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    After reading the article “Detroit and Industrialization” I learned how much business and home loss can destroy a community. While the city is much bigger than the small town of Franklinton, the residents were still affected greatly. Just like the people in Detroit, Franklinton’s residents were faced with the decision to either move away or stay and hope that help came soon. A lot of people did…

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    Detroit Cavaliers Summary

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    Eastern Conference Central Division fourth ranking team Detroit Pistons defeated the conference leader Cleveland Cavaliers with a 96-88 victory at the Quicken Loans Arena Monday night. Pistons guards Reggie Jackson and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope led the Auburn Hills-based three-time NBA champion club to withstood the late comeback run of the Cavs to end a five-game losing skid. Jackson dropped 23 points, with 4 assists, 3 rebounds and 3 steals while Caldwell-Pope added 19 points. 4 rebounds and 2…

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    Detroit Police Rebellion

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    The Aftermath Delving into the ramifications and consequences thrust upon residents in Detroit, the participants and non-participants from the effects of the Rebellion illuminates the racial animus that I have documented through the years in Detroit, and one of the major motivating factors was police hostility, brutality and racial hatred (Fine 233-246, Widick 182-183). Numerous reports of police brutality were reported during and after the rebellion exposing the brutal treatment by police who…

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    are still formed along racial and ethnic lines. This is very popular in big cities and very small towns. This paper will focus on the residential segregation situation in Detroit and how it affects the people. In this paper we will also look at is why it is beneficial to have a desegregated population. The Segregation Of Detroit As I am sure you are aware, according to the Huffington Post and the Wall…

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    assembled in Dayton, Ohio and serve in Detroit While resting his men momentarily at Fort Necessity, General Hull(American) received word that Major General Issac Brock (British) had arrived at Fort Malden by boat. Fort Malden is approximately thirty miles south of Fort Detroit on the Canadian side of the river. He arrived at Fort Malden with one hundred regular British troops, it was also reported that many local Indian tribes were making their way across the Detroit river5. General Hull of…

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    Detroit Mission Trip

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    have had various experiences in the last two years, but the one I feel is the most significant is the time I spent volunteering for the Detroit Mission Trip. This opportunity presented itself in June of 2014 through my church, Metro South Church. I spent one week, Monday through Friday, each day-all day, commuting from my home in Brownstown to the inner city of Detroit. Each day of this mission trip consisted of various volunteer jobs. I was one of approximately 100 people that engaged in the…

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    The movie that I have watched was based off the Detroit Depression, which started with the Detroit riot in 1967, which was also known as the 12th street riot, which was a violent public disorder that turned into a civil disturbance in Detroit, Michigan. This left 43 dead, and thousands injured, and the city in flames. It has since then been the fastest sinking city in the United States, with the highest foreclosure rate. The movie also shows the collapse of the United States manufacturing base.…

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    When someone hears the name “City of Detroit, Michigan,” what comes to mind? Countless people imagine that Detroit is a city with run down and abandoned houses, dilapidated structures and dirty streets. However, Detroit has been recognized with numerous diverse and recognizable skylines that include Art Deco skyscrapers. A few of the noted buildings in downtown Detroit are One Detroit Center, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Book Cadillac Hotel, Chrysler House, Penobscot Building, and the…

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    The Hidden Symbolism Behind the Detroit Public Library As I stepped into one of the huge reading rooms in the Detroit Public Library, or DPL, I was filled with awe. The massive room, coated in decorative plaster and artistic images, felt surreal. The beautiful architecture of the Detroit Public Library is unforgettable and a trade mark of the city beautiful movement. The history of Detroit and its Urban Form defines how people interact with the city today. It ultimately forms various Ways of…

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    The Pistons History

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    compete in a small market city, so in 1957, he announced that his team would leave Fort Wayne and move to Detroit, Michigan. Zollner decided to keep the Pistons name because they were playing in the Motor City. In their first four seasons in Detroit, the Pistons played in the Olympia Stadium, which was also the home of the Detroit Red Wings. In 1961, the team relocated to Cobo Hall in Downtown Detroit. In 1974, Zollner sold his team to Bill Davidson for $6,000,000 dollars, which amounts to…

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