Question

#10. style of journalism that sensationalized its articles to sell more newspapers. this was a contributing factor to the u.s. joining the spanish-american war.

tenement housing

muckraking

bull moose party

korematsu v. united states

bolshevik revolution

selective service act

lusitania

yellow journalism

moral diplomacy

dollar diplomacy

Explanation:

Yellow journalism is a style of journalism that uses sensationalism, exaggeration, and often false or misleading information to attract readers and increase newspaper sales. During the lead - up to the Spanish - American War, yellow journalists played up events (such as the sinking of the USS Maine) to stir up public sentiment in favor of war. Muckraking is investigative journalism that exposes social ills. Tenement housing is related to urban living conditions. The Bull Moose Party is a political party. Korematsu v. United States is a Supreme Court case. The Bolshevik Revolution is a Russian event. The Selective Service Act is related to military conscription. The Lusitania is a ship. Moral and Dollar Diplomacy are foreign policy concepts.

Answer:

Yellow journalism