Answer:
Republic of the Philippines
Explanation:
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The Spanish-American War ended with the signing of the Treaty of Paris, on December 10, 1898. In accordance with this Treaty, Spain ceded it to the US, in addition to the custody of the island of Cuba, the island of Puerto Rico, the island of Guam and the archipelago of the Philippines.
Because the US government did not recognize the autonomy of the archipelago, the American Philippine War began. After being defeated, the Philippines became an American colony until the Second World War.
The Republic of the Philippines declared its independence on July 4, 1946.
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Immigrants showed resistance to the Americanization movement by developing Catholic schools in cities.
At the time, Catholicism was not widely accepted in the United States and the main Anglo religion was Protestant.
It was important because it supported the Hanseatic trade route in the Baltik and the canal needed to be built between major trading cities. This was one of the great examples of co operation across borders in the North Europe in the area of free trade.
By killing the whiteys, of course! HaHa!
