The Panama Canal was finished under the administration of which U.S. president?

The Panama Canal was finished under the administration of Woodrow Wilson primarily because of his strong support and advocacy for the project. While previous US presidents, such as Teddy Roosevelt, played a crucial role in initiating and advancing the construction, it was Wilson who saw the project to completion during his presidency. Wilson prioritized the completion of the canal as part of his broader vision for American foreign policy and global engagement. He recognized the strategic and economic benefits of the canal, both in terms of improving trade and maintaining a strong naval presence in the region. Wilson's commitment and effective management ensured that the remaining obstacles, such as overcoming engineering challenges and negotiating with Panama, were successfully navigated, leading to the inauguration of the Panama Canal in 1914.