Spain's harsh rule refers to the oppressive and abusive control exerted by the Spanish government over Cuba during the late 1800s. This rule involved strict censorship, forced labor, and brutal suppression of any dissent.
Cuban Revolution: The Cuban Revolution was a rebellion against Spain's harsh rule that began in 1868 and lasted until 1878. It aimed to achieve independence for Cuba from Spanish control.
Jose Marti: Jose Marti was a Cuban poet, journalist, and political activist who played a key role in raising awareness about Spain's harsh rule over Cuba. He advocated for Cuban independence through his writings and speeches.
Yellow Journalism: Yellow journalism refers to sensationalized news reporting that exaggerates or fabricates stories to attract readership. During this time period, yellow journalism played a significant role in exposing the atrocities of Spain's harsh rule in Cuba.
Who was primarily responsible for calling American public's attention to Spain's harsh rule over Cuba, triggering outrage that led to U.S involvement in the war?
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