The political cartoon was created in 1903: political cartoon that shows an egg with the word "colombia" written on it. a bird with the word "panama republic" written on it shown flying out of the egg carrying signs that read "concession to united states to dig canal" and "credentials of bunau-varilla as minister to the u.s." a caricature of theodore roosevelt is seen standing in front of the bird to collect the signs. a french man stands behind the egg with a lit candle. public domain which of the following ideas was the political cartoon meant to highlight? the destruction that building the panama canal caused to the natural environment the cooperation of the united states and several different foreign nations to build the canal the unwillingness of colombians to forfeit their territory for the building of the canal the aggressiveness and persistence of the united states to build the panama canal

the unwillingness of Colombians to forfeit their territory for the building of the canal

Explanation:

United States backed up a and sent their military to the Panaman independentists that wanted to rebel against the colombian government, and the Colombians had already rejected the offer of the United States to build and keep the rights to the Panama Canal, so they financed and helped the new Panama government which in return gave them permission and the rights of the Panama Canal for perpetuity, this is why the eggshell that its Colombia is broken, the United States financed an independency war against Colombia backing up Panama, when the Colombian government didn´t want to give USA the rights to the Panama Canal.

L'Ouverture

Explanation:

François-Dominique Toussaint L'Ouverture was the most prominent leader of the Haitian Revolution which began in 1791 and overthrew the French government and then abolished slavery. It was the only slave uprising that was so successful that it led to a country being established.

Even though he was born a slave, L'Ouverture eventually became a free man and was pained by the treatment of enslaved people in Haiti. He led the people to fight the French and when the French asked of negotiations, he went to meet them but they instead captured him and imprisoned him in France where he later died.