Which statement describes the role played by the U. S. journalists during the Spanish-American war?

The yellow press had a strong influence on American society.

Explanation:

The American-Spanish war was largely fueled by the tabloids in the United States. Media reports about the inhumane treatment of Cubans by Cranians left a strong impression on American society and the government. America was a young democratic nation at the time, a rising power, so the public felt it was unacceptable for such terrible things to happen in the neighborhood. The relevance of these inscriptions is debatable, but they certainly caused a state of anger among the American people towards the Spaniards, so that in those circumstances a war was started.

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