (1899-1902)

    Simeon Ola, Macario Sakay, Muslim, Sta. Iglesia Movement (Katipunan)

    Civilize em with a Krag

    The Battle of Bud Dajo in 1906

    - 800 to 1000 (only 6 survived) women and children

    1902- Aguinaldo was captive in Palanan

    Treaty of Paris

    Amnesty International

    Usage of Sports (baseball, basketball)

    Racism (americans)

    Public School Education System (accessible to everyone, Thomasites)

    Colonialism

    English as the Lingua Franca


    Colonial Mentality

    - Utang na loob from the Americans


    - Products from the US screams status
    - We see Americans as liberators but the truth is they are oppressors
    - The wrong way of projecting the Revolutionaries (macario sakay, revolution in the katagalogan)
    - Independence from the Colonizers
    - St. Louis World Exposition (1904) savagery

    Colonial Landscaping

    Daniel Burnham

    Quezon City and Baguio

    Brigandage Act- mga Pilipinong sumuko sa mga amerikano dahil sumuko na si Aguinaldo. Nabugyan sila
    ng posisyon sa military at humuhuli sa kapwa Pilipino

    Political Tutelage

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