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When did the annual observance of Philippine's Independence Day become official?
When did the annual observance of Philippine's Independence Day become official?
- July 4, 1946
- June 12, 1898
- August 4, 1964 (correct)
- June 12, 1946
When was the Philippines declared independent from Spanish colonization?
When was the Philippines declared independent from Spanish colonization?
- June 12, 1898 (correct)
- 1899
- July 4, 1946
- August 4, 1964
What happened after the Philippines declared independence in 1898?
What happened after the Philippines declared independence in 1898?
- The Philippines started a revolt against the United States (correct)
- Spain recognized the declaration
- The United States recognized the declaration
- The Philippines achieved national sovereignty
Which color in the Philippine flag represents patriotism and valor?
Which color in the Philippine flag represents patriotism and valor?
What do the three stars on the Philippine flag symbolize?
What do the three stars on the Philippine flag symbolize?
What does the sun with eight rays in the center of the Philippine flag represent?
What does the sun with eight rays in the center of the Philippine flag represent?
What is the significance of the colors used in the Philippine flag, and how do they represent the country's values?
What is the significance of the colors used in the Philippine flag, and how do they represent the country's values?
Explain the meaning behind the sun with eight rays at the center of the Philippine flag.
Explain the meaning behind the sun with eight rays at the center of the Philippine flag.
What is the significance of the three stars on the Philippine flag, and what do they represent?
What is the significance of the three stars on the Philippine flag, and what do they represent?
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Study Notes
Philippine Independence Day
- The annual observance of Philippine Independence Day became official in 1962.
- The Philippines was declared independent from Spanish colonization on June 12, 1898.
Post-Independence Developments
- Following the declaration of independence in 1898, the Philippines faced conflict with the United States, resulting in the Philippine-American War.
- The Treaty of Paris in 1898 resulted in the U.S. acquiring the Philippines from Spain, despite the declaration of independence.
Philippine Flag Colors and Symbols
- Blue in the flag represents peace, truth, and justice; red symbolizes patriotism and valor.
- The three stars on the flag symbolize the three main geographical regions: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- The sun with eight rays represents the first eight provinces that revolted against Spanish rule: Manila, Cavite, Batangas, Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac, and Laguna.
Interpretation of Flag Elements
- The sun's eight rays signify the struggle and efforts of these provinces in fighting for freedom.
- The significance of colors in the Philippine flag reflects national values: blue for peace and justice, red for courage and sacrifice.
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