Author Archives: mohamd.elbaz
Immigration by the Numbers —
Immigration by the Numbers — Off the Charts {I posted this video just to show that numbers is more significant in analysis and that numbers gives more visual impact. I -in no means- attend to uphold the aim of this … Continue reading
The Land of the dream and the Future ….
The employments opportunity in cities created by the rapid commercial industrial derived many peoples to immigrate to the city. Chudacoff has divide this migration in two waves ,one in 1840 to 1880 and second in 1880 to 1910. In … Continue reading
The omnibus….
Chudacoff stated in chapter 4 :”What had once been the entire walking City now became the Zone of Work, crammed with offices, stores , and warehouses”(chp4,pg103).the development of mass-transit changed not only the city and its habitants but also … Continue reading
Beyond the Civil War…
“Slavery in New York” is gallery of a sequence of events that followed slavery and its root dated with some statistical focuses. the New York city in particular was different from other cities in the south in terms of … Continue reading
The war in The city : Riots
The Web site and the reading bring to light the civil war circumstances and how it consumed not only wealth but also it consumed the human life as well. it also stressed the conflict between the union and the … Continue reading
The primary source ….
If the Revolution period and civil ware are the shifting points an American history , Tyler Anbinder introduced “five points” as another shifting point in New York city history because this area contained such multicultural clashes between the ethnic groups … Continue reading
The Hidden History of New York’s Harbor
Click on the picture to read the article…. The Hidden History of New York’s Harbor Volume 63 Number 6, November/December 2010 By Jarrett A. Lobell
Safety first …
Gerard T. Koeppel introduced the water crisis the city faced in 1830 and how the Manhattan island suffered from limited fresh water supply after eater sources became polluted by effluent. this crisis caused a deadly sickness among the residences … Continue reading
History’s Lost Black Towns…..From msn web site
msn web site reported that: on http://www.theroot.com/multimedia/lost-black-cities?gt1=38002 “Black Americans have played a vital role in building this nation. Eager to live and prosper as free people, we have established our own towns since Colonial times. Many of these communities were … Continue reading