US History; April 14; LT3

What were the main reasons that led to the rebellion in Panama?

• The main reasons that led to the rebellion in Panama was economic and social prosperity under Colombian rule

• Dissatisfaction with Colombian rule, economic exploitation, desire for independence, and U.S. interest in the Panama Canal.
• The main reasons that led to the rebellion in Panama Support for Colombian governance and the local leaders

• The main reasons that led to the rebellion in Panama were opposition to U.S. involvement in Panama and a desire for them to leave the country

What role did Theodore Roosevelt play in the Panama Canal project?

• Theodore Roosevelt opposed the construction of the Panama Canal.
• Theodore Roosevelt facilitated the construction of the Panama Canal by supporting Panama's independence and overseeing the project.
• Theodore Roosevelt built the Panama Canal single-handedly.
• Theodore Roosevelt was not involved in the Panama Canal project at all.

Which country was primarily involved in the construction of the Panama Canal?

• Canada
• Colombia
• United States
• Mexico

What year did the construction of the Panama Canal begin?

• 1901
• 1914
• 1898
• 1904

Who was the primary leader of the Panamanian rebellion?

• Manuel Noriega
• Omar Torrijos
• Ricardo Martinelli
• Manuel Amador Guerrero

Why did the United States support the Panamanian rebellion?

• To secure control over the Panama Canal construction.
• To establish a military base in Panama.
• To promote democracy in Panama.
• To support Colombian interests in the region.

Answer explanation

What was one major challenge faced during the canal's construction?

• Lack of skilled laborers available.
• Insufficient funding for materials.
• Diseases like malaria and yellow fever

• Extreme weather conditions affecting workers.

How did the construction of the canal impact global trade?

• The canal increased travel time for ships.
• The canal facilitated faster and more efficient global trade by reducing travel time and costs.
• The canal made trade more expensive.
• The canal had no effect on trade routes.

What was the outcome of the rebellion in Panama?

• Panama remained a territory of Colombia.
• The rebellion was unsuccessful and led to increased Colombian control.
• Panama was annexed by the United States.
• Panama gained independence from Colombia.

Which engineering technique was significant in the construction of the canal?

• Lock systems
• Dredging and excavation

• Earthmoving equipment
• Tunnel boring machines