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Why did the United States encourage a revolution in Panama? A. to protect Panama from foreign influence B. to secure the rights to build the canal C. to open trade in Panama and Nicaragua
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Why did the United States encourage a revolution in Panama?

A. to protect Panama from foreign influence
B. to secure the rights to build the canal
C. to open trade in Panama and Nicaragua

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the answer would c im thinking but im pretty sure it right!
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C. To open trade in Panama and Nicaragua. 
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