Question

question 16
the excerpt is from \montecrati manifesto,\ by josé martí and máximo gómez (1895)
\it honors and moves us to think that when a warrior for independence falls on cuban soil... he falls for the great
which describes one of josé martís contributions to florida history?
he advocated for an \open door\ policy with cuba to increase trade.
he led the
ough riders\ during the construction of the panama canal
he published yellow journalism, denouncing the values of president william mckinley
he inspired cuban communities to eventually become involved in the spanish - american war

Explanation:

José Martí was a Cuban revolutionary. He inspired Cuban communities (including those in Florida) to fight for independence, which was related to the Spanish - American War context. The "Open Door" policy was more of an American foreign policy concept (not Martí's). Teddy Roosevelt led the "Rough Riders". Yellow journalism was a media practice, and while Martí was a writer, denouncing McKinley's values is not the main contribution here. His inspiration of Cuban communities (many of whom were in Florida) to be involved in the fight (related to the Spanish - American War) is a key contribution.

Answer:

He inspired Cuban communities to eventually become involved in the Spanish - American War.