HELP The total construction cost of the Panama Canal was approximately $375,000,000, which included the $10 million paid to Panama, and $40 million paid to the French Canal Company for the rights to the canal.

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How much of the total cost was spent on the construction of the Panama Canal?

Why was $40 million paid to the French?

How much money was paid to Panama?

Which country paid for the building of the canal?

How much of the total cost was spent on the construction of the Panama Canal? - 325 Million

Why was $40 million paid to the French? - To have rights to the canal.

How much money was paid to Panama? - $10 Million

Which country paid for the building of the canal? - United States

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