Question

which american objected to u.s. intervention in cuba?
a. andrew carnegie
b. william randolph hearst
c. henry cabot lodge
d. theodore roosevelt

Explanation:

To determine which American objected to U.S. intervention in Cuba, we analyze each option:

• Andrew Carnegie: He was a prominent industrialist and philanthropist who opposed U.S. intervention in Cuba, advocating for peace and diplomacy.
• William Randolph Hearst: He was a newspaper publisher who often promoted sensationalist stories that contributed to the push for intervention in Cuba (e.g., during the lead - up to the Spanish - American War).
• Henry Cabot Lodge: He was a supporter of U.S. expansion and interventionist policies.
• Theodore Roosevelt: He was a strong proponent of U.S. intervention and played an active role in the Spanish - American War (e.g., leading the Rough Riders).

Answer:

A. Andrew Carnegie