The Spanish-American War

Who was José Martí? Choose the best answer.

• A famous American journalist known for sensationalism

• A Cuban revolutionary leader and poet

• A U.S. military commander during the Spanish-American War

• The first president of the Philippines

William Randolph Hearst is best known for:

• His role in the U.S. Senate

• His influence in the development of the Yellow Press

• His presidency during the Spanish-American War

• His leadership of the Rough Riders

The term "Yellow Press" refers to:

• A type of newspaper that focuses on serious journalism

• Publications that sensationalized news to attract readers

• A government-sponsored media outlet

• A literary movement in the 19th century

Jingoism is best defined as:

• A policy of non-intervention in foreign affairs

• An extreme form of patriotism that favors aggressive foreign policy

• A movement advocating for peace and diplomacy

• A cultural exchange program between nations

George Dewey is known for:

• Leading the Rough Riders in Cuba

• Commanding the U.S. Navy during the Battle of Manila Bay

• Writing influential articles in the Yellow Press

• Negotiating the Treaty of Paris

Emilio Aguinaldo was significant because:

• He was the first governor of the Philippines

• He led Filipino forces against Spanish and American rule

• He was a prominent journalist in the U.S.

• He was a U.S. military general during the Spanish-American War

The Rough Riders were:

• A group of American soldiers known for their cavalry charges

• A team of journalists covering the Spanish-American War

The Treaty of Paris (1898) resulted in:

• The independence of Cuba from Spain

• The U.S. acquisition of territories such as Puerto Rico and Guam

• The end of World War I

• The establishment of the United Nations

An insurrection is best described as:

• A peaceful protest against government policies

• A rebellion against an established authority

• A formal agreement between nations

• A military strategy used in warfare

Guerilla warfare involves:

• Traditional battles between large armies

• Small, mobile groups of combatants using surprise attacks

• Naval battles fought on the open sea

• Diplomatic negotiations to resolve conflicts