Some hardships people building the Panama Canal faced were: - Trying to dig through jungle and mountains - Explosive diarrhea, caused by tropical diseases. - Attacking wombats (which is REALLY odd, because they don't originate from Panama) - Count Choculitis. - Hematite: the world's newest STD. - Oral Aquification: a rare, horrendous disease where the victim's teeth dissolve into an acidy liquid and drain down the backs of their throats. - Alcoholism. - Yellow fever. - malaria.
I can not see any connection of the Panama Canal to manifest destiny. The dream of manifest destiny was actualized long before anybody had any serious hope building a canal across Panama.
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By giving the Panama Canal back to Panama, the Soviets could have easily used Cuba to conquer and sieze the canal. If the Soviets had control over the canal then they could set up bombing bases in the Pacfic without any conflit of passage.
I am guessing Costa Rica and Venezuela.
Panama Canal zone and Alaska.
The United States intervened in the conflict between Colombia and Panama because an insurgency sprang up in Panama, then a part of Colombia. The United States had signed a treaty in 1846 that required it to send forces to Panama in this situation.
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no- not in any direct way. Theodore Roosevelt, on the other hand, played a big role in getting the canal built.
You can start by reading Teddy Roosevelt's autobiography, but be aware of his own personal biases. Any regular biography of Roosevelt should also contain commentary on the canal, since he was the main force in ensuring it's completion. type panama canal into Google...check out a few sights, the best of the results is panamabusinessandtravel.com
Panama is in central American, and it is where the canal is found. The Panama Canal is a very significant canal, as it allows ships direct passage between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic. This saves them trying to travel around South America, which would be a huge and dangerous journey. The Panama Canal is man-made and an incredible piece of engineering. Locks
Locks, they are needed in any canal that is not entirely level and divide it into level sections thus acting as "water elevators" for ships raising or lowering them between these sections.
None. (Well, arguably the interior of Panama itself). Any region "connected" with the US east coast via the canal was already "connected" via the Straits of Magellan. The canal did cut the sailing distance (and therefore the trip time) to the US west coast approximately in half, though.