Answer:
The explosion of the U.S.S. Maine in 1898 was reported by the newspapers with the exaggerated and assumed claim that the Spanish had done it. Though there was no proof of it and an inquiry hadn't found the real reason, the assumption in the press allowed for the spread of the rumor among the people and also helped sell more papers.
Explanation:
Yellow journalism is the form of reporting that makes exaggerated claims and did not give much real news with the facts involved. Rather, the report will make claims and arguments that are not backed, and help spread false news catching the reader's attention and profits and gains.
The 1898 explosion of the U.S.S. Maine was one event that is an example of yellow journalism because the news reports such as the New York Journal made it a huge issue by plastering its front page with the headline "Spanish Treachery". Considering the simmering situation between the US and Spain at that time, any at of violence will be seen as a catalyst by the other and would be used as the one tipping point to start a war. So, these false accusations, even before an inquiry can be done about the explosion, led the people to believe the Spanish army did it and thus, helped spread the false rumor and also sell more papers. In reality, the explosion was believed to be from a submerged mine.
Answer:
D. the "iron triangle"
Explanation:
The process in which policy is creating through the combined efforts of interest groups, a state agency, and a legislative committee is called <u>the ''iron triangle"</u>
The iron triangle is a beneficial relationship between the government, legislative committee and special interest lobby groups.
Well, I am one, so 1/4 one, so that is a pro!
<span>Jim in this case would be satisfying Maslow's theory of Self-actualization,which is defined as one having the desire to see and develop his full potential. Self-actualization could also be considered a self inventory, or self assessment. A good technique for self- improvement.</span>
Answer:
Passage with highlighting group, passage without highlighting group
Explanation:
A researcher randomly assigns participants to read a passage in a book with or without highlighting in the passage. Differences in comprehension are compared between groups. The <u>passage with highlighting group</u> is the experimental group and the <u>passage without highlighting group</u> is the control group in this example.
The group that is subject to the treatment is the experimental group, while the group that is not subject to the treatment is the control group.
