American History teacher in New York. June 21, 2010 in Uncategorized. Avenue, yet others including tours on the subway where I realized that indeed I was only a tourist. So what did I learn about the city? The New York skyline with the Empire State Building in the middle. I hated to leave such an awesome city and must admit that I was a bit skeptical about visiting other parts of the state. I mean how can you beat New York City? Amendmen.

The original plan was not readily received but is considered ahead of its time by current urban planners. Changes have been made to the original grid plan in the years since 1811. Central Park was opened in 1857 with an eye to creating open space. Environments for the people of the city to engage in out of door activities in a more healthy way.

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New York has played an integral role in shaping the history of the United States, and I believe it is safe to say that we would not be the empire we are today without all parts of the Empire State. We were able to watch a blacksmith and printer in action, and I got a tour of an early 19. The teaching with images lesson .

The Metropolitan Museum of Art was impressive and it reminded me to remember that the North American also experience the Victorian Age. This obviously has tremendous ties with the American Revolution. In the museum in Fort Ticonderoga I noticed many we.