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    New York City is the largest city in America with close to 3. Million residents. The city greatly expanded its presence and citizenry by incorporating the outer boroughs of Brooklyn, queens, the Bronx and Staten Island in 1898. There are nearly 500,000 people per square mile in the Lower East Side--the most dense and diverse place on the planet.

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    New York City is the largest city in America with close to 3. Million residents. The city greatly expanded its presence and citizenry by incorporating the outer boroughs of Brooklyn, queens, the Bronx and Staten Island in 1898. There are nearly 500,000 people per square mile in the Lower East Side--the most dense and diverse place on the planet.

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    New York City in the 1900s


    Summer 2012 American History Mr. Joel Cindy, Carlos

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    Location New York City in the 1900s

    New York City is located on one of the worlds largest natural harbors with access to the Atlantic Ocean
    The Erie Canal connects the port of New York City with the interior of the country

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    Jobs New York City in the 1900s

    Subway worker

    Construction

    Garment worker

    Financial Trader

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    Goods New York City in the 1900s

    Transportation

    Clothing & Fashion

    Entertainment

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    Culture New York City in the 1900s

    Central Park

    Coney Island

    Tenement districts

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    Religion New York City in the 1900s

    New York Citys diversity is reflected in its religious institutions


    Americas Freedom of Religion allows immigrants to observe their practices openly and freely without fear of punishment

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    Government New York City in the 1900s

    New York Citys progressive government provides for its citizens through an improved water supply and a new underground transit system

    President Theodore Roosevelt is leveling the field by regulating big business and improving the quality of life for all Americans through the Food and Drug Act

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    Population New York City in the 1900s

    According to the 1900 census, New York City is the largest city in America with close to 3.5 million residentsand it will continue to grow every year due to the immigration point of entry on Ellis Island

    The city greatly expanded its presence and citizenry by incorporating the outer boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island in 1898

    There are nearly 500,000 people per square mile in the Lower East Sidethe most dense and diverse place on the planet

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