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The 29 pages that link to Philippine–American War, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish–American WarRelated: U.S. acquisition of the Philippines after this war led directly to Filipino resistance.

• Philippine RevolutionRelated: It followed the revolution as Filipinos resisted the new American colonial rule.

• Spanish colonization of the PhilippinesRelated: It followed Spain’s departure and showed that the end of Spanish rule did not bring immediate sovereignty.

• PhilippinesRelated: The war began after independence was declared but before U.S. colonial rule was secured.

• Treaty of Paris (1898)Related: Filipino resistance followed the treaty’s transfer of the Philippines to the United States.

• George C. MarshallRelated: Family military history framed his decision to seek an army career.

• Philippine independenceRelated: Its outcome placed the Philippines under United States control after Spain's defeat.

• William McKinleyRelated: The decision to retain the Philippines under McKinley led to this costly conflict.

• Emilio AguinaldoRelated: Aguinaldo led the republic’s resistance before his capture in 1901.

• KatipunanRelated: It continued the independence struggle after Spain’s defeat, under a new colonial power.

• Sulu SultanateRelated: The war formed part of the colonial transition that brought Sulu under American control.

• Filipino nationalismRelated: It followed the republic’s declaration of independence with a new struggle against colonial rule.

• First Philippine RepublicRelated: The war became the decisive contest between American rule and the republic’s sovereignty.

• Apolinario MabiniRelated: Mabini opposed American annexation and continued resistance after war began.

• Manuel L. QuezonRelated: Quezon served in the conflict before building a career under American rule.

• American colonial period in the PhilippinesRelated: U.S. rule began through war against the First Philippine Republic and its supporters.

• Philippine ConstabularyRelated: The war’s insurgency and disorder prompted the United States to establish a permanent police force.

• Spanish language in the PhilippinesRelated: American rule replaced Spanish with English in many governmental and educational settings.

• The White Man's BurdenRelated: The poem addressed U.S. rule in the Philippines as that conflict began.

• Graciano López JaenaRelated: It followed the revolution and exposed the unresolved question of Philippine independence.

• WaterboardingRelated: U.S. forces used a torture method called the water cure during this conflict.

• Leonard WoodRelated: Wood’s later colonial administration followed the war and its resistance to American rule.

• George DeweyRelated: Dewey’s victory enabled U.S. occupation of the Philippines, setting the stage for this conflict.

• Eddie RomeroRelated: The transition from Spanish to American rule informs the colonial history behind Romero's period films.