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Theodore Roosevelt had the ambition to build a canal through Panama to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans after the success of the Spanish-American War boosted American confidence. Construction began in 1904 after Panama agreed to let the U.S. dig the canal in exchange for money. Building the Panama Canal was an immense project that took 10 years and required dams, explosives to clear difficult areas, and modern equipment to construct the 51 mile canal. It faced many challenges like mosquitoes spreading disease, but was completed in 1914.
Panama canal
Theodore Roosevelt had the ambition to build a canal through Panama to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans after the Spanish-American War boosted American confidence. Construction began in 1904 after the U.S. negotiated rights from Panama to dig through the narrow isthmus. Building the Panama Canal was an immense project that took 10 years and required overcoming challenges like controlling water flows with dams, clearing difficult terrain by explosion, and combating deadly mosquitoes. The canal opened in 1914, shortening ocean travel significantly.
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The document summarizes key events of the Spanish-American War:
1) Tensions grew between Spain and the U.S. over Spain's treatment of Cuban people seeking independence.
2) The sinking of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana harbor was blamed on Spain, further escalating tensions.
3) Teddy Roosevelt helped form a volunteer cavalry unit called the Rough Riders to fight in Cuba alongside the Buffalo Soldiers, a regiment of African American soldiers.
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The Spanish-American War had several notable battles. Teddy Roosevelt, who later became president, fought in the war. The document appears to be about the battles of the Spanish-American War and Teddy Roosevelt's involvement but does not provide enough details to write a multi-sentence summary.
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