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the canal was built to make trade easier and shorter and much safer because the tide under south America is very treacherous
Yes, the Panama Canal was a big trade route for many goods. The US exports and imports lots of goods with countries like China, India, Europe and others. The Panama Canal also makes the transportation between countries quicker and safer.
This shorter, safer, and faster route to the Western US helped it to become more integrated with the world economy.
The Panama Canal is a man made canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Approximately 50 miles long, it stretches across the Isthmus of Panama. The idea of the project derived from King Charles of Spain, when he suggested to cut a piece of land from Panama to speed up trading and to make it safer. However, wars in Europe hindered the project. The French began to make a canal in 1881 (Ferdinand deLesseps) but it was abandoned 8 years later due to deLessep's struggles. The Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty was signed, giving Panama independence, hence the opportunity to build a canal. With 80,000 workers employed, it was finally opened in August of 1914. It cost $320 million and 30,000 lives, but it was VERY successful and is still in use today. Answered by Alessandra (please visit my site, raoallie.com and alessandrarao.com)
because they wanted to make a better trading rout and a safer rout
Because that way US boats can get through to the Caribbean or Pacific ocean without going around the entire continent of Africa. For more information search "Panama Canal" on wikipedia.com
They do abolish their armies. They believe it is safer that way. Weird. Didn't you know that?
Panama is safer than some other Latin American countries but still has a high threat warning for Americans officials. Panama City has a higher crime rate than other cities.
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Statistics show that planes are a safer mode of transportation due to regulation, testing, and materials. They also have many experienced and trained pilots and workers.
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Groups advocated safer working conditions for factory workers.