One hundred years ago, United States celebrated victory in the Spanish-American War. Popular songs and headlines popularized Commodore Dewey's victories at sea and Theodore Roosevelt's ride up Kettle Hill. Although the Spanish-American War sparked unprecedented levels of patriotism and confidence, the defeat of the Spanish also raised new questions about the nation's role as a world power.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel A. Miller | Writer | ||
| Daniel B. Polin | Writer | ||
| Daniel A. Miller | Director |