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Teddy Roosevelt wanted to build a canal. He sent a gunboat called the "Nashville" to stop Colombia from retaking Panama.

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The US was proactive and probably more then a little bit insistent on that course of action.

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Wrested control of the isthmus from Venezuela

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The U.S. encouraged Panama to revolt from Colombia and quickly recognized the new government when they did. They also paid Colombia a large sum of money as compensation.

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How did the us play a major role in latin America?

the building of the panama canal played a huge role in South America because the us traded help with the people of panama in gaining indapendance from Chile in order to build and controle the canal.


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Where did the us help start a revolution on order to get land for a canal?

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A big role. The US Army Corps of Engineers built the canal itself.


Where did the US help start a revolution in order to get land for a canal?

The U.S. helped to start a revolution in Panama in order to get land for a canal.


Where did the US help to start a revolution in order to get land for a canal?

The U.S. helped to start a revolution in Panama in order to get land for a canal.


What was teddy Roosevelt's role in the Panamanian Revolution?

Theodore Roosevelt was a Lieutenant Colonel, Executive Officer, of the 1st Us Volunteer Cavalry, AKA "The Rough Riders". He later became Colonel commanding the unit. For his heroic action in the Battle for San Juan Hill, he received the Medal of Honor.


What was the name of the US warship that was sent to support Panama in its revolution for independence?

USS Nashville was the ship sent in 1903.


What Role did the US play in Panamanian Independence?

US President Theodore Roosevelt desired to have a canal dug to quicken the travelling time from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans. A treaty between USA and Columbia was signed on Jan 22 1903, but Columbia rejected it. Panama declared independence from Columbia (with US support) on Nov 3; Panama recognized on November 6th, and treaty to build the Panama canal signed on November 19, 1903.


Why the Russian Revolution was the final breaking point to get the US into the war?

The Russian Revolution did not play a large part in the US government's decision to enter the War. The sinking of the Lusitannia, the Zimmerman Telegraph, unrestricted submarine warfare and propaganda played a much larger role in the decision.


What was the effect of the revolution in Panama in 1903?

The nation of Panama was created in 1903 because Roosevelt sent the U.S navy to support a revolution on the isthmus. This allowed Panama to become independent of Colombia and the US to get the land to build the Panama Canal.