When did Filipinos continue to resist U.S. occupation until?

Filipinos continued to resist U.S. occupation until April 1902, marking the end of major hostilities in the Philippine-American War. This resistance began shortly after the conclusion of the Spanish-American War in 1898, as many Filipinos, who had fought for independence from Spain, were disillusioned with the transfer of control to the United States. The conflict escalated into a full-scale war when the U.S. attempted to assert control over the archipelago, leading to significant guerilla warfare and violence.

In early 1902, significant battles had slowed, and Filipino leaders began surrendering, but sporadic resistance persisted beyond this point. The formal declaration ending major hostilities was made in April of that year, solidifying the timeline of Filipino resistance against U.S. occupation. This answer reflects the culmination of a prolonged and complex struggle for sovereignty that shaped the early 20th-century political landscape in the Philippines.