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By: Robert Hart, Alex Dechant, Jack Westcott, Colden Fonstad, and Zach Wisted. http://www.pinoy-ofw.com/news/9989-philippines-flag-day.html

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Have you ever wondered what another countries

army is like? Well I can tell you about the

Philippines! The first will be about Philippines

training. The second thing will be about when the

U.S gave the Philippines independence. The last

thing will be about the U.S and the Philippines

relationship. Well let’s get started!

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Now we start with where the Philippines train. The

training school has been in Baguio City for one

hundred years. The Philippines training school

started on October 25,1898. On September 8th,

1926 the training school was renamed to Philippine

Constabulary Acadamy. So that’s the Philippine

training school information.

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Now I’m going to talk about the Philippines

independence. In 1901, when the Philippines lost the

war verses the U.S, then the U.S took over the

Philippines. Then years later the U.S gave them

independence. When the Philippines got their

independence the president was Ferdinand E Marcos.

Well now that that’s done so now onto the U.S and

Philippines relationship.

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Now we are onto the Philippines, U.S relationship.

After the Philippines lost the war versus the U.S the

U.S took over the Philippines. During the war all the

way to now the Philippines army is called Hukbong

Katinar ng Pilipinias. In WWII the Philippine

military was incorporated in U.S Army Forces Far

East. Now that’s it for the U.S Philippines

relationship.

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Well that’s some information about the Philippines

military. You have learned about the Philippines

training. You also learned about the Philippines

independence. Then finally you learned about the

U.S Philippines relationship. Hope you like it!

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By: Alex Dechant

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Philippine Foods

Have you ever wondered about the food in the

Philippines? Well now you can! You will read

about some dishes that are in the cuisine. Also,

you will read about some foods that the

Philippine’s use. Now onto the last paragraph.

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The Philippine culture has a lot of interesting

cuisine. Astronesian, Malay, Arab, Chinese,

Spanish, American, Asian, and Latin are also in

Philippine food. Itlog Na pula are known as (red

eggs) in American. Sinigang (meat or seafood in

a sour broth) is a stew that is very popular.

Philippine cuisine is fascinating and tasty.

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Some of the fruits and vegetables in Philippine

cuisine are Bananas, Saba, Kalamansi, Guavas,

Mangos, Papayas, Pineapples, Coconuts,

Calabasas, Gabi, Kamote, Kananggay, Kamoting,

Kahoy, Kang Kong, and Labong. All of these

foods get shipped to us from them.

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Have you wondered about how foods flavor the

dishes we eat? For example, Saba makes some

dishes taste like you’ve found your perfect day

companion. Saba is nice and sweet. Calabasas

makes dishes taste sweet also. So, Calabasas is

sweet and soft. Gabi taste like acid. So Gabi

might taste sour. Different foods make dishes

taste different.

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You have read how Philippine food has

different and exciting taste. Philippine cuisine

can be found in other cuisine throughout the

world. Maybe you would like to try some.

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By Jack Westcott

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Philippines Religion

Have you ever wonder about the Philippines

and their religion. The first paragraph will be

about the Philippines houses and clothing.

Second paragraph will be about the Philippines

languages and worship. The third paragraph

will be about the Philippines capital and islands.

The Philippines has so many islands that you

want to know about.

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Have you ever wanted to know about all the

wars in Philippines? Riding a horse day after,

day gave many knights health problems. If

getting shot did not kill someone right away the

wound would slowly poison the blood.

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These are many interesting facts about the

Philippines. Have you ever wonder how the

people live in the Philippines? In the cities

wealthy land owners live in large houses. The

Philippines had the houses surrounded by

walls. Many of the people live in the country.

The Philippines live in interesting houses.

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Have you ever wonder the clothing they wear?

Most Filipinos wear Western clothing. The

Filipinos only wear those clothing on holidays.

They wear the clothing to worship. The

Philippines wear interesting clothing.

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Have you ever wondered what the Philippines

believe in, and the languages they speak? The

Philippines most popular languages are Filipino

and English. They Philippines trading partners

are United States, Japan, European union and

south Korea. The Philippines have many trading

partners.

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By Colden Fonstad

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Philippines Sports

These are some facts about Philippine sports! Cycling is one of

their favorite sports. Inline hockey is one of the sports in the

Philippines that the U.S.A doesn’t have. The Philippines have

sports for the disabled. Philippines sports are regulated by the

Philippine Sports Commission.

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The birth of the Philippine Sports Commission was championed

in 1987. It was created through the Republic in 1990. The

primary function is to provide leadership. The primary goal of

the project was to integrate and intensify all development

programs of the athletics in the country. The Philippine Sports

Commission is the main reason why Philippines Sports are what

they are today.

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The Philippines have many Olympic sports. Ball/Cue sports

included Billards, Pool, Snooker, Bowling, and Kicking. Boxing

and Martial Arts sports included Boxing, Karate, and

Taekwondo. Outdoor sports included Caving, Cycling,

Marathon, and Golf. There is a lot more sports in the Olympics

from the Philippines but those are some of them.

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Pool is a big sport in the Philippines. One of their best pool

players is Lee Vann Corteza. Competing with Corteza is Alex

Pagulayan. They have been competing in a lot of Olympics with

pool. Pool is a nationally none in the Philippines.

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Basketball is also a big sport in the Philippines. The Philippine

Basketball Association was founded in 1975. The Philippine

Amateur Basketball Association was founded in 1983. The

Philippines Basketball Association has ten company-branded

franchised teams. Basketball is very fun to a lot of people from

the Philippines.

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By Robert Hart

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The Philippines

In the Philippines money is called “peso”. In this section you

will find topics such as. Money facts in the Philippines. Ranges

of money and what they are worth. Food in the Philippines .

Quick facts about the Philippines.

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Money in the Philippines, in the Philippines they call money

“peso”. The name of money is similar to the Mexican name

which is also “peso”. The coins range from 1-5-10-25, their

range of coins is very similar to our coins except we have a 50

cent coin and a dollar coin. Their money ranges from 1-1000

pesos.

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What money is worth in the Philippines . Just a euro is worth

60 pesos in the Philippines. But a dollar in U.S money is worth

less! The American dollar is actually only worth 44 pesos. Also

the newest series of bank notes was released in 2002.

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Food in the Philippines. In the Philippines they have food such

as batsoy and buckayo. Batsoy is very gross sounding in my

opinion, it is made of pork organs in broth. But that may

sound gross but buckayo is made of sweet coconut and has

either brown or white sugar. In the Philippines rice is a very

common dish and is a staple food.

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Quick Facts about the Philippines

The Philippines base most of their sports in the water because

they live on a long string of islands and have lots of coral

reefs. Their climate is also very warm their yearly average

temperature is 80 degrees. Most of the reefs are dying and

are losing their natural beauty, because of the over fishing

and all of the pollution.

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In the 1950’s, the Philippines

was one of the best basketball teams. They won the first Asian

Games gold medal in 1951. In 2000 PBA (Philippines Basketball

Association) celebrated its 25th anniversary. In 2001 Kobe

Bryant went to the Philippines as a player coach. Also

basketball has been in their culture for many years before

1950.