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Panama Canal

Why build the canal? Reduce travel time Have a “two ocean” navy Power and prestige ($$)

Early Construction The French tried to build it but failed because of disease and lack of funds The U.S. negotiated a treaty with Columbia (who controlled Panama) to buy the canal area, but Columbia rejected the treaty

Panama’s Independence Panama declared their independence from Columbia in 1903 and the U.S. prevented Columbia from stopping the rebellion Panama gave the canal area to the U.S. T. Roosevelt called for the construction to begin immediately in 1904 U.S. finished the canal and it open in 1914

TR at the controls of a steam-shovel at the Panama Canal