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Harlem; then and now
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Make a sentence with the word: "section"
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Make a sentence with the word: "residential"
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Make a sentence with the word: "community"
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In your opinion, what makes a particular neighborhood a good place to live?
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What similes does Langston Hughes use to describe a "dream deferred"?
It could dry up like a raisin in the sun, or fester like a sore.
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Where was Jochem Pieter's farm?
Between 125th and 150th Streets along the Harlem River.
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If you could live in Harlem during any century, which century would you want to live in?
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If you created a picture of your community, what would you include in addition to residential areas?
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How old was James Baldwin when he wrote this essay?
13 years old
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Why are story quilts important to Faith Ringgold?
They represent a connection between art and her family's history.
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What city's history would you like to know more about?
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What was life like for the settlers in the 1600s?
Life was hard, especially in the winter. In the spring plants began to grow and life improved.
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What does "residential" mean?
Referring to a place that is made up of homes, not offices or businesses.
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Make a sentence with the word: "brief"
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What does "community" mean?
All the people who live in the same area or town.
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What does "published" mean?
Printed a book, newspaper or magazine for sale or distribution.
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Why did settles come to Harlem?
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Why does James Baldwin call Harlem in the 20th century a "city within a city"?
It's a self-contained city within a larger city.
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Make a sentence with the word: "published"
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What does "brief" mean?
Short.
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What was Harlem like when dr. Johannes de la Montagne and his family landed?
Harlem was a wilderness, nature reigned supreme.
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Why does the author suggest that the flats needed to be rebuild?
Because they were firetraps.
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How would you describe the changes to Harlem over the three centuries?
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What replaced the muddy roads in the 19th century?
Smooth asphalt streets replaced the muddy roads.
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What does "section" mean?
One part of something.
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