Colony Project

Honelako gehiago

Chanel

by Simran Basra

Latin America

by Jonathan Cervantes

Nuclear Energy

by Alice Henningsen

Bushfire Impacts Australia

by Vidal Sanchez Vidal Sanchez

Sang Won Chung

Yudi Atsumi

Paleothic 700,000BCE~8000BCE

Why it became a colony:

Telegraph line through America and Philippine

Military Base

World War 2

Pacific War against Japan

Part of War Plan Orange against Japan

Financial Support

Economic Pros

Stations of American Ships

1898~Present

Annexation June 21st, 1898

Proto-

Coat of arms of Liberia

The sun replresents the birth of a nation

The plow and the shovel represent the dignity of labor and hard work

The ship symbolizes the ships which brought the freed slaves from the United States to Liberia

1821~1847

Independence July 26 1847

Why it was a colony?

For Slaves

Slave Shipping

Jeulmun 8000BCE~1500BCE

Positive Affect on Philippine

Improve Hygiene

Improve Economy

New Land Policy

At least 24 hectares of land allowed to be owned by Filipinos

free trade

More jobs and business

Population Increase

More workers

Better transportation and communication systems

Improve Education

Treaty of Paris

Sugar Industry

Cheap labor and cheap goods made and exported

Base in Asia

Cheap Manufacture

Cheap Products

Other Commodities

Cheap Labor

Tension Between Philippine and America

Philippine American War

1898~1946

Independence July 4th, 1946

Mumun 1500BCE~300BCE

1898~ Present

Coat of Arms

Hawaiian Annexation 8/12/1898

Key People:

The First Governor

Sanford B. Dole

President William McKinley

Why did it become a colony?

Sugar Cane Plantation

Power/ Territory at Pacific Ocean

Military Territories/ Bases

Pearl Harbor

Rivalry with Spain/ Europe

Spanish American War

Concerned about Hawaii being part of Europe

Economic Advantage

Currently: Tourism

Pre-History of Korea