What is one effect of "yellow journalism" seen leading up to the Spanish-American War (1898) ?
a) More Americans were informed about current events than ever before
b) Americans believed the USS Maine's explosion was an accident
c) Public support for a declaration of war with Spain grew
d) American foreign policy focused on acquiring colonies.
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