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taking lands and resources of another country by force

imperialism 

100

Some journalists would write sensational or shocking headlines that were not necessarily factual.

Yellow Journalism

100

Which event happened between the USS Maine mysteriously sinking and the first battle of the Spanish-American War?

McKinley signs a Joint Resolution.

100

The USS _____ was a second-class battleship that sank in Cuba.

Maine

200

a country's position to stay out of international affairs

isolationism

200

The publisher of the New York Journal

William Randolph Hearst

200

What happened right before the Treaty of Paris was drafted in December of 1898?

The Spanish forces Cuba to surrender.

200

The Treaty of _______, signed December 10, 1898, ended the Spanish-American War.

Paris

300

the 1st cavalry which fought several important battles in the Spanish-American War

Rough Riders

300

The publisher of the New York World newspaper

Joseph Pulitzer

300

Who led a group of soldiers called the “Rough Riders” in the war in Cuba.

Teddy Roosevelt

300

What year did the USS Maine mysteriously sink in Cuba's Havana Harbor?

1898

400

journalism that focused on grabbing readers' attention and selling papers over factual reporting

yellow journalism

400

Served as the 25th U.S. president

William McKinnley

400

What did they call reporters who wrote sensational headlines and stories to sell newspapers?

Yellow Journalists

400

Looking at all the articles in this week, what are the all the reasons given for the sinking of the USS Maine?


a fire near the weapons hold, the ship hit a mine, the Spanish shot the USS Maine


500

issued by President Monroe, it states the United States opposed further expansion into Latin America

Monroe Doctrine

500

This Cuban Governor General forced cubans to move into camps.

General Weyler

500

The 9th and 10th Cavalries were also known as the _____ ______.

Buffalo Soldiers

500

What were General Weyler’s policies regarding Cubans, and what were the results of these policies?


General Weyler relocated Cubans to camps. The move was poorly planned, resulting in shortages of food and supplies. As a result, many Cubans got sick or didn’t have enough food. Some died.