Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines in 1521, though early Filipinos said others had come before him. While hailed as the first European to reach the Philippines, Magellan did not complete his circumnavigation due to his death in the Battle of Mactan.
An incident at the intersection of Sociego and Silencio Streets in Manila in 1899 led to the Filipino-American War. It began when Private William Grayson fatally shot Lieutenant Anastacio Felix, a Filipino, and eventually reached the San Juan Bridge.
Both Spain and the United States established public school systems in the Philippines. Spain did so through the 1863 Educational Decree Act, creating separate boys
Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines in 1521, though early Filipinos said others had come before him. While hailed as the first European to reach the Philippines, Magellan did not complete his circumnavigation due to his death in the Battle of Mactan.
An incident at the intersection of Sociego and Silencio Streets in Manila in 1899 led to the Filipino-American War. It began when Private William Grayson fatally shot Lieutenant Anastacio Felix, a Filipino, and eventually reached the San Juan Bridge.
Both Spain and the United States established public school systems in the Philippines. Spain did so through the 1863 Educational Decree Act, creating separate boys
Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines in 1521, though early Filipinos said others had come before him. While hailed as the first European to reach the Philippines, Magellan did not complete his circumnavigation due to his death in the Battle of Mactan.
An incident at the intersection of Sociego and Silencio Streets in Manila in 1899 led to the Filipino-American War. It began when Private William Grayson fatally shot Lieutenant Anastacio Felix, a Filipino, and eventually reached the San Juan Bridge.
Both Spain and the United States established public school systems in the Philippines. Spain did so through the 1863 Educational Decree Act, creating separate boys
Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines in 1521, though early Filipinos said others had come before him. While hailed as the first European to reach the Philippines, Magellan did not complete his circumnavigation due to his death in the Battle of Mactan.
An incident at the intersection of Sociego and Silencio Streets in Manila in 1899 led to the Filipino-American War. It began when Private William Grayson fatally shot Lieutenant Anastacio Felix, a Filipino, and eventually reached the San Juan Bridge.
Both Spain and the United States established public school systems in the Philippines. Spain did so through the 1863 Educational Decree Act, creating separate boys
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First Case: Magellan’s First Case
A. Magellan arrived and set foot on March 16, 1521, but the early Filipinos said that there were “others like him” who’ve been in the country before. He took an unknown route, now known as the Pacific, because the Indian route was under Portugal. B. Ferdinand Magellan was a European navigator who was hailed as the “first man to reach the Philippines.” He didn’t complete his circumnavigation due to his death at Mactan.
Testimony A Testimony B
Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines.
Similarities According to early Filipinos, Ferdinand Magellan was Ferdinand Magellan wasn't claimed to be the first man to Differences the first to visit the nation on come or reach the March 16, 1521. They said Philippines. that others had been there before him.
Second Case: The battle of manila
A. The incident happened at the San Juan Bridge in 1899, where Pvt. William Grayson, an Englishman, shot and killed Anastacio Felix, a Filipino lieutenant B. The incident, which led to the Filipino-American War, actually broke out from the intersection of Sociego and Silencio Streets. The initial bout eventually reached San Juan Bridge.
Testimony A Testimony B
An incident took place on the San Juan Bridge.
Similarities This resulted in the Battle of Manila. Pvt. William Grayson was the The Filipino-American War root of the problem. He started as a result of Sociego Differences fatally shot Anastacio and Silencio Streets' Lieutenant Felix, a Filipino intersection, which lieutenant. eventually led to San Juan Bridge. Third Case: Philippine Public School
A. Spain installed various schools to educate the natives at the time due to the Educational Decree Act of 1863, creating separate public schools for boys and girls. Manuel Luis Quezon attested this. B. The Philippine Public School system was introduced by the American military, with its teachers imported from the US riding aboard USS Thomas.
Testimony A Testimony B
Both created the Philippines' public education system.
Similarities Spain established a school The US Military sent US system due to the teachers onboard the USS Differences Educational Decree Act of Thomas to establish the 1863. With Manuel Luis Philippine Public School Quezon's approval, there are System. separate public schools for boys and girls.
