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Mind Map by dottydiva96, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by dottydiva96
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Model states:
Philippines 1900 - 1945
- Requirements of
a model state
- Democratic
- Didn't
have
- Didn't
have
- Freedom
of speech
- Didn't have
- Didn't have
- Pro-capitalist,
anti-communist
- Pro-America,
anti-USSR
- Good economy
- Didn't
have
- Didn't
have
- Equal rights
- No real resistance
- Didn't
have -
The
Huks
- Didn't
have -
The
Huks
- Democratic
- Rule:
- 1900 – US rule
- 1935 – Independence
- 1939-45 – Japanese rule
- 1945 – ‘Independence’ (controlled
by America as much as possible)
- 1900 – US rule
- Roxas was
leader
- Supported by America
because he wasn't communist
- Supported by America
because he wasn't communist
- Freedom and
democracy
- Shining example
of capitalist
prosperity and
democracy
- Had election
(won by Roxas
who was
controlled by
America)
- Gained
independence
in 1946
- Truman used
Filipino
independence to
ensure US
dominance in
Pacific and
strengthen DPS
- Denied
Roxas
rehabilitation
funds and
instead set
up bases
- Knew Roxas
would win
elections
- Huks hated America
and Roxas as they
worked with Japan
- Shining example
of capitalist
prosperity and
democracy
- Prosperous Filipino economy
- US wanted to reinstate
'open door' free trade
policy. Gave $620 million
to rid poverty so
capitalism was favoured
- Became a market for US goods
and a source of raw materials
for US military operations
- Extremely rich
and extremely
poor so lots of
opposition
- 1946: Bell Trade
Act Filipino
companies had
to sell at higher
prices than US
- US wanted to reinstate
'open door' free trade
policy. Gave $620 million
to rid poverty so
capitalism was favoured
- Market for US goods
- US manufacturers
paid cheap labour
and made products
more cheaply than
in US
- Supported US capitalism and consumerism
- 1946: Bell Trade Act Filipino
companies had to sell at
higher prices than US
- US manufacturers
paid cheap labour
and made products
more cheaply than
in US
- Strong political ally in
the defence of SE Asia
- Politically yes
as Roxas was
pro-America
- No as Roxas didn't have
public support - the Huks did
- Politically yes
as Roxas was
pro-America
- Source of raw
materials for
US military
operations
- Army camps with US
soldiers used to
defeat Huks
- Army camps with US
soldiers used to
defeat Huks
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