The Philippine-American War and Its Context
The Role of Photography
Cultural and Political Dynamics
Public Opinion and Political Outcomes
Extra
100

When did the Philippine-American War take place?

1899-1902

100

Roland Barthes referred to images of corpses as what?

Living images of the dead.

100

Who was on top of the hierarchy?

Christianized lowland groups (specifically Tagalogs)

100

Towards the end of the war did the American people support the war? Yes or No?

No.

100

The author claims that to photograph corpses also meant to keep them what?

Alive.

200

After the Spanish war what territories did the US acquire as colonies?

 Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.

200

In what war did photographers begin to take pictures of the dead?

The Civil War.

200

Was Kipling in support of America ruling over the Philippines? Yes or No?

Yes

200

How many votes did the treaty to take over the Philippines pass by?

One

200

Like the gun, the camera has been part of the technology of what?

BOOK 

 Subjugation

300

How many Filipino civilians died due to famine and disease during the Philippine-American War?  

Around 200,000 civilians.

300

 What role did ethnological photography play in classifying native populations during U.S. colonialism?  

 It categorized Indigenous groups on a “civilization” scale, from “uncivilized” to “civilized”

300

Who coined the term “White Man’s Burden?"

Rudyard Kipling

300

What was the purpose of the Benevolent Assimilation Proclamation issued by President McKinley?

To establish American rule over the Philippines, positioning it as a "civilizing mission" with military oversight.

300

Photographing the dead was a way to secure such recognition to those who what?

BOOK 

Survived the war.

400

What was the Benevolent Assimilation Proclamation?

A decree made by President Mckinley that established their rule over the Philippines.

400

Which photographers are most known for documenting the American Civil War and its aftermath?

Alexander Gardner, Timothy O'Sullivan, and Matthew Brady

400

How did the Filipino soldiers resist U.S. occupation after the Spanish war?

They used guerilla tactics, relying on local support and unconventional warfare.


400

How did the U.S. control Filipino identity during its colonial rule?


through language, the media, and organizations

400

Photography registered the circulation of?

Colonialism’s gifts.