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Pre-Columbian Panama and its Historical Development: From Antiquity to the…
Pre-Columbian Panama and its Historical Development: From Antiquity to the 20th Century
The Spanish Conquest
Christopher Columbus seeks a route to the Far East.
Arrival in Panamanian lands during the fourth voyage.
First Spanish colonizers, such as Rodrigo de Bastidas.
The Colonial Era
Colonial laws and laws of Burgos regarding treatment of the indigenous population.
Encomienda system and distribution of indigenous people.
Incorporation of Panama into Gran Colombia and creation of the Federal State.
The Departamental Era
Establishment of the Department of Health for the Panama Canal.
Disagreements over viewpoints on health and hospitals.
The Hay-Bunau Varilla Treaty grants the U.S. authority over health orders.
Pre-Columbian Panama
The Isthmus as a passage and bridge for various cultures from the North, South, and the Caribbean.
Settlement of the Isthmus between 11,000 and 10,000 B.C.
Four stages of Panama's Prehistory.
Challenges and Projects
Rebellion of the Cuna indigenous people in San Blas.
Creation of the Agrarian Board and agricultural colonies for agricultural development.
Establishment of the Worker and Farmer Fund for public works and employment.
The Republican Era
Separation from Colombia and the emergence of the Republic of Panama.
First government and creation of the Province of Bocas del Toro.
Canal Treaty and the presence of Philippe Bunau Varilla.
Panama in the 20th Century
Independent Panama with a population of approximately 300,000 inhabitants.
Modernization plan: communication, transportation, education, and health.
Construction of the Chiriquí Railroad and development of postal and telegraph services.
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