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What best describes the significance of panamal canal for panama?
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How many gates does the Panama Canal have?
the panamal canal has 46 gates
What was president Roosevelt's role in the Panamal Canal?
He helped build and took plans for the panama canal.
Where is the panamal canal?
The Panama Canal lies in the central American country of Panama. It links the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans via the Caribbean Sea through central America.
Who did the us negotiate with for panamal canal zone?
Colombia, which owned what is now the country of Panama at the time.
What was the panamal canal about?
The United States called for the Panama Canal to be built for faster delivery of goods and military supplies to be sent.
How did the finding yellow fever in Cuba affect the building of the Panamal Canal?
yellow fever was killing people. possible workers for the panama canal
What is the Panama Canal significance?
It's significance is the "TRADE" market.
A name of a canal?
Yes, by definition an artificial waterway such as the Panama or Suez canals. Some canals have a mixture of man-made and existing waterway features, such as the Saint Lawrence Seaway- note it is not called a Canal. the French term this type of Canal a (Nautostrade)- lit Nautical Road.
When was the panamal cannal built?
the brought people form all over the world to liove in panama the wst Indians first tried to built it but they failed so them the Americans tried and they succeded so that is how the panama cannal came to being
How was the panamal canal built?
The United States began their construction on the panama canal in 1904. Construction included excavating a total of 47,000,000 cubic yards of land and building a large dam with a lock system.
Who were the leaders of the Panamal Canal?
Theadore Roosevelt
Why can US Navy and the US Army ships can go through the Panamal Canal without paying and other ships have to pay?
Under the guidance of Theodore Roosevelt, the U.S. built the panama canal to help panama gain its independance from colombia. Panama owns the canal, so I'm guessing their government gives the U.S. Navy freepasses in gratitude
