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Rudik [331]
3 years ago
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25) What did President Roosevelt to aid Panama in becoming an independent country?

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kherson [118]3 years ago
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A)He placed warships around Panama to block sea lanes.

Explanation:

  • Using the excuse that the rumors are true that Nicaragua intends to invade northern Panama, the official Bogotá sends a military battalion, which is not only slowed down to Panama City thanks to the leadership of the Panamanian railway, but also to the command of the separatists.
  • However, the troops of the Revolutionary Junta were under the watchful eye of the USS Nashville, commanded by John Hubbard, who helped bring Colombian troops to Panama later.
  • Colombia proclaims independence from Colombia on November 3, 1903, and a day later Demetrio Brid, president of the Panama Self-governing Council, becomes the de facto president of the independent state, with Gerera as Panama's first constitutional president next year.

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