Question

why did emilio aguinaldo organize an insurrection against the u.s. rule in the philippines? he had always opposed american policy in the region he wanted to acquire new western territories he needed to assert his countrys loyalty toward spain he felt betrayed by the u.s. decision to occupy his country who led the rebellion in the philippines against the us? * a) john hay b) jose marti c) theodoor roosevelt d) emilio aguinaldo muckrakers were politicians conservationists suffragists journalists

Explanation:

• First question: Emilio Aguinaldo initially had hopes for Philippine independence. When the U.S. decided to occupy the Philippines (after the Spanish - American War, the U.S. acquired the Philippines from Spain through the Treaty of Paris), he felt betrayed as he expected independence. He did not oppose American policy in the region from the start (he had some cooperation initially), he had no intention of acquiring Western territories, and loyalty to Spain was not the reason as the Philippines was already in a struggle for independence from Spain before.
• Second question: Emilio Aguinaldo led the rebellion against U.S. rule in the Philippines. John Hay was a U.S. diplomat (known for the Open Door Policy). Jose Marti was a Cuban revolutionary. Theodor Roosevelt was a U.S. president.
• Third question: Muckrakers were journalists. They exposed social ills, corruption, and corporate wrongdoings in the early 20th - century U.S. Politicians are in government, conservationists focus on environmental protection, and suffragists fight for women's right to vote.

Answer:

• First question: He felt betrayed by the U.S. decision to occupy his country.
• Second question: D) Emilio Aguinaldo.
• Third question: Journalists.