The unwept

The unwept

by Edward Van Zile Scott

1996

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THIS BRIEF BUT IMPORTANT BOOK HAS A TWO FOLD PURPOSE. FIRST, TO SHOW THAT ALTHOUGH TEDDY ROOSEVELT AND THE ROUGH RIDERS GOT THE GLORY, AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS WERE ARGUABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT IN DEFEATING THE SPANISH, AND SECONDLY, TO SHOW THAT AS A RESULT OF THE AMERICAN VICTORY, THE UNITED STATES CHANGED FROM AN ISOLATIONIST COUNTRY TO ONE DEEPLY INVOLVED IN WORLD AFFAIRS.

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  1. 1

    How does Edward Van Zile Scott challenge the traditional, dominant historical narrative surrounding the Spanish-American War, and what emotions did this alternative perspective evoke in you as you read?

  2. 2

    The book highlights how African American soldiers played a crucial role in the military victory yet were largely uncelebrated by the mainstream press at the time; in your own life or studies, how have you seen similar historical oversights corrected, or why do you think certain narratives persist over others?

  3. 3

    Scott argues that this conflict served as the pivotal moment when the United States shifted from isolationism to global interventionism; how do you view this historical turning point, and do you believe this shift has been a net positive or negative for the nation and the world?

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