Asked by larry
What did Hearst do?
Told his reporters to exaggerate the fighting in Cuba to make it more interesting.
He supported Pulitzer in rescuing a prisoner in Cuba.
He pleaded with the US government to censor Pulitzer's newspaper.
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The first statement is correct.
- Hearst used sensational, often exaggerated reporting about the fighting in Cuba — part of “yellow journalism.” (The famous line attributed to him is “You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war.”)
- He did not support Pulitzer in rescuing a prisoner in Cuba.
- He did not plead with the U.S. government to censor Pulitzer’s newspaper.
- Hearst used sensational, often exaggerated reporting about the fighting in Cuba — part of “yellow journalism.” (The famous line attributed to him is “You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war.”)
- He did not support Pulitzer in rescuing a prisoner in Cuba.
- He did not plead with the U.S. government to censor Pulitzer’s newspaper.
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