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Technology helped the construction of the Panama Canal and the Empire Building happen faster. Technology also reduced the need for extra labor during construction.
Suez Canal *Cheating on your E2020 class :-)
The U.S. helped to start a revolution in Panama in order to get land for a canal.
He helped James Brindley and Francis Egerton build the bridgewater canal.
Ming rulers repair and expaned the Grand Canal so that rice and other goods could again be shipped fromsouthern to northern China.
yes the Yangdi built the Grand Canal and i was his most ambitious project
the grand canal was united during the Sui Dynasty. the second person named Yangdi united them to make the north and south feel like one.
it was built in 1869 exact date dont know ask someone else. Why did the Chinese built the Grand Canal? 2. In Brief, the ...
Taizong gave land to farmers and brought peace and order to the countryside. Yangdi focused on building the great wall and the grand canal but took more money from farmers so they revolted.
Technology helped the construction of the Panama Canal and the Empire Building happen faster. Technology also reduced the need for extra labor during construction.
They are both in China. *** The Grand Canal built by Emperor Yang Jian and his son Emperor Sui Yangdi. ***
Wendi of Sui founded Sui Dynasty while Yangdi of Sui ended Sui Dynasty. Nevertheless, Wendi had also made some great achievements such as the Great Canal, but that's exactly what destroyed his governance -- Overexploiting resources, as well as corruption.
The Zhou Dynasty started the construction.Then,Yangdi of the Sui Dynasty expanded the Grand Canal.During the Yuan dynasty,some waterways were added.
Most canals were built after the Roman Empire split, for example the Suez Canal, the Panama Canal, and the Erie Canal.
The significance of the Erie Canal is that it helped settle the Midwest.
The Erie Canal was famous because it was a big impact on the Empire State. It made New York City and New York state grow. It also helped many immigrants go from New York City to the Midwest.
Yangdi built the first Grand Canal, a waterway for shipping grain and other products. It extended almost 1,200 miles (1,930 kilometers), from Hangzhou to Luoyang to near Beijing.