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History of Relations between Panama and the United States image…

- - - - It was used to justify the construction of the Panama Canal and intervention in the country's internal politics
  - - - United States foreign policy during the presidency of William Howard Taft.
    - - It was used to finance the construction of the Panama Canal and other infrastructure projects in the country
  - - - not to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries
    - - became
        
        in one of the country's main demands in its relationship with the United States
  - - - was used to justify American intervention in Panama's independence from Colombia in 1903
  - - - a period of economic growth and territorial expansion
  - - - "coercive diplomacy"
    - - It was used to justify American intervention in Panama's independence from Colombia and in the construction of the Panama Canal
- - - - in the transportation of goods across the Isthmus of Panama by land and then by sea
  - - - between the United States and Greater Colombia (which included Panama)
    - - the construction of a highway or railway across the Isthmus of Panama to connect the Atlantic and the Pacific
  - - - between the United States and Great Britain
  - - - inaugurated in 1855,
      - It was built to meet this demand and allowed for the faster and more efficient transportation of goods and people between the Atlantic and the Pacific
  - - - a conflict between the United States and Gran Colombia
  - - - by Ferdinand de Lesseps
        
        the builder of the Suez Canal,
    - - lack of experience building in a tropical climate
      - poor financial management
      - the malaria and yellow fever epidemic
  - - - The United States build and control a canal across the Isthmus of Panama.
  - - - between the United States and Colombia
    - - The United States build the Panama Canal through Colombian territory
  - - - the dissatisfaction of Panamanians with the Colombian government
- - - - they used
        
        the Panama Canal Zone as a separate territory and administered it as if it were part of the United States
  - - - of the United States over the Canal Zone
  - - - the Boundary Commission to resolve border disputes
    - - protection of US citizens in Panama
  - - - improve commercial and economic relations between the two countries
  - - - the United States and Panama
    - - improve relations between the two countries
      - resolve some of the tensions that arose during World War II
  - - - the importance of sovereignty
      - the independence of Panama
      - established a new system of economic and military cooperation between the two countries
- - - - It was an armed conflict that took place in Colombia and Panama.
      - In Panama, the war was led by Victoriano Lorenzo
  - - - a large increase in economic activity
      - the creation of new jobs
  - - - majority workers
      - Caribbean and European immigrants
      - peasants
  - - - 1914
      - Generated
        
        an increase in economic activity
        
        the creation of new jobs
        
        tensions and conflicts