History Of The Philippines 1898 1946 (disambiguation)

• History of the Philippines (1898–1946)

  Also: The American period — the common Philippine-textbook name, The American colonial period, The Insular period — from the Insular Government of 1901/1902–1935

  The History of the Philippines (1898–1946) is the umbrella survey of the American era — the forty-eight years that run from the revolution of 1898…

• History of the Philippines (1765–1898)

  Also: The late Spanish period, The last century of Spanish rule, The post-occupation Spanish era

  The History of the Philippines (1765–1898) is this wiki's umbrella survey of the last stretch of Spanish rule — from the restoration of Spanish authority…

• May Day in the Philippines

  Also: Labor Day — the statutory and common styling, Araw ng Manggagawa — the Filipino styling of record, Araw ng Paggawa — the alternative Filipino styling

  May Day in the Philippines — officially Labor Day, Filipino Araw ng Manggagawa, also styled Araw ng Paggawa — is the annual May 1 observance…

• History of the Philippines (1935–1946)

  Also: Commonwealth of the Philippines (1935–1946) period — the plain-form alias of the survey's first half, Commonwealth era, The prewar Commonwealth and the Japanese occupation — the period's two conventional subdivisions

  The History of the Philippines (1935–1946) is the period survey covering the Commonwealth of the Philippines and the Japanese occupation — the eleven-year transition between…

• History of the Philippines

  The history of the Philippines is the chronological record of the archipelago and its peoples, spanning the precolonial barangay societies and Islamic sultanates, over three…

• Third Republic of the Philippines

  Also: Third Philippine Republic, Postwar Republic of the Philippines, Republic of the Philippines (1946–1972)

  The Third Republic of the Philippines is the designation for the republican government established when the United States recognized Philippine independence on July 4, 1946…

• Commonwealth of the Philippines

  Also: Philippine Commonwealth — the common English styling of the 1935–1946 government, Komonwelt ng Pilipinas — the Filipino form of the name, The Commonwealth — the standard short form in Philippine historical writing

  The Commonwealth of the Philippines was the ten-year transitional government that administered the Philippines from its inauguration on November 15, 1935 until the recognition of…

• Philippines

  Also: Philippine language, Filipino language, Republic of the Philippines (official name)

  The Philippines, officially the Republic of the Philippines, is an archipelagic country in Southeast Asia consisting of about 7,641 islands with a total land area…

• Treaty of Paris (1898)

  Also: Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain — formal title, Paris Peace Treaty of 1898, Spanish–American War peace treaty

  The Treaty of Paris (1898), formally the Treaty of Peace between the United States and Spain, was the agreement signed at Paris on December 10,…

• Raw Land Philippines

  Also: Vacant land, Lot only (Filipino real estate term), Undeveloped land

  Raw land (also called raw lot, vacant land, or lot only) in Philippine real estate refers to a parcel of land without significant improvements (no…

• Carlos Palanca v. Republic

  Also: Palanca v. Republic — the short citation form, Carlos Palanca vs. Republic of the Philippines — the LawPhil caption styling, The Palanca citizenship case

  Carlos Palanca v. Republic (G.R. No. L-301, decided April 7, 1948, Supreme Court En Banc, Padilla, J.) is the Philippine citizenship case of Carlos Palanca…

• Dominador Gomez

  Also: Dr. Dominador Gomez — the physician styling of the UODF presidency, José María Dominador Vicente Gregorio Gómez de Jesús — the birth name carried by the linked-data record, Ramiro Franco — the La Solidaridad pen name

  Dominador Gomez — born José María Dominador Vicente Gregorio Gómez de Jesús on November 4, 1866, in Intramuros, Manila; died May 14, 1930, in Manila…

• Hermenegildo Cruz

  Also: The UOD's first secretary — the founding-congress styling of February 2, 1902, The COF's first president — the May 1, 1913 styling, Director Cruz of the Bureau of Labor — the 1922–1935 bureau-era styling

  Hermenegildo Cruz (December 31, 1880, Binondo, Manila – March 21, 1943, Manila) was a Filipino printer-turned-organizer, labor federation president, and civil servant whose career spans…

• Unión Obrera Democrática

  Also: Union Obrera Democratica Filipina, UOD, UODF — the federation's styling after September 1902 under Dominador Gomez

  The Unión Obrera Democrática (UOD) was the first labor federation of the Philippines — "the first-ever modern trade union federation in the history of the…

• Paul V. McNutt

  Also: Paul McNutt

  Paul Vories McNutt (July 19, 1891 – March 24, 1955) was an American politician and diplomat whose career ran from the governorship of Indiana to…

• Insular Government of the Philippine Islands

  Also: Insular Government, Philippine Islands under American rule, Civil government of the Philippine Islands

  The Insular Government of the Philippine Islands was the executive-led territorial government of the Philippines under United States sovereignty from 1901 until 1935, exercising authority…

• Delfina Herbosa de Natividad

  Delfina Herbosa de Natividad (December 20, 1879 – March 10, 1900) was a Filipina revolutionary and seamstress, remembered as the third of the three women…

• Panay Railways

  Also: Panay Railways, Inc. (PRI), Panay Railway Company, Philippine Railway Company (American-era corporate parent)

  Panay Railways, Inc. (PRI) is the government-owned and controlled corporation that historically operated the island of Panay's only railway — a 117-kilometer, single-track, 3-foot-6-inch (1,067…

• Andrés Soriano

  Andrés Soriano (February 8, 1898 – December 30, 1964) was a Filipino-Spanish industrialist who built San Miguel Brewery from a Manila beer concern into the…

• Sulu Archipelago

  Also: Basulta

  The Sulu Archipelago is a chain of islands in the southwestern Philippines — centered near 6°N 121°E — that stretches from the tip of the…

• Alejandro Roces

  Also: Anding Roces (familiar name), Alejandro R. Roces Sr.

  Alejandro Roces (1924–2007) was a Filipino writer, journalist, and educator who was named National Artist of the Philippines for Literature in 2006. A master of…

• Tayabas Province

  Also: Province of Tayabas, Provincia de Tayabas, Kalilayan Province

  Tayabas Province (Spanish: Provincia de Tayabas) was the historical Philippine province of southeastern Luzon — the Spanish-era and American-era predecessor of the modern Province of…

• Marcela Agoncillo

  Also: Doña Marcela, Marcela Mariño de Agoncillo, Marcela Coronel Mariño

  Marcela Agoncillo (born Marcela Coronel Mariño; June 24, 1859 – May 30, 1946), honored as the Mother of the Philippine Flag, was the Filipina seamstress…

• Bureau of Public Works

  Also: BPW, Insular Bureau of Public Works, Bureau of Public Works of the Philippine Islands

  The Bureau of Public Works was the infrastructure agency of the American colonial Insular Government of the Philippine Islands — created by Section 13 of…

• Wood–Forbes Mission

  Also: Wood-Forbes Mission — the hyphenated styling, Wood–Forbes Commission — the designation carried in the Forbes record, Wood–Forbes fact-finding commission — Britannica's descriptive styling

  The Wood–Forbes Mission (March 1921 – October 1921) was the fact-finding commission sent to the Philippine Islands by the newly elected U.S. president Warren G.…

• Thomasites

  Also: Thomasite teachers — the descriptive styling, The American teachers — the usage in Philippine school histories of the era, The Thomas contingent — the literal shipboard unit from which the blanket name spread

  The Thomasites were the American teachers sent to the Philippines at the start of the American colonial period — named, as a blanket term for…

• Benevolent Assimilation

  Also: McKinley's proclamation of December 21, 1898 — the documentary designation, The Benevolent Assimilation Proclamation — the capitalized styling in Philippine textbooks, The assimilation proclamation — the occasional short form

  Benevolent Assimilation is the name given to President William McKinley's proclamation of December 21, 1898 on the government of the Philippines — the memorandum to…

• Corregidor Island

  Also: Corregidor, The Rock — the wartime and memorial-era nickname carried in the island's own record, Fort Mills — the fortification name of the American harbor-defense era, from 1908

  Corregidor Island — "The Rock" — is the tadpole-shaped fortress island at the entrance of Manila Bay, about 48 kilometers west of Manila, dividing the…

• Pensionado Act

  Also: Act No. 854 — the statute number of the Philippine Commission, The Pensionado Law — the styling this wiki's Tomás Mapúa entry uses for the 1903 authority, The pensionado program — the program the Act founded, often named for the law itself

  The Pensionado Act (Act No. 854 of the Philippine Commission, enacted August 26, 1903 — formally "An Act providing for the education of Filipino students…

• Manuel Quezon

  Also: Manuel L Quezon, Manuel L. Quezon — the standard styled form, and the title of his page in the standard account, Manuel Luis Quezon y Molina — full Hispanic styling

  Manuel Quezon (Manuel Luis Quezon y Molina; born August 19, 1878, Baler, district of El Príncipe, then part of Nueva Écija — today Baler, Aurora;…

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