Lock Canal Decision
John realizes that a sea level canal won't work and advocates for a lock canal, which could be completed in eight years. After intense debate, Congress narrowly approves the new design, potentially averting disaster. Meanwhile, despite significant progress on the railway, worker morale plummets due to ongoing health issues and accidents, setting the stage for a historic presidential visit.In this clip
From this podcast

History That Doesn't Suck
116: Teddy Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy: From Big Stick Diplomacy to the Panama Canal
Related Questions