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Agreement between the United States and Great Britain to cooperatively construct a canal in Central America linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
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Overturned the Clayton-Bulwar Treaty; gave the United States the sole authority to build a canal in Central America
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The United States agreed to pay Colombia $10 million and a rent of $250,000/year for rights to a 6-mile wide canal zone; the treaty was later rejected by the Colombian Senate who demanded more money
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With United States support, Panama issued a declaration of independence from Colombia; Roosevelt sent troops and ships to support the rebelllion
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Panama and the United States agreed to the United States paying Panama $10 million and a rent of $250,000/year for rights to a 10-mile wide canal zone
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President Roosevelt became the first president to conduct official foreign travel
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Passenger Vessel ALCON was the first to make the transit