Question

Why was Hoar opposed to the Philippine-American War?
a. He wanted Spain to rule the Philippines.
b. He wanted Chinese immigrants to go there.
c. It would hurt trade with China.
d. It was brutal for the Filipinos.

Answer 1

The reason why Hoar was opposed the the Philippine-American War was because it was  brutal for the Filipinos.

What was Hoar saying about this war?

According to Hoar, the United States did not have the right that it was trying to establish over the dominion of a sovereign nation that belonged to another nation and its people. According to him, taking  a leaf from how the colonists suffered in the hands of the British, it was not  possible for a sovereign nation to be subjugated and also governed by another country

What was the Philippine-American War?

This was the war that was fought between the United States and the Phillipines following the fact that the Americans occupied the Philippines. It was fought from 1899 to 1902.

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