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    Their conquering of the Philippines was motivated by the ideals of Patriotism as well as the idea that Americans needed lands to create more enterprises. We can further see remnants of American imperialism for economic benefit, when the US created the Panama Canal. In order to achieve this, the US assisted an independence movement which allowed the Panamanians to separate themselves from Colombia. However, the people who worked on this canal were told to have pride for what they were doing for…

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    In this essay, I will be writing about the small unit of 23 Delta Force operatives who went in to Panama, and successfully rescued an American citizen who was being held in a lockdown Panamanian prison for a total of nine months. I will also be writing about the types of leadership that were exhibited during this time, and the events leading up to the rescue. In 1989, Kurt Muse an American business man and reported CIA operative was arrested in Miami airport after assisting a small group of his…

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    Panama Invasion Analysis

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    Movie Review of Panama Invasion The panama invasion has raised controversial debate around the world. However, no matter justified or not, the war has caused thousands of dead, injuries of the innocent and destroy of the city. More sadly, the trauma of the war remains a long time, longer than everyone expected even after the city is rebuilt. There are many oral history recorded through the documentary. And people may have their own bias, due to their personal experiences and identity. Like one…

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    Panama Canal Convergence

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    On January 25, 1915, events were only just underway to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal in San Francisco, CA. Alexander Graham Bell was in New York with several other important people. His assistant, Thomas Watson, was in San Francisco for the Panamic-Pacific International Exposition. President Woodrow Wilson was at the Whitehouse and Theodore Vail, the president of American Telephone and Telegraph Company was on Jekyll Island. History was being made in more ways than one on this…

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    The first of the four required sections that I read was titled, “Making the Dirt Fly”. This particular section outlined a few of the many obstacles that engineers and laborers faced throughout their endeavor to make way for the Panama Canal. Torrents of rain, mudslides, and the terrain’s apparent resistance of such alterations engulfed equipment and thwarted months worth of progress. Despite these naturally occurring interferences, American equipment was fundamental to this astonishing…

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    Geography In Moby-Dick

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    the focus of adventure is on the whaling grounds and Islands in the Pacific Ocean. In the time of the Moby-Dick the two capes controlled almost all travel to the Pacific from the old world. The Suez Canal wasn’t opened until around 1870, and the Panama Canal until 1914. Thus, the two capes were the sole obstacles on the only path that separated the Old World from the New. In this sense, The Pequod’s crew does not just fear Cape Horn, but see it as a sign of adventure and the connection between…

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    Some of the struggles that they had building the canal was facing a lot of dangerous things. Like death, example they could get killed by getting buried alive during a mudslide. They could also get sick, they could catch yellow fever. Yellow fever would kill a good amount of people. But they would also get sent back to where they came from if they complained, asked for a raise, or if they asked something that they were not supposed to they would get sent home, or where ever they came from.The…

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    justice?” The general, pre-1989 consensus was no, however, after the Panama Defense Forces (PDF) under Noriega killed a Marine, captured and brutalized a Navy Lieutenant along with his wife, as well as threats of sexual abuse, President Bush could no longer turn a blind eye. Operation Just Cause was thrust into effect, citing the US’s right to protect its citizens and its right to protect the waterway (Panama Canal) via the 1979 Panama Canal Treaties as justification for the invasion, and the…

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    Panama Flag The country of Panama is rather small and might be known mostly for the Panama Canal, but what about the flag? Every part of the Panama flag represents something significant to their countries beliefs and past. This is the same for just about every country such as the United States thirteen stripes and fifty stars along with the colors all have a meaning. Along with a brief but an important history of their flag and Panama also has etiquette for their flag for their flag just like…

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    Panama Canal Case Study

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    What are the reasons for the construction of the Panama Canal? The United States predicted the forthcoming disputes with Spain and were ready to go to war. They began by sending the USS Oregon from California to Cuba. This trip would take them more than 60 days and they had to stop at South America an abundance of times for coal. Before they even reached their destination, the war had already been declared and begun. From there forward, the United States government knew that it was important and…

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