A history of the Philippines : from Indios Bravos to Filipinos / Luis H. Francia.
Material type: TextNew York : The Overlook Press, @2010, 2014Description: 368 pages : illustrations, maps 21 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- DS 655 .F846 2014
Includes bibliographical references (pages 338-347) and index.
The islands before the cross, pre-1521 -- Expeditions, entrenchment, and Spanish colonial rule, 1521-1862 -- From Indio to Filipino : emergence of a nation, 1862-1898 -- Americanization and Its discontents, 1899-1946 -- The republic : perils of independence, 1946-1972 -- The republic : the strongman and the housewife, 1972-1992 -- Quo vadis, Philippines.
Traces the history of the Philippines from pre-colonial communities to the current multi-cultural society, covering the advent of Spanish-style Roman Catholicism, the 1899 Philippine-American War and World War II, conflicts that began and ended United States occupations, and other events that shaped the development of the country.
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