C. Island hopping
Explanation:
General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz employed a strategy of “triphibious” warfare to advance through the Pacific. This strategy involved combing air, land, and sea forces to navigate the challenging geography and distances. Overtime, this strategy came to be known as Island Hopping.
Historically, people have been loyal to their ancestral traditions, native lands, defined territories, and existing power-holders. But new trends that were emerging in human society (e.g. Enlightenment movements, Industrial Revolution) at the end of the eighteenth century began to drive people to nationalism.
Answer:
supreme power or authority.
Explanation:
It is the power over oneself.
Manilamen showed reason and logic through the following examples.
1) They hid in marshlands to avoid capture. They build their houses on stilts.
2) They formed a colony of fishermen who lived and worked in the swamps and bayous.
3) They developed a successful method of drying shrimps in the sun on raised platforms. Dried shrimps were exported to other countries.
Manilamen is the term used to refer to Filipino deserters from the Spanish ships at Saint Malo in the bayous of Louisiana, near the city of New Orleans and settled there. They jumped ship to escape Spanish brutalities. They spoke in Spanish and a Malay dialect. They lived together without the world knowing about their swamp existence. They became the roots of Filipinos in America.