Ralph Ellison, born on March 1, 1914 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, studied music before moving to New York City and working as a writer. He published his bestselling, acclaimed first novel Invisible Man in 1952; it would be seen as a seminal work on marginalization from an African-American protagonist's perspective. Ellison's unfinished novel Juneteenth was published posthumously in 1999.
Pulitzer and Hearst published stories that exaggerated the mistreatment of Cubans by the Spanish, which bred public animosity toward Spain in the years leading up to the Spanish American War. The 1898 sinking of the US battleship Maine is often cited as the “peak” of yellow journalism.
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radical republicans
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the radical republicans a fraction of American politicians the republican party of the USA around 1854
The Meiji government wanted to make Eastern Russia a Japanese colony
