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the government(passive) was composedThe philippine government during the american regime spanish period during the spanish colonization in the philippines

the government(passive) was composedThe philippine government during the spanish colonial period 0 during the spanish colonization in the philippines

2 european developmentinfluencespanish colonization in the philippines city of light essays

this historical eventledto the Philippine Revolution which resulted in the Philippines gaining independence from Spain in 1898

the three lighthouses in the island of Luzondesignedto guide the seafarers way back the Spanish colonization era of the Philippines

the lives of Filipinossetin Iloilo in the final years of Spanish colonization of the Philippines

Convoys of two to five ships left Acapulco , Mexicosettingsail for the Spanish colony of Manila in the Philippines

the Spanish Fleetresultedin the US invasion and colonization of the Philippines

GABRIELA is also named in honor of GABRIELA SILANG , the first Filipino womanto leada revolt against the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

a horse race which was later cancelled due to Battle of Manila Bayledto the end of the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

The Spanish expedition in 1565prompteda period of Spanish colonization over the Philippines

The Higantes Festival is saidto have originatedduring the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines Spanish colonial period in the Philippines

a Filipino romantic musical drama filmsetin the era of Spanish colonization in the Philippines

a 1976 Filipino romantic musical drama filmsetin the era of Spanish colonization in the Philippines

Gabriela Silang ( March 19 , 1731-Sept . 29 , 1763 ) was one of the first and most prominent Filipino womento leada revolt during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines

At least four mining companies operate in Homonhon , where Ferdinand Magellan first landed in 1521settingthe stage for Spain 's colonization of the Philippines

physical evidence regarding the degree to whichinfluencedthe Philippines prior to the Spanish conquista

buildingoriginatingduring the Philippines Spanish Colonial Period

His arrival in Cebu , Philippines in 1521would eventually leadto the Spanish colonisation of the Philippine Islands

Both these termsoriginatedfrom the Spanish influence in the Philippines

the Spanish - American War ... the workledto U.S. colonization of the Philippines

the Spanish - American Warledto U.S. colonization of the Philippines

a definitive voyage to Luzonwould ... leadto over 300 years of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines

The Filipino - American war between Filipino revolutionaries and the United States that lasted from 1899 to 1902resultedin the American colonization of the Philippines

Spanish first and final namesresultingfrom Spanish colonization of the Philippines

< p > The Filipino - American war between Filipino revolutionaries and the United States that lasted from 1899 to 1902resultedin the American colonization of the Philippines

What ... factorsledthe spanish colonization to the Philippines

factorsledthe spanish colonization to the Philippines

European developmentinfluencespanish colonization in the philippines

a traditional Filipino danceoriginatedin the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era

Ferdinand Magellandiscoveredthe Philippines for Spain

The station ... Ferdinand Magellandiscoveredthe Philippines for Spain

the cultures and religionsinfluencedthe Philippines before the Spanish arrived

the Portuguese navigatordiscoveredthe Philippines for Spain

traditionally(passive) has ... been influencedSpanish spoken in the Philippines

In 1521discoveredthe Philippines for Spain

Merienda time ( similar to England 's Afternoon teaoriginatedfrom when the Spaniard colonized the Philippines

by chief Lapu - Lapu(passive) led bynatives in the Philippines

This city ... the firstto discoverSpanish colonization

Legazpi continued the expeditions of Magellanleadingto the colonization of the Philippines

concern for expansionist attitudesto still causeconcern for expansionist attitudes

successfullyledsuccessfully

flavors(passive) influenced byflavors

flavors(passive) influenced byflavors

to loss of identity and culture including languageresultedto loss of identity and culture including language

to the outbreak of the _ _ _ _ledto the outbreak of the _ _ _ _

to the USledto the US

the areasetthe area

History Balingasag(passive) was ... discovered byHistory Balingasag

History Balingasag(passive) was ... discovered byHistory Balingasag

off the area as a permanent settlement for Chinese who had converted to Christianitysetoff the area as a permanent settlement for Chinese who had converted to Christianity

a place(passive) influenced bya place

Gold teeth(passive) were also discoveredGold teeth

to the presence of the Spanish language in the islandshad ledto the presence of the Spanish language in the islands

a lot of Filipinosinfluenceda lot of Filipinos

their cuisineinfluencedtheir cuisine

from the direction of the Pacific Ocean , which was called the Southern Sea by the Spaniardsoriginatedfrom the direction of the Pacific Ocean , which was called the Southern Sea by the Spaniards

the many dishes(passive) influenced bythe many dishes

the national discussion(passive) led bythe national discussion

The name Adobo(passive) was influenced byThe name Adobo

to usleadto us

to global coolingcontributedto global cooling

The story(passive) is setThe story

to the Treaty of Paris ( 1898ledto the Treaty of Paris ( 1898

a major rebellion(passive) led bya major rebellion

the unique Filipino culture --(passive) was ... influenced bythe unique Filipino culture --

the Mexican cultureinfluencedthe Mexican culture

to the development of the philippines ownledto the development of the philippines own

to Mexican independenceledto Mexican independence

in the Americascontributedin the Americas

in their levelresultedin their level

some changescausedsome changes

the philippine literatureinfluencedthe philippine literature

to the foundationledto the foundation

the modern celebration(passive) influenced bythe modern celebration

some changes howevercausedsome changes however

to an influx of non - white immigrants into the United Stateswould leadto an influx of non - white immigrants into the United States

to an influx of non - white immigrants into the united stateswould leadto an influx of non - white immigrants into the united states

the challenges(passive) caused bythe challenges

in the abolition of slavery in the Philippinesresultedin the abolition of slavery in the Philippines

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