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History of Panama Bandera, AQUILINA SANJUR RUBIO - Coggle Diagram

- - - - This stage coincides with the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors.
    - - Man continues his evolution its evolution to tuber agriculture, which is now.
    - - Man lived as a nomad and depended on the fruits he could gather from wild plants, fishing, shells and mammals he could hunt.
    - - Associated with common bean crops and probably avocado.
- - - - The idea of an amphictyonic congress was inspired to Bolivar by the historical example of the ancient Greeks, who used to hold assemblies with the participation of the cities to discuss general matters of interest to all. The amphictyony ensured solutions that had strong support and contributed to concord among the peoples and to the stability of their institutions.
  - - - The Americans, for their part, in the name of neutrality and free transit, took advantage of the situation to intervene militarily according to their interests. In 1885, revolutionary troops seized Colón and in the battle against government forces, when the revolutionaries withdrew, the city was set on fire. According to the version of the Government and the North American forces of occupation, the fire was consciously caused by the revolutionaries whose leader Pedro Prestán took this measure as a reprisal. Prestán, who was black, was taken prisoner and hanged along with two of his companions, after a court martial, at a time when the Constitution of Río Negro, which strictly prohibited the death penalty, was still in force.
  - - - The Thousand Days War and the previous and subsequent events, however, strengthened the self-determination and the constitution of the Republic of Panama, in the midst of the affirmation of the national sentiment, and, in spite of everything, mediatized by the imperialist interests in its consolidation phase. Victoriano Lorenzo was shot in the afternoon of May 15, 1903 in the Plaza de Armas of Chiriqui (today Plaza de Francia).
- - - - The Panama Canal Treaties
      - The 1904 Constitution
      - Formation of the Provisional Government
      - Demilitarization of the Republic
      - Separation of Panama from Colombia
      - The Panama Canal Inauguration
  - - - The Provisional Government Junta, composed of José Agustín Arango, Tomás Arias and Federico Boyd, governed between November 4, 1903 and February 20, 1904, when Manuel Amador Guerrero assumed the presidency of the Republic.
      - During this time six Ministries were created, namely: Government, which was occupied by Eusebio A. Morales, Foreign Affairs by Francisco V. de la Espriella; Justice in charge of Carlos A. Mendoza; War and Navy for which Nicanor De Obarrio was appointed; Treasury headed by Manuel E. Amador, and Public Instruction in charge of Nicolás Victoria Jaén. Among the most outstanding administrative works of the Board is the creation of the Province of Bocas del Toro.