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    THEPHILIPPINES

    UNDER

    AMERICANTUTELAGE

    Presentors:

    Kevin Joshua Alonzo

    Joy Mupupuni

    Alex Ralph Nieva

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    What is Tutelage?What is Tutelage?

    } Tutelagean act of being guarded orprotected;

    state of being under a guardian orinstructor

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    Under Military GovernmentUnder Military Government

    }August 14, 1898- the surrender of Manila

    } The Philippines was governed by theAmerican President as Commander-in-

    Chief

    } The power was exercised by Americanmilitary governor

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    MajorMajor GeneralGeneralWesley MerrittWesley Merritt

    The 1st

    CommandingOfficer of theAmerican forces inthe Philippines

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    MajorMajor GeneralGeneralElwellElwell OtisOtis

    The 2nd CommandingOfficer of the Americanforces in the Philippines

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    Major GeneralArthurMacArthur3rd Commanding Officerof the American forces inthe Philippines

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    First Philippine CommissionFirst Philippine Commission

    } January 20, 1899- the 1st commission wasappointed

    } To investigate conditions on the islandsand to give recommendations

    }Also, to help relieve the tension betweenthe Americans and Filipinos

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    TheThe SchurmanSchurman CommissionCommission

    MembersMembers

    page 141page 141

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    } January 30, 1900- they issued to PresidentMckinley a report with recommendations

    Recommendations:

    page 141

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    SecondSecond Philippine CommissionPhilippine Commission

    }March 16, 1900- the second Philippinecommission was appointed

    } It was tasked to establish a civilgovernment in the country and to train

    Filipinos in self-government

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    Judge WilliamJudge WilliamHoward TaftHoward Taft

    The head of the 2nd

    commission in thePhilippines

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    The Members of the TaftThe Members of the TaftCommissionCommission

    page 141page 141

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    } June 3, 19000- the commission started itswork with the 1st law

    }August, 1902- the commission legislatedmore than 400 laws dealing with the

    organizations of the government

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    Some of the Provisionspage 142

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    Establishment of AmericanEstablishment of AmericanCivil GovernmentCivil Government

    }March 2, 1901- Spooner Amendment wasestablished

    } Spooner Amendment- authorizing thepresident to precede establishment ofcivil government in the Philippines.

    } July 4,1901- William H. Taft was declaredfirst civil governor of the Philippines

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    Filipinos response to William Taftsleadership:

    He is a good leader. He did his best topromote the welfare of the Filipinos through

    the policies for the Filipinos.

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    Philippine Bill of 1902

    } July 1,1902- the enactment of thePhilippine Bill 1902

    } This the next step for the institutionalizationof civil government in the Philippines

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    Period of SuppressedNationalism

    } This is the period wherein the Americancivil government suppressed the spirit ofFilipino nationalism

    } The Americans knew about the rise of

    nationalism in every heart of the Filipinos

    and they had done everything just to stopthem.

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    List of Notable Newspapers

    Newspapers

    } El Nuevo Dia

    } El Renacimento

    } El Grito de Pueblo

    Editors

    } Sergio Osmea

    } Rafael Palma

    } Pascual Poblete

    } The New Day

    } TheRenaissance

    }

    TheC

    ry ofPeople

    Translation

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    List of Plays

    Play Titles

    } Walang Sugat

    } Malaya

    } Tanikalang Ginto

    } Kahapon, Ngayon atBukas

    Playwrights

    } Severino Reyes

    } Tomas Remigio

    } Juan Abad

    } Aurelio Tolentino

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    } Sedition Law- this was passed by thePhilippine Commission that declaredtreasonable the advocacy ofindependence during the entire period ofthe Filipino-American war.

    } Flag Law- the law that prohibited thepublic display of the Philippine flag.

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    Emergence of Political Parties

    } Federal Party

    -the first political party in thePhilippines

    -the founded by group of pro-American Filipino on December 1900

    -Partido Progresista orProgressiveparty was the new name

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    Trinidad H. Pardode Tavera

    The head and co-founder of the Federalparty

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    Partido Independista Immediata+ Union Nacionalista

    = Partido Nacionalista

    The merging of the two parties. For them to have abetter chance of winning against Partido Progresista.

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    Mr. Henry Ide

    Proposed the ban ofpolitical partiesadvocating separationfrom the United States

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    Thank You for listening!Thank You for listening!

    Hoping you all learnedHoping you all learned

    something!something!

    A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a

    man perfected without trials. Lucius Annaeus Seneca