Filipinski civili: 250.000–1.000.000 umrlo, najviše zbog gladi i bolesti;[7] uključujući 200.000 umrlih od kolere.[8][9][i]
^Iako postoje mnoge procene smrtnosti civila, pri čemu su neke čak i preko miliona, savremeni istoričari uglavnom postavljaju smrtnost na između 200.000 i 1.000.000; pogledajte „Žrtve”.
Filipinsko-američki rat,[10] koji se naziva i Filipino-američkim ratom, Filipinskim ratom, Filipinskom pobunom ili Tagaloškom pobunom[11][12] (filipinski: Digmaang Pilipino-Amerikano; španski: Guerra Filipino-Estadounidense), bio je oružani sukob između Prve Filipinske Republike i Sjedinjenih Država koji je trajao od 4. februara 1899. do 2. jula 1902.[1] Dok su filipinski nacionalisti na sukob gledali kao na nastavak borbe za nezavisnost koja je započeta 1896. godine Filipinskom revolucijom, Američka vlada je to smatrala pobunom.[13] Sukob je nastao kada se Prva Filipinska Republika usprotivila uslovima Pariskog ugovora po kojem su SAD preuzele Filipine od Španije, okončavši kratki Špansko-američki rat.[14]
Borba je izbila između snaga Sjedinjenih Država i Filipinske republike 4. februara 1899. godine, u onome što je postalo poznata kao Bitka za Manilu iz 1899. godine. Dana 2. juna 1899. godine Prva Filipinska Republika zvanično je objavila rat protiv Sjedinjenih Država.[15][16] Rat je zvanično završen 2. jula 1902. pobedom Sjedinjenih Država. Međutim, neke filipinske grupe - predvođene veteranima Katipunana, filipinskog revolucionarnog društva - nastavile su da se bore protiv američkih snaga još nekoliko godina. Među tim vođama bio je i general Makario Sakaj, veteranski član Katipunana koji je preuzeo dužnost predsedavajućeg proglašene Tagalog republike, formirane 1902. godine nakon hvatanja predsednika Emilija Aguinalda. Ostale grupe, uključujući narode Moro i Pulahan, nastavile su sa neprijateljstvima u udaljenim predelima i ostrvima, sve do svog konačnog poraza u bici kod Bud Bagsaka, 15. juna 1913. godine.[17]
Rat je rezultirao smrću najmanje 200.000 filipinskih civila, uglavnom zbog gladi i bolesti.[18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] Neke procene za ukupne civilne mrtve dostižu i milion.[26][7] Rat, a posebno američka okupacija koja je usledela, promenili su kulturu ostrva, što je dovelo do ukidanja Katoličke crkve na Filipinima kao državne religije i uvođenja engleskog na ostrva kao primarnog jezika vlasti, obrazovanja, biznisa, industrije, i u narednim decenijama, među porodicama više klase i obrazovanim pojedincima.
^Smallman-Raynor, Matthew; Cliff, Andrew D. (1998). „The Philippines insurrection and the 1902–4 cholera epidemic: Part I—Epidemiological diffusion processes in war”. Journal of Historical Geography. 24 (1): 69—89. doi:10.1006/jhge.1997.0077.
^„Philippines Background Note”. U.S. Bilateral Relations Fact Sheets: Background Notes. Washington, D.C.: United States Department of State. 2004. Приступљено 25. 12. 2016.
^In the "Instructions of the President to the Philippine CommissionАрхивирано 2009-02-27 на сајту Wayback Machine" dated April 7, 1900, PresidentWilliam McKinley reiterated the intentions of the United States Government to establish and organize governments, essentially popular in their form, in the municipal and provincial administrative divisions of the Philippine Islands. However, there was no official mention of any declaration of Philippine Independence.
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„Race-Making and Colonial Violence in the U.S. Empire: The Philippine–American War as Race War,”. Diplomatic History. 30 (2): 169—210. април 2006.CS1 одржавање: Формат датума (веза).
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The "Lodge Committee" (a.k.a. Philippine Investigating Committee) hearings and a great deal of documentation were published in three volumes (3000 pages) as S. Doc. 331, 57th Cong., 1st Session An abridged version of the oral testimony can be found in: American Imperialism and the Philippine Insurrection: Testimony Taken from Hearings on Affairs in the Philippine Islands before the Senate Committee on the Philippines—1902; edited by Henry F Graff; Publisher: Little, Brown; 1969.
Wilcox, Marrion. Harper's History of the War. Harper, New York and London 1900, reprinted 1979. [Alternate title: Harper's History of the War in the Philippines]. Also reprinted in the Philippines by Vera-Reyes.