Question

what was the response of the us to the cuban rebellion? did the government pick a side? what about the general public? yellow journalism - sensational exaggerated journalism

Explanation:

The image includes a question about U.S. responses to the Cuban rebellion (likely the late 19th-century Cuban War of Independence against Spain) and a note defining yellow journalism as "sensational, exaggerated journalism." The 1895 date aligns with the start of the Cuban rebellion, and yellow journalism (e.g., from U.S. newspapers like Hearst’s and Pulitzer’s) played a role in shaping public opinion about the conflict.

Answer:

The image contains:

1. A question asking about U.S. government and public responses to the Cuban rebellion.
2. A definition of yellow journalism as "sensational, exaggerated journalism."
3. Dates 1895 and 1897, contextualizing the late 19th-century Cuban independence movement.