Panama Canal

The Panama Canal is about 82 km (51 mi) long.
The Panama Canal is roughly 48 miles long. In kilometers, this rounds to 77.1 kilometers. It is a very long canal that connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
The Panama Canal is considered one of the engineering wonders of the world. Just 50 miles (80 kilometers) long, this shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans allows more than 14,000 vessels ferrying nearly 280 million tons of trade goods between the Eastern and Western nations to pass each year.

new machines and technologies were invented

yes the Yangdi built the Grand Canal and i was his most ambitious project

The causes of the Panama Canal are location, commerce, and the human drive to overcome obstacles.

The effects of the Panama Canal are efficiency in international commerce and (finally), revenue for Panama.

heres a good site to find out how much they got paid depending on age and gender

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/IRwages.htm

just remember that the "s" stands for shillings and the "d" stands for pence. heres a good site to find out how much they got paid depending on age and gender

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/IRwages.htm

just remember that the "s" stands for shillings and the "d" stands for pence.

state governments

No Denny's in the Republic of Panama.

Panama City, Florida has no Denny's either, sad to say.

rainforest

Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt

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.

The canal era occurred during the 1820-1850

"Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Panama Canal" is incorrect. Theodore Roosevelt was heavily involved with the Panama Canal and the construction of the canal was finished by the time FDR was inaugurated into office. Theodore Roosevelt was also associated with the conservation of natural resources and the Russo-Japanese War (1904 - 1905). Theodore Roosevelt aided in settling the peace between Russia and Japan and was awarded a Nobel Prize for Peace in 1906 for his successful diplomacy.

fredy geogasty was the president when the panama canal was built

sacral nerves

The Panama Canal connects the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean sea.

i wouldnd have a bloody clue

The answer is: Northwest toward the Atlantic Ocean, and Southeast toward the Pacific Ocean. Lake Gatun, at the center of the canal, is 85 feet above sea level. 53 million gallons of water flows out of the locks at either end of the lake each time a vessel passes thru them - and 14,000 vessels a year make the transit. The lake continues to grow every year....

It uses the Nile River to Connect the mediterranean Sea to Lake Victoria

when canals proved to be an unprofitable means for transportation.

Former President Theodore Roosevelt actually said "I am interested in the Panama Canal because I started it", in a speech at UC Berkeley in 1911. It has never been proved but it is widely believed that he was very much involved in the 1903 secession of the Province of Panama from Colombia, which he had always denied while President. This paved the way for the founding of the Republic of Panama as well as the Hay/Bunau-Varilla treaty that allowed the US to build the Panama Canal and acquire sovereign rights to the Canal Zone. Bunau-Varilla was a Frenchman, not a Panamanian, and he gave the USA everything they wanted at the expense of the newly fledged Republic. Whether he was in league with Roosevelt and Hay was also always denied but the swiftness of support from the US Navy to protect Panama from Colombian reprisals makes these denials suspect.

William Smith is the commonly credited answer to this question. However, a more thorough knowledge of his achievements shows that his work was limited to a few small but significant projects in the Bath area. The important fact is that he used his experience to construct the first geological maps based on the strata and fossils that he found at the base of the canals he worked on and went to visit.

"Without defeat there is no victory!"

jointly by the United States and Great Britian

India and Sri Lanka.

no not everyone liked it because they didn't want the land separated