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Aguinaldo main plan to defeat the americans 

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Aguinaldo main plan to defeat the americans 

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The conflict between the supporters and opponents of slavery, which began with the formation of the United States, became acute during the American Civil War. Some political compromises were made to moderate the dispute between the northern states and the slave-owning southern states, but from the late 1850s the issue of the expansion of slavery into the western states  boiled over. Disputes over economic principles and practices, cultural norms, the scope and authority of the federal government, and, most importantly, the place of slavery in American society, continued between the Northern and Southern states for more than 80 years.
It is important to carefully study and analyze Aguinaldo's main strategy to defeat the Americans because it is a complex and multifaceted subject.
In this essay I will examine the many methods and tactics that Aguinaldo and his men used in their conflict with the American imperialists.
I argue that Aguinaldo's main strategy was to fight a guerrilla war of attrition, using ambushes, ambushes, and hit-and-run strategies to wear down the opposition and cut off their supply lines.
I support this argument by looking at  historical documents and battle reports and talking about the consequences and results of this tactic.
Emilio arrived in Palanan on 1900, the last philippine general to submit to American forces during 1901. Aguinaldo was arrested in his hideout and he was pprehended in his hideout, he swore allegiance to the USA, ted through the resistance. This conflict between proponents of slavery and those who opposed it that started with the formation of the US advanced during the American War, between northern states.

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The figure of pamintuan mansion during the Philippine-American war.

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The figure of pamintuan mansion during the Philippine-American war.

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Are you familiar with the Pamintuan mansion? Did You know that General Emilio Aguinaldo once lived there during the Philippine-American War? Pamintuan Mansion has a lot of historical features. It is now a museum. Let me guide you through the Pamintuan Mansion’s history.

The Pamintuan Mansion is one of the historic building used during the Philippine- American War. It was used by the Katipunan. Additionally During the World War 2, it was also used as a home of some American forces and eventually, it was converted into a satellite office of the Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas. The Pamintuan mansion was also used as the headquarters of General Antonio Luna in 1899, serving as the seat of the Philippine Republic in May 1899. It was also used as General MacArthur’s headquarters in November 1899 and it also holds a vast collection that showcases the Filipino heritage.

The Pamintuan Mansion was built in 1890, However the Architects of the mansion was unknown. The house is modeled after the moorish architecture in Toledo,Spain. It was located at Baranggay Sto. Rosario, Miranda street, Angeles city Philippines. The mansion was build for Florentino as a wedding gift from his parents Mariano Pamintuan and Valentina Torres.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas purchased the historic Pamintuan Mansion in 1981. From 1993 to 2009, it served as a regional office. Through an agreement dated in June 17, 2010, the mansion was then given to the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. Additionally, Pamintuan Mansion is regarded as one of the largest and most exquisitely designed residences in the City of Angeles. Now a museum, the mansion displays Filipino culture and its many influences.

The Pamintuan Mansion is a historic building used during the Philippine-American War and World War 2. It was built in 1890 and is modeled after the moorish architecture in Toledo, Spain. It was bought by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in 1981 and used as a regional office from 1993-2009. In 2010, it was transferred to the National Historical Commission of the Philippines and is now a Museum that showcases Filipino culture and influences.

References:

outoftownblog
https://outoftownblog.com/visiting-pamintuan-mansion-in-angeles-city/

thehappytrip
https://thehappytrip.com/2019/08/pamintuan-mansion-a-witness-to-philippine-history/

tumblr
https://indiohistorian.tumblr.com/post/17694594316/the-pamintuan-mansion-in-angeles-city-sits

sunstar
https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/206117/tantingco-heroes-and-saints-and-the-pamintuans

wordpress
https://traveleronfoot.wordpress.com/2018/10/07/pamintuan-mansion/

thephilippinestoday
https://thephilippinestoday.com/pamintuan-mansion/

Philippinescites
https://philippinescities.com/angeles-city-pampanga/bale-matua-the-pamintuan-house/

nhcphistoricsites
https://nhcphistoricsites.blogspot.com/2011/10/pamintuan-mansion.html

thegirlwiththemujihat
https://thegirlwiththemujihat.com/pamintuan-mansion-and-angeles-change/

Photo Reference:

pressreader
https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/sunstar-pampanga/20150405/281505044730331

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-Aguinaldo's main plan to defeat the Americans

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-Aguinaldo's main plan to defeat the Americans

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It is important to carefully examine and analyze Aguinaldo's major strategy for defeating the Americans because it is a complicated and varied subject.
I shall examine the many methods and tactics used by Aguinaldo and his men in their conflict with American imperialists in this essay.
I'll contend that Aguinaldo's major strategy was to fight an attrition-based guerrilla war, using ambushes, raids, and hit-and-run strategies to wear down the opposition and cut off their supply lines.
I will back up this claim by looking at the historical documentation and reports of the fight, as well as by talking about the ramifications and results of this tactic.
Consequently, the main goal of this article is to shed light on Aguinaldo's main strategy and how it affected the Philippine-American War.

The conflict between proponents and opponents of slavery that began with the formation of the United States came to a head during the American Civil War.
A number of political compromises had been made to defuse this sectional strife between the Northern states and the slave-owning Southern states, but by the late 1850s, the problem of extending slavery to the western states had boiled over.
The debates about economic principles and practices, cultural norms, the scope and authority of the federal government, and, most significantly, the place of slavery in American society went on for more than 80 years between the Northern and Southern states.

This conflict between pro- and anti-slavery that began with the formation of the US came to a head during the American War between northern states. Emilio arrived in Palanan in 1900, the final Philippine general to submit American forces during 1901. Aguinaldo was arrested in his hideout, and he was apprehended in his hideout. He swore allegiance to the USA and fought through the resistance.

References:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.britannica.com/biography/Emilio-Aguinaldo#:~:text=Emilio%20Aguinaldo%20led%20a%20revolutionary,during%20the%20Philippine%2DAmerican%20War.&ved=2ahUKEwj82LPGkc_9AhVps1YBHaZhBOMQFnoECA4QBQ&usg=AOvVaw0HxZnVTR5_-cOwgqEDsNGb

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The Stand Of Pilipino During Battle Of Angeles

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The Stand Of Pilipino During Battle Of Angeles

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A pivotal point in Philippine history was marked by the Battle of Angeles, also known as the Siege of Angeles. The Philippine-American War, which extended from 1899 to 1902, was the time period. At Angeles, Pampanga, fighting broke out among the Filipino soldiers under General Servillano Aquino and American troops under Major General Frederick Funston.
Regardless of the overwhelming odds, the Filipinos showed amazing bravery and persistence during the battle. Despite having better training and equipment than the American forces, the Filipinos were adamant about defending their nation and freedom.
As August 9, 1899, US troops launched an assault on the town of Angeles, igniting the battle. The Filipinos used a range of weapons, including knives, spears, and makeshift rifles, in fierce warfare. Moreover, they hounded American soldiers by launching hit-and-run attacks & ambushes.
Despite everything they tried, the Filipinos were ultimately forced to retreat. Yet, they persevered, and the conflict continued for a few more days. At this time, the American troops sustained significant casualties, including the destruction of a large number of their supply wagons as well as the deaths or injuries of a number of American soldiers.
Amongst the most striking aspects of the Filipino resistance at the Battle of Angeles was their willingness to fight to the very end. Despite being outnumbered and outgunned, a few Filipino soldiers refused to surrender. Instead, they began to fight until they were either dead or ran out of ammunition.
The Battle of Angeles was a major turning point in the Philippine-American War. Despite the fact that the Americans eventually won, the Filipinos had shown they were just a force to be reckoned with. The struggle also highlighted the Filipinos' perseverance and courage in the face of adversity.
The Fight of Angeles is still regarded as a pivotal moment in Philippine history. It acts as a reminder of the Filipino people's sacrifices in defense of their homeland and democracy.

Photo reference
https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/liberation-of-philippines-cecilia-gaerlan

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Throughout its history, the United States has been involved in several engagements and conflicts, many of which have resulted in substantial losses among Americans. American troops have fought and lost their lives for their nation since the American Revolution through the War on Terror. This article will examine the deadliest conflicts in American history, as well as the amount of people that died in each.

During the American Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg was one of the bloodiest engagements in American history. The battle, which lasted from July 1 to July 3, 1863, claimed the lives of an estimated 51,000 people. There were 28,000 Confederate soldiers and 23,000 Union soldiers among them. The high death rate was caused by the ferocity of the battle as well as the deployment of new, more deadly weaponry such as rifled muskets and artillery.

Another big battle that killed many lives in America was the Vietnam War. From 1955 and 1975, an estimated 58,220 US servicemen were killed in action. The employment of guerilla tactics by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army, as well as hard terrain and severe weather, all contributed to the high mortality rate.

In recent years, the number of US deaths from the War on Terror has increased significantly. Since the terrorist events on September 11, 2001, over 7,100 US soldiers have died in the fight. The lengthy battles in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as militants' frequent use of IEDs, are to blame for the high death toll.

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Throughout American history, a substantial number of Americans have died in various battles and wars. American troops have fought and died in defense of their nation, from the Battle of Gettysburg through the War on Terror. Never forget the cost they paid or the influence they had on the trajectory of American history.