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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 661. The 1st Period of the American Era of Philippine History: The Coming of Americans The Philippine Revolution subsided with the Pact of Biak-na-Bato Which paved way for the exile of Emilio Aguinaldo While abroad, Aguinaldo met with American officials And they both agreed to continue against Spain their reprisals When war broke out between Spain & the United States of America The American forces in Hongkong sailed to Manila And there in the Battle of Manila Bay American fleet defeated Spanish forces in a single day Then Aguinaldo made his way back to his country And led the Filipinos towards their victory In June 12, 1898, he proclaimed the Philippines a nation independent And inaugurated the Malolos Republic with him as president But soon, American forces relentlessly arrived The Americans & the Spaniards secretly connived In Manila, a battle between them was fought as a pretentious display In the Treaty of Paris, Spain sold the Philippines to the USA This is the 1st Period of American Era – The Coming of Americans The Spaniards made their exit, the Americans their entrance Farewell, Spain, your colonization is over God was turning the Philippines over to a new colonizer. -05/20/2019 *Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
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