Spanish Rule
Yellow Journalism
Manila Bay
Rough Riders
Treaty of Paris
USS Maine and De Lome Letter
100

A Cuban nationalist who is considered a Cuban national hero

Jose Marti

100

This was a writing style that took news events and exaggerated them.

Yellow Journalism

100

This US Naval commander led the American fleet to the victory at the battle of Manila Bay.

George Dewey

100

A group of Western cowboys officially known as the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry was called what?

Rough Riders

100

a congressional declaration stating that the United States would not annex Cuba after helping the Cuban people gain independence from Spain

Teller Amendment

100

This letter criticized an American President by calling him weak and concerned only with gaining the favor of the crowd

De Lôme Letter

200

Jose Marti's role was getting freedom for Cuba from THIS country

Spain

200

The term "yellow journalism" started from a rivalry between these two popular newspapers of the era.

Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst

200

The Battle of Manila Bay took place in this body of water near the main Philippine Island

Manila Bay

200

Leader of the Rough Riders

Theodore Roosevelt

200

Treaty that officially ended the Spanish-American War

Treaty of Paris

200

The De Lome letter criticized this president

William McKinley

300

The General that the Spanish government sent to defeat Cuban rebels. This general also introduced terror methods: executions, mass exiles (deportations), and the destruction of farms and crops. 

Valeriano Weyler

300

Starting in 1895, Pulitzer printed a comic strip featuring a boy in a yellow nightshirt, titled what?

Yellow Kid

300

This U.S assistant secretary of the Navy played a key role in preparing the fleet and selecting George Dewey for command.

Theodore Roosevelt

300

General who ordered an attack on the village of El Caney

General William Shafter

300

When a country is controlled and protected by another country.

A protectorate

300

A massive explosion of unknown origin at the time sank this battleship

USS Maine

400

The policy where Weyler (Spanish General) ordered all countryside residents and their farm animals to gather in various areas and towns occupied by his troops within eight days - (the first recorded and recognized use of concentration camps)

Reconcentration Policy

400

The original term that was then shortened to "Yellow Journalism."

Yellow kid journalism

400

The Spanish fleet was defeated in just 2 hours due to this major disadvantage compared to the US fleet.

Old warships

400

An African American solider group

Buffalo Soldiers

400

The amendment that gave the U.S. the right to intervene in Cuban issues and to build a military base in Cuba.

Platt Amendment

400

Much of Congress and a majority of the American thought this other country was responsible

Spain

500

The Spanish also employed the use of these types of camps in the Philippines shortly after, again resulting in many deaths.

Concentration camps

500

This attention-grabbing technique was used in the media’s coverage of what war?

Spanish American war

500

This American warship, commanded by captain Gridley, fired the first shots at the battle of Manila Bay

USS Olympia

500

The date the Spanish surrendered the city—and Cuba—to the Americans.

 July 17

500

An American military base in Cuba

Guantanamo Bay

500

The Cuban rebellion and continued losses to American investment, led to the outbreak of this war 

Spanish American War