Question

While Cuba was in rebellion, Americans were angered by a letter from the Spanish minister to the United States that accused McKinley of being what?

A. weak
B. corrupt
C. too strong on foreign affairs
D. an imperialist

Answer 1

The Spanish minister accused McKinley of being weak in a letter to the United States.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Spanish minister accused McKinley of being weak in a letter to the United States. In the letter, McKinley was labeled as "a bidder for the admiration of the crowd" and "a would-be politician". This accusation caused outrage in the American public, leading to increased tensions between the United States and Spain.