American Soldiers Enter Battle For Manila

The video covers the role of Negritos in guerrilla warfare against Japanese forces in Luzon, the campaign across New Guinea and the Philippines, and the battle inside Manila. It highlights the surprises and preparations for soldiers, the intense fighting in Manila, and the destruction caused by enemy actions, affecting the people of Manila.

What role did the Negritos native tribesmen play in the conflict in Luzon?

• They were neutral observers.

• They supported the Japanese forces.

• They engaged in guerrilla warfare against the Japanese.

• They provided medical aid to both sides.

What was the mood among the American soldiers as they approached Manila?

• They were anxious and fearful.

• They were relaxed and enjoying refreshments.

• They were retreating from the battle.

• They were confused and disorganized.

What was the strategic action taken by Japanese engineers in Manila?

• They evacuated the city.

• They surrendered to American forces.

• They built new fortifications.

• They sabotaged warehouses with gasoline and TNT.

What was the immediate consequence of the sabotage in Manila?

• The American forces retreated.

• The city was flooded.

• The flames spread throughout the business district.

• The Japanese forces gained control.

How did the residents of Manila react to the events described?

• They joined the Japanese forces.

• They celebrated the arrival of American forces.

• They were indifferent to the conflict.

• They experienced terror due to the destruction.