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HILIPPINES
P
AGENDA
1542 1941
Spanish claim the islands Japanese forces invade the
islands
ATION OF PHIL
NIZ IPP
LO INE
CO S
Spain established its first permanent settlement in the Philippines in
1565. Spanish colonial control of the Philippines continued until 1898,
when the United States took possession of the islands as a territory
after winning the Spanish-American War. The Philippine Revolution, a
struggle for independence from Spanish colonial rule, had been
ongoing since 1896, and news that the US would replace Spain as
colonial overlord was unwelcome to many Filipinos. The First
Philippine Republic declared independence and established a
constitutional government in 1899, which American military officials
viewed as an act of insurrection.
AN E S E F O R C E
AP
J INVADE THE ISLANDS S
On December 8, 1941, Japan launched an attack on
Commonwealth of the Philippines, ten hours after their
attack on Pearl Harbor. The Philippines at this time was
a semi-independent commonwealth government under
the colonial rule of the United States of America.
Throughout its history, the Philippines has been subject
to a number of foreign invasions. These invasions have
shaped the Filipino people's history, culture, traditions,
and beliefs.
ILIPPINE FLAG
PH
The white triangle stands for The eight sun rays symbolize the
equality; the blue stripe stands for first eight provinces in the
peace, truth, and justice; and the Philippines that revolted against
red stripe represents patriotism and Spanish colonization.
valor.
The Philippine national flag was It was first displayed in the Battle of
designed by Emilio Aguinaldo. The Alapan on May 28, 1898, after the
flag was formally unfurled during Spaniards were defeated and surrendered
the proclamation of independence to Aguinaldo.
on June 12, 1898, in Kawit, Cavite.
Jose Rizal was implicated in the JOSE RIZAL Rizal was arrested en route to
Havana, imprisoned in Barcelona,
activities of the nascent rebellion, and sent back to Manila to stand
was deported to Dapitan in the trial. He was implicated in the
province of Zamboanga, a peninsula revolution through his association
of Mindanao. There he built a with members of the Katipunan and
school, a hospital and a water was to be tried before a military
supply system, and taught and tribunal for rebellion, sedition, and
engaged in farming and conspiracy.
horticulture.
He designed the Philippine Flag. Emilio Aguinaldo was the first of the great
Filipino revolutionaries and a forerunner of
the band of Asian patriots
HONORING THE FILIPINO
MANO TRADITION
FILIPINO MANO IS A TRADITIONAL FILIPINO
GESTURE OF RESPECT AND GREETING.
It is a way of showing reverence and
gratitude to elders, parents, and people in
authority. To perform the Mano, one places
their elder's hand to their forehead as a sign
of respect and gratitude.
FILIPINO TRADITIONAL
CLOTHING
MARIA CLARA DRESS
BARONG TAGALOG
Its inexplicable shape and placement While the Taal volcano is one
on an island within a lake within an of the smallest in the world, it
island make it a unique geological is the second most active in the
phenomenon that annually captivates Philippines. In the previous 450
tens of thousands of tourists and years, at least 34 eruptions
geologists. have been documented.
ational Symbol
N s
Welcome to the Philippines
National Flower National Tree National Bird