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The document discusses two important people in Philippine history, Baldomero Aguinaldo and Emilio Aguinaldo, who were leaders during the Philippine Revolution for independence. It also mentions that the US wanted control over the Philippines because it provided strategic military and economic advantages as a fueling spot in Asia and location for trading goods.
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- 1. Tyler Mocreia Block 3 10-1-12
- 2. Flag
- 4. 2 Important People • BaldomeroAguinaldo – Leader of Philippine Revolution • Emilio Aguinaldo – Independence leader of the Revolution
- 5. Map
- 6. Why? • We wanted control because it gave us a good chance to say around Asia • Great fueling spot • Trading goods