Annexation of the Philippines

America's control of the Philippines

Today, you will learn about how the United States gained control of the Philippines until 1946 and why Filipinos felt betrayed by the USA.

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American Expansion and Imperialism

Turn to page 10 in your workbook.

You will complete this page as you work your way through this Quizizz. On the next slide, you will be taken to an article on the USA and the Philippines in today's Schoology folder.

Click here to access the article in your Schoology folder.

Use the information in the article above to complete guided, bulleted notes on WB page 10. Then complete the activities in the rest of the Quizizz to show your knowledge on what you read and what we've been learning about US Imperialism.

Reorder

Reorder the following events that took place between the USA and Philippines in Chronological order.

• When the US Naval fleet arrived in Manilla, the Spanish fleet was burning, sunk, or sinking by 11AM.

• Filipinos issued the Philippine Declaration of Independence, formed a national government, and designed a national flag.

• In a treaty negotiated after the surrender, the United States “bought” and annexed the Philippines from Spain for $20 million.

• Filipinos felt betrayed and fought off better-trained and better-armed U.S. troops. 

• When the revolt was finally put down, the Americans set up a nonmilitary government to “prepare Filipinos for independence.” In 1946, the Philippines finally gained full independence from the United States.

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Draw

Draw two comparison images representing the USA's relationship with the Philippines during and after the Spanish-American War.