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Building a Century: Roosevelt and the Panama Canal

November 9, 1906 | 120 years ago | Roosevelt begins his Panama journey

On November 9, 1906, 120 years ago, Theodore Roosevelt set out for Panama on the first overseas trip by a sitting American president. There he inspected work on a canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific. He believed it would strengthen America and shape the new century. Today's children will help shape this one. What should America build? How should it lead alongside its neighbors in the Americas? What kind of century do we want to leave those who follow? What a nation builds, and how it treats its neighbors, can shape generations.

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Colors: 1 Peach · 2 Gold · 3 Cream · 4 Green · 5 Light blue · 6 Dark blue · 7 Light brown · 8 Brown · 9 Light gray · 10 Dark gray

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