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A.
to create jobs for unemployed US citizens still struggling to recover from a severe economic depression
B.
to prevent Spain from using its powerful navy to control trade in Central America and the Caribbean
C.
to improve diplomatic relations with Colombia by helping the country improve its infrastructure
D.
to allow goods to be shipped more efficiently between the East and West Coasts of the United States
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