The correct answer is no. Before Magellan arrived in the Philippines, visitors, traders, and colonizers as the Malayo-Polynesians arrived at the country and over the next 2000 years, they spread across the Philippines.
The Philippines were claimed for Spain in 1521 by Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese explorer sailing for Spain, who named the islands in honor to King Philip II of Spain.
The Spanish American war<span> for the first time put the </span>U.S.<span> overtly into the imperial game and gave </span>us<span> our first overseas possessions. ... The possession of Puerto Rico and the Philippines certainly </span>did<span> not dramatically improve the </span>U.S. economy<span>. It may even in direct terms have come at some cost to or </span>economy<span>.</span>
Answer:
Phillip Sheridan
Explanation:
Philip Sheridan was chosen as a cavalry commander under Ulysses S Grant and was later promoted to union general after laying waste to Shenandoah Valley
The answer would most likely be B.<span />
Answer:
the first amendment
Explanation:
right of citzens to peacefully protest against thier goverment
