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It did lots of things, and was very beneficial.
It increased tourism.
It reduced travel time between the east and west coasts of the United States.
Goods could be quickly shipped between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
It guaranteed panama's independence.
Here are a couple more facts that I cant really remember if they were listed that may seem interesting for you to know.
The Panama Canal increased trade between the United States and Central and South America and
improved America's defense
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Border ruffians helped to chase abolitionists out of Missouri.
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The Border Ruffians were a private army raised by the big slave owners of Missouri, at a time when the history of cotton farming was marked by political conflict over the gaining of new lands in the west, shortly before the Civil War.
They were involved in the bloody events of Bleeding Kansas, at the time of a political race between abolitionists and slavers to determine whether Kansas, created in 1861 as a state, with two representatives in the Senate, would be a slave state or not.
The Missouri slave owners were actively campaigning for the United States to remain a slave country. They had created the Border Ruffians, which crossed the western shore of Missouri to the neighboring lands of Kansas Territory, where they were engaged in the armed struggle against abolitionists like John Brown.
By March 1855, the Missouri Border Ruffians invaded Kansas during the first election in the territory and imposed a pro-slavery legislature. In 1857, the governor of the Kansas Territory dismissed them and a fragile peace was established.
Two of their leaders was Douglas County Sheriff Samuel J. Jones from Missouri and Benjamin Franklin Stringfellow, Missouri General Attorney.
Hitler joined the German Workers' Party, precursor of the Nazi Party, in 1919, and became its leader in 1921. In 1923, after the pronouncement at the Burgerbraukeller brewery in Munich, Hitler attempted an insurrection, known as the Beer Hall Putsch, after whose failure he was sentenced to five years in prison. During his stay in prison he wrote the first part of his book Mein Kampf, in which he exhibits his ideology together with autobiographical elements.