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The United States withdrew from the Aswan Dam project in Egypt due to political tensions with Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser, his growing ties to the Soviet Union, and Egypt recognizing Communist China. The US considered these actions as contrary to its Cold War interests, leading to the withdrawal of financial support for the project.
Initially, the United States agreed to loan Egypt money to build the Aswan High Dam, but then withdrew their offer for unknown reasons. In order to build the dam, both people and artifacts had to be moved. Over 90,000 Nubians had to be relocated.
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Because of Somoza's response to the Sandinista rebels
Aswan.
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No, but it is the highest arch dam in the US. It was also the biggest dam back in 1935 when it was built. The tallest dam is Rogun in Tajikistan. The largest dam is Three Gorges in China.
Hoover Dam
Hydro power is used all over the world since the Industrial revolution in England through to the current major project in China with it'd Three Gorges Dam and hydro electricity generation. The are thousands of installation with the Aswan Dam in Egypt, the Hoover Dam in the US and the Snowy Mountain Scheme in Australia being prime examples of many installations. The technology is incredibly well proven and reliable.
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Stockbridge Dam, opened in 1690 in Scituate, MA
1970s