Websites
Summary on the Spanish-American War from the US Library of Congress
Helpful notes put together for education purposes. Provides a brief overview of American Imperialism in different parts of the world, including Cuba, Hawaii and the Philippines
Resources put together by the United States House of Representatives, many detailed references to explore
Frontline (PBS): A Conflicted Land: Rebellions, Wars, and Insurgencies in the Phillippines
Fordham University - Edwin Wildman: A Visit to Aguinaldo, Leader of the Philippine Rebels, 1898
Chronology for the Philippine Islands and Guam in the Spanish-American War at the Library of Congress.
Databases
This journal article questions primary sources that are stripped of their original context
Some historians believe that the U.S. intended to grab Philippine territory, fueled by racism and imperialism, but others believe it was a benevolent and successful exercise in nation-building. What do you think?
This article provides a brief account of the American conquest of the Philippines and the attendant atrocities that accompanies it. It also explains how these brutal events were justified to the American public as hard but necessary acts of "Benevolent Assimilation", for the benign tutelage of the Filipino.
Video
CIA World Factbook: Choose a country from the drop-down menu and then About > History