One of the reasons that many americans were supportive of the spanish-american war is that they had been exposed to pro-war sentiments in newspapers that often exaggerated the severity of the situation that existed in cuba. william randolph hearst and joseph pulitzer were two newspaper owners who tried to increase the circulation of their newspapers by publishing sensational stories. which term best describes this type of journalism

The idea of manifest destiny simply stated it was america's destiny to expand from the atlantic ocean to the pacific. the word "destiny" implies an idea that it was within our rights as a nation to expand. in a paragraph of 125+ words, explain what could be wrong with that idea.

Which of the following was a typical tactic of nativists in the late 1900?

Are first amendment rights guaranteed in every situation? a. yes, because protecting civil liberties was one of the most important values to the founders of this country b. no, because sometimes the government limits individual freedoms for the benefit of the public as a whole. c. no, because people have to earn their first amendment rights by behaving in a responsible way. d. yes, because the first amendment is part of the constitution, which is the basis for all law and government.