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The 16 pages that link to Emilio Aguinaldo, each with the reason it gives.

• Philippine RevolutionRelated: His leadership and return from exile shaped the revolt’s final phase.

• Spanish colonization of the PhilippinesRelated: His leadership carried the independence struggle from the revolution against Spain into a new republic.

• PhilippinesRelated: His government declared independence and fought U.S. rule.

• Philippine–American WarBroader topic: As commander and president, he directed the Filipino government and forces early in the war.

• Treaty of Paris (1898)Related: He rejected the treaty’s transfer of the Philippines and led resistance to U.S. rule.

• Andrés BonifacioCompared with: Their struggle over revolutionary authority culminated in Bonifacio’s trial and execution.

• KatipunanRelated: His factional victory over Bonifacio changed leadership of the revolution.

• Filipino nationalismRelated: His government asserted Filipino sovereignty during the transition from Spanish to American rule.

• First Philippine RepublicRelated: As president, he led the republic’s executive and military response.

• Apolinario MabiniRelated: Aguinaldo appointed Mabini to lead his cabinet and relied on his political counsel.

• Manuel L. QuezonRelated: Aguinaldo’s earlier independence movement shaped the political world in which Quezon rose.

• American colonial period in the PhilippinesRelated: His government resisted U.S. annexation after fighting alongside American forces against Spain.

• Antonio LunaRelated: As president, he appointed Luna chief of the army and later approved his removal from command.

• George DeweyRelated: His forces fought Spain in the Philippines as Dewey’s squadron approached Manila.

• History of the PhilippinesRelated: His leadership linked the revolution against Spain to the republic's conflict with the United States.

• Lupang HinirangRelated: He commissioned Felipe to compose music for the independence ceremony.