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French and Indian War, Revolutionary War, 9/11

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1754 - 1763- The French and Indian war
1765- New York City hosts the first Continental Congress
1775 - 1783-  Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold and 83 of his men surprised the sleeping British leader at Fort Ticonderoga and took the fort called the Key to a Continent without gunfire. This was the first American victory of the Revolutionary War.
1776- On July sixth, New York declared its idependence
1785-1790- New York City is the capitol of the USA
1827- NYC outlawed slavery
1886- The Statue of Liberty is placed in New York City
1931- The Empire State Building is compleated
1952-  NYC is made the permenant host of the UN
2001- On September 11th, a terrorist attack destroyed the twin towers and the world trade center

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In early New York, rivers were very important for transportation of goods. This is because you can easily go from New York City to the Great Lakes which give you acsess to the midwest and the northeast regions of the USA.

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NYC became important after the American Revolution. It was originally the capitol of the USA, and in the 1800s, because of an opening in the Erie Canal, NYC became a major trading center.

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Giovanni da Verrazano discovered NYC in 1524, but it was Harry Hudson who settled there in 1624, who found it while looking for Asia. For a while the settlement was independent, until the British gained control and it became New York in 1664.

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1624

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financial, high technology, real estate, insurance, health care technologies,
media journalism and publishing.

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Home owners are demanding pay for every hour they work

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New York State, Northwest Region