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The U.S. occupation or American colonization of the Philippines began after the Spanish-American War in 1898, when the Philippines were transferred from Spanish to American control. The U.S. promised eventual independence, but instead established a colonial government and exploited Philippine resources. The American occupation sparked the Philippine-American war, also known as the Philippine Insurrection, which were brutally suppressed by U.S. military forces. The U.S. continued to hold the Philippines as a colony for decades and established a commonwealth government up until 1946, with the occupation ending only after World War II. The legacy of the U.S. occupation is a contentious issue in Philippine history, with ongoing debates about its impact on Philippine culture, society, and politics. Need a voiceover for your project? Check out my website: 🌐 Follow me on my socials: ✔️ Tiktok: @jonastayaban_vo ✔️ Instagram: ✔️ Facebook: Clips: Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo - TBA Studios Our Last Men in the Philippines Heneral Luna - TBA Studios Rough Riders 1997 Series The Philippine Commonwealth - British Pathe Lupang Hinirang - GMA Music: Fire from the Sky - Gunpowder - Giant - Cold Cinema Bergen - Cold Cinema Waiting for the Storm - Infraction Reykjavik - Infraction All music, images, and clips used in this video belong to their respective owners. No copyright infringement intended.
