The Philippine-American War became known for:

the lack of violence in the conflict

being the first American defeat in a foreign war

the absence of civilian casualties

the contributions of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Rough Riders”

its brutality and the atrocities committed by both sides

Question

The Philippine-American War became known for:
 
the lack of violence in the conflict 

 
being the first American defeat in a foreign war 

 
the absence of civilian casualties 

 
the contributions of Theodore Roosevelt’s “Rough Riders” 

 
its brutality and the atrocities committed by both sides

anonymous · Answer

@Nurali

ashleyisakitty · Answer

I think it'd be D). 

The war was brutal on both sides. U.S. forces at times burned villages, implemented civilian reconcentration policies, and employed torture on suspected guerrillas, while Filipino fighters also tortured captured soldiers and terrorized civilians who cooperated with American forces. Many civilians died during the conflict as a result of the fighting, cholera and malaria epidemics, and food shortages caused by several agricultural catastrophes.