On one hand, some people thought that the United States was out to "conquer" other countries to prove its superiority over "inferior" races. On the other hand, those (including President Mckinley himself) who were for annexation believed that the Filipinos weren't capable of self government so the United States must step in before other countries like Germany did. The Imperialists ended up winning the debate because they used aggressive extension of authority such as sending the military to the Philippines to secure the territory.
The answer is incomplete unless it mentions that Spain "owned" the island nation.
As part of the treaty that ended the Spanish-American War, one imperialist nation, Spain, ceded the Philippines to another one, the US. This was the a possession a world away from the US and now a problem for the US. Commonsense would have ignored this island group as part of the treat with Spain. It's distance and its native Spanish-Filipino culture was too "distant" in many ways. A bad move, indeed.
They didn't even try to win loyalty and support in the Philippines. The Japanese forces subjected the Philippine population to tremendous death, destruction, brutality and misery.
The Greeks felt a tremendous pride in their culture after the 460BC because they had performed well in the Persian war.
The industrial industry underwent a tremendous expansion in the thirty years after the Civil War. The Industrial expansion of the US occurred from 1860 to 1897.
the importance of the intolerable acts was that it was a tremendous change for the colonists and for what they did,they had to pay for it.
he was tremendous because he helped
Charles Darwin unleashed a tremendous controversy which continues to this day, concerning his theory of evolution, which biologists have found to be very useful, but which many people consider to be contrary to biblical truth.
They didn't even try to win loyalty and support in the Philippines. The Japanese forces subjected the Philippine population to tremendous death, destruction, brutality and misery.
Annexation would ultimately open up markets for Canadian goods. You should realize that the population ratio was around 10:1, thus doing such would generate tremendous revenue. The US market also favored Canadian products such as timber, gold, and other minerals. These were found extensively in British Columbia. However, annexation wholly favored the self-interests of the Victorian businessmen, hence they supported it.
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Tremendous is an adjective.
The firefighters made a tremendous effort to stop the fire from spreading.Defrauding a competition is a tremendous blow to the honest participants.With a tremendous force, the moon collided with the planet and shattered into smithereens.
Tremendous means fantastic, powerful, or wonderful. Here are some sentences.He made a tremendous effort and lifted the heavy weight.That is a tremendous donation!She is a tremendous actress.He had a tremendous appetite during dinner today."You did a tremendous job on your U.S. World History essay!""That is a tremendous cookie! It ways 100 pounds!"Treamendous means either really impressive/good or really big.
My teacher gave me a tremendous amount of homework.It took me a tremendous amount of time to finish my homework.Hope you enjoy! ;)
Tremendous is stressed on the second syllable.
The suffix for tremendous is -OUS at the end of the word! :)
The noun form of the adjective 'tremendous' is tremendousness.