Question

unit 3: becoming a world power- part 2
the spanish-american war
link to text: the spanish-american war
introduction
the \yellow kid\- famous cartoon character

• appeared in the ny world and the ny journal
• define yellow journalism-

is a name for the clickbaits stories.

• a favorite subject was-
• impacts of these stories included:

Explanation:

To answer these questions about the Spanish - American War and yellow journalism:

1. For the "Appeared in" blanks: The "Yellow Kid" cartoon character appeared in New York World (sometimes written as "THE NY WORLD" in the hand - written part) and New York Journal (or "THE NY JOURNAL" as in the hand - written text). These were two major newspapers associated with yellow journalism.

1. Define yellow journalism: Yellow journalism is a type of journalism that uses sensationalized, exaggerated, or even false stories to attract readers, increase circulation, and influence public opinion. It often focuses on crime, scandal, and war - related stories in a very dramatic way.

1. A favorite subject was: A favorite subject of yellow journalism was the events leading up to and during the Spanish - American War. They would sensationalize stories about Spanish rule in Cuba, the sinking of the USS Maine, etc., to stir up public sentiment for war.

1. Impacts of these stories included: The impacts of yellow journalism stories included influencing public opinion to support the Spanish - American War, increasing newspaper circulation for the publications that used this style, and shaping the way the public perceived international events (especially related to Spain and its colonies).

Answer:

• Appeared in: New York World and New York Journal
• Define yellow journalism: Journalism that uses sensationalized, exaggerated, or false stories to attract readers, increase circulation, and influence public opinion.
• A favorite subject was: Events related to the Spanish - American War (e.g., Spanish rule in Cuba, USS Maine sinking)
• Impacts of these stories included: Influenced public opinion to support the Spanish - American War, increased newspaper circulation, shaped public perception of international events.