What was the international trade
advantage to creating the Panama
Canal?
A. A toll could be charged for those ships passing
through on the canal.
B. The canal provided control over a much faster
route between the Atlantic and the Pacific
Oceans.
C. South America would benefit from trade ships
having to sail around the tip of the continent.
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