The Philippines: A Different Path
Exploring the transition of the Philippines from US commonwealth to an independent republic in 1946.
Key Questions
- 1How did the American approach to decolonisation differ from the European approach?
- 2What challenges did the early Philippine Republic face after WWII?
- 3To what extent did the US maintain influence after 1946?
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