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What kept American cities from being melting pots?
ethnic neighborhoods
What was a major effect of ethnic neighborhoods in American cities?
less blending of cultures
Why did many American cities the German street names in their neighborhoods?
Changing the names was an effort to be patriotic.
Where were Manhattan’s non-immigrant neighborhoods concentrated?
Gay and lesbian households do not tend to be concentrated in certain neighborhoods in any city. Most gay people live widely dispersed among straight people. However, some major cities have areas that are predominantly gay.
Where were Manhattan non immigrant neighborhoods concentrated?
Gay and lesbian households do not tend to be concentrated in certain neighborhoods in any city. Most gay people live widely dispersed among straight people. However, some major cities have areas that are predominantly gay.
Where were Manhattan's non-immigrant neighborhoods concentrated?
Gay and lesbian households do not tend to be concentrated in certain neighborhoods in any city. Most gay people live widely dispersed among straight people. However, some major cities have areas that are predominantly gay.
Why did ethnic neighborhoods keep American cities from being melting pots?
Old customs and traditions were easier to maintain there.
Why ethnic neighborhoods keep American cities from being melting pots?
Old customs and traditions were easier to maintain there.
Why did many American cities change the German street names and their neighborhoods?
Changing the names was an effort to be patriotic :)
What do states divide into?
They divide into counties, then towns, then cities and then neighborhoods.
Why ethnic neighborhoods grow in cities near the ocean?
so it doesn't cause eny mix-up between neighborhoods
Why could cities become more vulnerable to tornadoes as the cities grow?
As cities grow, they become bigger targets. There are more neighborhoods that tornadoes can hit. Tornadoes of recent years have struck neighborhoods that were open country 20 years ago.
