the philippines became an american territory on december 10, 1898.
the philippines became an american territory on december 10, 1898.
when did the philippines become an american territory?
december 10 , 1898
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the african slaves arrives to nicaraguan coast during the british commercial and political domain of the nicaraguan coast (1524-1821), many of which were exported by the british themselves (except the creoles). in 1860 great britain and the united states sign a treaty, because international negotiations between the two countries developed. so, from 1894, england, abandons gradually the caribbean coast, delivering in 1905, the territory to american companies, occupying the latter will last until 1930. after british withdrawal, on the caribbean coast, it remains for 44 years as an autonomous region of nicaragua, having its own laws and regulations until 1894, when president josé santos zelaya said the reintegration of moskitia to nicaragua, developing monopolies for mestizos in the area and to u.s. interests, as well as replacing the name of the mosquito coast by the department of zelaya. beyond this, the government encouraged a massive immigration of nicaraguan mestizos, especially those engaged in military affairs, commercial, speculative and entrepreneurs. immigrants and nicaraguan government officials evicted from their lands to the indigenous amerindians and afro-descendants living in them and imposed heavy fines on the natives of the coast. in addition, the government abolished the laws of the region and built the nicaraguan government institutions and structures, forming schools, police, government etc. this imposition of that such institutions were built, was made through the use of force. the most important result was the prohibition of education in english and their own languages, only languages spoken by the population - indigenous population, garifuna and afro descendants- of this nicaraguan area. it caused an abandonment of schools and colleges of the coast for generations. anyway, the nicaraguan coast always remained economically dominated by american companies until the 1930s when u.s. companies were gradually replaced by capital of somoza family and its allies until 1979 with the triumph of the sandinista revolution. in 1987, the caribbean coast achieved autonomy from nicaragua. the government, fearing the loss of the territory, divided it into two autonomous regions now known as the south caribbean coast autonomous region and north caribbean coast autonomous region, but internal conflicts remain
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