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London and New York City are two of the most historic and popular cities of all time. London and New York are two very prolific cities, whom both hold their own right. These two cities are rich in history and have evolved into the major key cities . Throughout the course of this paper , it will explore the history of immigration of both but also how population growth has transformed transportation and crime. An increased population growth due to immigration, has shown a rise in crime, but also…

When one encounters, The Colossus of New York, it is much like New York itself. Colson Whitehead highlights little moment that define the Big Apple. He takes you on a free trip, landing you right on the map of New York City. Whitehead writes a love letter sent to everyone who has set foot in the city once, twice, or a thousand times before, doing an excellent job of finding yourself catching sentences that you can identify are from the most populated city in the United States. Perhaps, making…

Influence of racism on rise of New York Mafia Racism was a clear issue in United States, as seen through organizations like the KKK in the south and the new restrictions on immigration policies. It impacted situations and economic lifestyle of immigrant individuals and families. LaGuimina and Cavaioli explain that this way of thinking stemmed from The Dillingham Commission Report of 1910 and the Report of the House Immigration Committee in 1922. He stated that it was instrumental in fostering…

When you affiliate anything with New York City it is typically the exceptional structures that penetrate the sky or the congested walkways with people anxious to shop in the acclaimed stores in which famous people abide. The voices of the ceaseless attractions get out and conceal you in their amazement. The lanes are loaded with a climate that is similar to a child on a shopping spree in Dylan’s Candy Bar. Despite the fact that your feet perspire from the nonstop strolling, you get yourself…

Many people believe New York City is the greatest city on Earth. “The Big Apple” is known the world over as the center for finance, art, and entertainment. Wall street is still the global capital for investment. Fifth Avenue alone has more museums than most nations in their entirety. And everyone knows, if you want to have a great meal, go to a cool show, or listen to the best music, New York is the place to be. Who would not want to live here? However, New York’s residents know the city has…

This was my first visit to The Museum Of The City Of New York, a small museum dedicated to the history of NYC that includes a variety of exhibits. If you’re an out of town visitor with a taste for the history of the “Concrete Jungle” this is just the attraction for you. You’ll find that your experience here is not only educating but it’s very welcoming. As an individual migrating from the Dominican Republic this experience better helped me get a more intimate New Yorker experience. Upon…

New York University, or NYU, is a four-year, private, large, and co-ed university. NYU is located in arguably the best city in the world, New York. NYU is my dream school because of its great Journalism program, the many job and internship opportunities, and the chance to live in a somewhat campus setting in the middle of New York City. Although there isn’t a cohesive NYU campus, the academic buildings and residence halls surround Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village. NYU’s location is…

New York New York is one of the most popular cities in the world, attracting approximately 50 million tourists from all over the globe. This city is densely populated, so big that you will not explore the majority of it in your lifetime. The population is over 8.2 million residents, and about 30% of them are foreign-born enjoying a hustle-and-bustle cosmopolitan lifestyle rich in diversity. This city has a rich history, both politically and socially. It has a world-renowned cuisine and every…

In New York Burning, author Jill Lepore traces the history of the conspired slave rebellion, which transpired through “[a] series of fires in the winter of 1741.” As “panicked white colonists” began to fear “a slave uprising, [they] set off a cycle of arrests, accusations, hasty trials, executions and more arrests.” This was New York City in 1741 and the victims were predominantly slaves. Through the limited sources found on the slave conspiracy, Jill Lepore questions the validity of the…

city. Hence why if I had a ticket in my hand, my destination would New York City.…