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Who was the President that passed legislation to build the Panama Canal?
Teddy Roosevelt took over the area to build the canal with no legal consent from Panama to be there.
What caused the Panama Canal?
U.S. ships were tired of taking the long way to get to a certain place so they decided to build the panama canal :)
What president acquired the right to build the panama canal?
roosevelt
Where was the Panama Canal constructed?
they had to decide to build the canal in Nicaragua or panama they chose to build it in panama .
What was president Roosevelt's role in the Panamal Canal?
He helped build and took plans for the panama canal.
Who decided to build the Panama Canal?
President Jimmy Carter, although the USA really created the nation of Panama to get the canal in the first place, so President Jimmy Carter was actually doing the right thing when he gave Panama the right to control something that was built on their land in the first place. Panama still allows the USA to have a say in how the canal is run.
Who was the president when the panama was completed?
Theadore Roosevelt. He decided to build the Panama Canal because it offered a faster route from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean across the country of Panama which would save many people a lot of time and distance.
Who was the president wen the panama canal was built?
fredy geogasty was the president when the panama canal was built
. Why did President Roosevelt send troops to support Panamanian rebels in the fight against Colombia?
He wanted to get the rights to build a canal in Panama at a lower price.
What took longer to build the Erie Canal or the Panama Canal?
The Erie Canal took 8 years. It took ten years to build the Panama Canal.
What president helped build the Panama Canal?
President Theodore Roosevelt aided in the building of the Panama Canal. Construction began in 1904 and was completed ten years later.
Who was the president responible for the panama canal?
Theodore Roosevelt was in office when he was authorized by the US Congress to purchase rights to build the Panama Canal through the passing of the Spooner Act in 1902.
