NEW YORK CITY GUIDE

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• Central Park cost the US more than Alaska.

Movies that were filmed in Central Park :

• It's one of the most filmed locations in the world.

• It once housed hundreds of sheep.

• Central Park is home to&nbsp;more than 18,000 trees.

• There is a sculpture of Alice’sAdventures in Wonderland.

• Central Park is the&nbsp;most visited urban park in the&nbsp;<a href="http://justfunfacts.com/interesting-facts-about-the-united-states-of-america/">United States</a>.

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How did they transport the Statue of Liberty?

The statue was disassembled in France, packed into 214 wooden crates, and&nbsp;sent to the United States by ship.

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When France gifted Lady Liberty to the U.S., she was&nbsp;a 305-foot statue with reddish-brown copper skin. Her color change is thanks to about 30 years' worth of chemistry in the air of New York City&nbsp;harbor.

2) On average, how often does the Statue of Liberty get struck by lightning?

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It was a normal day until the two commercial airliners flew into the Twin Towers. The aviation reported that "the roof is going to come down very shortly", and it did. The North Tower burned for 102 minutes and then it collapsed. There were 2,977 people who died,the hijackers and more than 6,ooo were injured and only 23 people (including 15 staff) survived in or below the towers from the debris. The number of the victims also included the number of the firefighters that died because of 9/11 - 343 firefighters died on September 11, 2001.

Cleaning up after the tragedy took about 9 months and about 40.000 people helped but mostly the civil engineers, firefighters and the military police cleaned the streets everyday till may 2002. There were also companies who helped, for example: the Federal Emergency Managment Agency (FEMA) and the New York City Office of Emergency Managment (OEM).

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-The Central Park opened the first time in 1885

-It was a huge success. The first section of the Park —the Lake—opened to the public in 1858. Central Park was built over the next 15 years and cost&nbsp;$14 million.

-The construction started on 17th March 1930 and was finished 1st May 1931. -The Empire State Building was officially built&nbsp;to host corporate business offices. -The contractor was Starrett Co.

The history of Ellis Island 2 When should you go there? 3 What is so interesting about it? 4 Ellis Island caught fire 5 Some interesting facts 6 Street View 6 Ellis Island 7 Questions an answers 8 Sources 9

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Ever wondered which sights you wanted to visit once you get the chance to travel to New York City? The city that never sleeps. If that's the case, the GAZ English class year 8 of Ms. Hein has just the right guide for you. Let us take you to an informative sightseeing tour through the most popular sights of the city. This city guide will give you a fantastic insight. No matter whether you're interested in history, architecture, nature, culture or just the cities atmosphere. Test your new knowledge with a fun quiz at the end of each sight. Enjoy the tour and feel free to give us a feedback via Edkimo at the end.

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1. Get away from the crowds. 2. Enjoy a different view of the city. 3. Relax in a quiet zone. 4. Discover more about the history of NYC.&nbsp; 5. Share in fun activities for the entire family. 6. There are seasonal activities year-round, such as ice skating, roller skating, having a picnic or several parades.

Times Square is particularly well known and loved for its lights and screens.

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Ellis Island is an island in the port area formed by the Hudson River near New York City.

Between 1892 and 1924, around 12 million people passed through Ellis Island on their way to a new life in America. Most of them came from south- or east Europe, who had made the long and difficult journey to New York by steamship.

Most passengers were successfully passed through in a matter of hours, but others could be detained for days or weeks.

More than 120,000 immigrants were sent back to their countries of origin and during the islands half-century of operation more than 3,500 immigrants died there.

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-On top of the tower there was supposed to be a docking port for airships. -In 2012, the Empire State Building swapped its color gels for a new LED lighting system capable of creating breathtaking&nbsp;16&nbsp;million&nbsp;different color combinations. -It only took&nbsp;one year and 45 days to build the ESB, rising at 4½ floors per week. -The Empire State Building is struck by lightning an average of 23 times a year -It was built with 60,000 tons of steel, 3 million square feet of wire mesh, 70.000 cubic yards of concrete and 10 million bricks. The structure can accommodate 15,000 people.

The original world Trade Center was a large complex of seven buildings in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, New York City, United States. It opened on April 4, 1973 and was destroyed in 2001 during the 9/11 attack. At the time of their completion, the Twin Tower —the original 1 World Trade Center at 1,368 feet (417m) and 2 World Trade Center at 1,362 feet (415.1m) were the tallest buildings in the world and had 110 floors. Other buildings in the complex included the Marriott World Trade Center (3 WTC) 4 WTC 5 WTC 6WTC , and 7 WTC . The complex contained 13,400,000 m2. The construction cost 900 million US dollars.

-Before the Central Park was built, the area from West 82nd to West 89th Street was home to Seneca Village. The largest community of African-American property owners in New York. -It was created to address the recreational needs of the rapidly growing city.

Why did France gift the Statue of Liberty?

To celebrate the centenary Independence of America and France.

France also wanted to set a symbol of freedom and justice.

Built by Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, who also built the Eiffel Tower.

Height: 93 meters high Weight: 225 tons

On average the statue gets struck by lightning 600 times a year.

- The Official tickets costs from 36.70€ to 42.82€ or 41.94$ to 48.93$.

The prices are depending on how high you want to go More info --&gt; <a href="https://www.esbnyc.com/buy-tickets">Esbnyc</a>

•How many buildings did the World Trade Center complex have?

•How many floors did the Twin Towers have?

•Who designed the original World Trade Center?

•Who was the leader and founder of the al-Qaeda group?

Visiting Ellis Island and the statue of liberty is an inspiring, striking experience. As dual symbols of freedom and hope, these incredible monuments and their museums give proof to the story of immigration and recognize the human spirit of the American nation's ideals.

Address: 20 w 34th St. New York, NY 10001 United States

In its area there is a toy store, a book store and caffés

Opening times: 10:00am - 10:00pm The best time to visit it is early in the morning

It's a lady as a statue that symbolizes freedom and justice.

The Statue of Liberty represents the Roman goddess of liberty.

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Who build and desinged the World Trade Center

The idea to build the WTC was by&nbsp;David Rockefeller. He wanted to help stimulate&nbsp;urban renewal&nbsp;in Lower Manhattan. Later his brother&nbsp;Nelson&nbsp;signed the legislation to build the WTC. The buildings were designed by&nbsp;Minoru Yamasaki and the companies Emery Roth &amp; Sons.

The original&nbsp;World Trade Center was a complex of seven buildings in the&nbsp;Financial District&nbsp;of&nbsp;Lower Manhattan.

The existence of the World Trade Center was supposed to symbolize globalization and the economic power of America.

•There were 7 buildings in the original World Trade Center complex.

•The One World Trade Center was designed by Minoru Yamasaki and the company Emery Roth &amp; Sons.

•The leader and founder was Osama bin Laden.

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When is it open and when is the best time to visit ?

The Statue of Liberty is open from 08:30 am - 04:00 pm. The best time to visit the Statue of Liberty is during fall.

The entrance too the Statue of Liberty is free. However, you must enter it via the Ellis Island Ferry. The fee is $12 for visitors ages 13 and up.

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In this Street View you can see the entrance of the immigration museum on Ellis Island.

Later on after World War I the Times Square grew dramatically and became a culture hub full of theatres, music halls and upscale hotels.

The Times Square was named after the newspaper, New York Times

- One of the&nbsp;world's busiest pedestrian areas, it is also the hub of the Broadway Theater District and a major center of the world's entertainment industry. Times Square is one of the world's most visited tourist attractions, drawing an estimated 50 million visitors annually.

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Times Square&nbsp;was once named Longacre Square. It took on its current name in 1905, when the worlds most popular Newspaper called "New York Times" moved its headquarters to the area.

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–How tall is the Empire State Building ?

–When is the Empire State Building open ?

–When was the Empire State Building built ? -How many colors can the LED lights of the Tower provide?

- <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_State_Building">Empire State Building - Wikipedia</a> - <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/KojgTWu8B2Jj2w8h7">Google Maps (Street View)</a> - <a href="https://www.britannica.com/topic/Empire-State-Building">Britannica</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDL0ImZjeQc">How tall is the Empire State Building?</a> - <a href="https://pixabay.com">Pixabay (Photos)</a>

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Ellis Island is a beautiful place to visit in New York.

And there is also the Statue of Liberty nearby. 

You can go to the museum there and learn a lot about the immigration history in America from the 1900s up until today. 

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Times Square Tower is a 48 Story Office skyscraper at 7 Times square in the midtown Manhattan neighborhood of New York City.

The architect was David Childs of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.

David Childs planned the facade as a glass curtain wall, with large billboards on lower stories as part of the 42nd street development project.

Hight: roof ,742ft/ 221m Top floor: 685ft/ 209 m

1. The Central Park 2. What can you do/see there? 3. Builder and purpose 4. Where is the Central Park? 5. When was it built? 6. History 7. Why you should visit it 8. Fun facts 9. Questions

A place to escape the stress in the city and to relax in the nature.

-Frederick Law Olmsted -Calvert Vaux

Frederick Law Olmsted was an American&nbsp;landscape architect, journalist, social critic, and public administrator. Frederick was born on the April 26, 1822 and died on the August 28, 1903.

Calvert Vaux an&nbsp;English-American architect and landscape designer. Born on December 20, 1824 – and on November 19, 1895 he accidentally drowned in Brooklyn while visiting his son.

-A Ticket costs from 41.94$ to 48.93$ -The Tower is 443.2m tall -10AM to 10 PM - It was built on the 1st May 1931 -The LED can provide about 16 million colors

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When did the immigration station get closed?

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In Times Square you will find bars,&nbsp;restaurants,&nbsp;theatres,&nbsp;museums&nbsp;and a great atmosphere.&nbsp;When night falls,&nbsp;the lights of Times Square illuminate the city,&nbsp;and locals and tourists alike are totally enchanted by the city's most famous square.

Times Square as we know it&nbsp;is relatively recent.&nbsp;In the late ‘90s&nbsp;the area was known for its drugs and crime. During Rudolph Giuliani’s administration as Mayor of New York City at the turn of the century, Times Square began to change for the better.

The hijackers were 19 men that were affiliated with the Islamist group Al-Qaeda 15 of them were from Saudi Arabia, two were from the United Arab Emirates, one from Lebanon and one from Egypt. The hijackers were divided into four teams. Each team had a pilot-trained hijacker, who commandeered the flight with three to four "muscle hijackers" that were trained to help subdue the pilots, passengers and crew. The first hijackers that arrived in the US were&nbsp;Khalid al-Mihdhar&nbsp;and&nbsp;Nawaf al-Hazmi, who settled in&nbsp;San Diego, in January 2000. They were followed by three hijacker-pilots,&nbsp;Mohamed Atta,&nbsp;Marwan al-Shehhi, and&nbsp;Ziad Jarrah&nbsp;in mid-2001. The fourth hijacker-pilot,&nbsp;Hani Hanjour, arrived in San Diego in December 2000. The rest of the "muscle hijackers" arrived in early- and mid-2001. As we all know two planes crashed into the Twin Towers, but what about the other two planes? One of them crashed into the Pentagon in Washington D.C.&nbsp;at 09:37 a.m. and the final plane was flown into a field in Pennsylvania.

You wanna know who to leader of the al-Qeada group is?

That's Osama bin Laden. He was a&nbsp;54-year old Saudi Arabian&nbsp;citizen, who was the leader and founder of the al-Qaeda group. Osama bin Laden was born on March 10, 1957 and died on 2 May, 2011. Osama bin Laden was killed by a United States military special oparations unit.

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The Times Square was originally named the Longacre Square

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In the late 90's the area was known for its many drugs and crimes.

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At Times Square you can visit many restaurants, museums, bars and shops. When the night falls you can look at the beautiful lights all around the famous square.

That's how much smoke and (toxic) dust was there after the Twin Towers collapsed/burned

9/11: As Events Unfold

"...I'm on the plane, I'm calling from the plane. I wanna tell you I love you... please tell my children that I love them very much, and I'm so sorry babe. I hope to be able to see your face again, baby. I love you. Goodbye."

That's what a woman said to her husband before dying that day...

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-It has 102 floors and is 443,2m tall -It has 1860 steps to the top. -It's one of the best known landmarks of NYC -It's easy to find in the skyline

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On&nbsp;the morning of June 15, 1897, a large fire destroyed the immigrant landing station that covered most of Ellis Island, causing a property loss of close to $1 million for the United States Government. Every immigrant escaped unharmed, thanks to the watchmen, attendants, doctors, and nurses who came to their rescue.

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In a Museum of Times square there is an exhibition that shows the construction and growth of Times Square with photograhs and other information.

3. What was Times Square known for in the late 90's ?

4. What was the Times Square's original name?

Tell us one movie, which was filmed in the Central Park?

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-Central Park is a city park in the centre of Manhattan in New York City, USA.

The Central Park is open from : 6:00am - 01:00am

Beautiful times to visit the Central Park

From April to June and September to November, temperatures are mild and pleasant, and the light is beautiful. October is also a fabulous time to be there, because the weather is cold and the leaves start changing colors.

The Ground zero is the place where the World Trade Center/ Twin Towers stood before the terrorist attack and the airplanes crashed into them. That happend on September 11, 2001. The Ground Zero isn't only the memorial for 9/11, it's also a memorial for the people who died on February 26, 1993, when terrorists set off a truck bomb in the basement of the World Trade Center. What does Ground Zero stand for? Ground Zero is a term to describe the site of an explosion and was later used to refer to the location of any dramatic or violent event.

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The Empire State Building

In this video Jared Owen explains almost everything about the Empire State Building, so if you didn't understand the book for some reason, read it again or watch this video!

Peace Society dinner at the Hotel Astor, February 1909 with President Taft and Secretary of State Elihu Root in lower right.

From the early 1920's , theatres ,musical houses and cabarets lined the street up to 50th street.

This area was also home to some of Manhattans most elegant hotels, such as the Hotel Astor, which was demolished in 1968. They demolished the hotel because they wanted place to build new buildings .

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The immigration station in Ellis Island was closed on the 12th November 1954 by the government. After that, it was used for US–soldiers to rest in the hospital and to arrest enemy aliens in the World War at the detention camp.

The island served as a fort during the War of 1812.

The first plane crashed into the north tower, but the south tower collapsed first. Why?

The engineers suggested that the south tower collapsed first because the plane hit the corner of the tower, rather than the center, which has more support. That's why the north tower colappsed after the south, it got hit by the plane in the center. The first airplane hit the north tower between floor 94-99 and the other between floor 78 and floor 84.

The airplane that crashed into the north Tower was the "American airline 11". That airplane flew with the speed of 465 mph/ 748 km/h. (406 knots)

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Even though it's open to visitors all year round, except Christmas Day, the best time to visit Ellis Island is during the warmer time of the year from March to November, since winters are particularly cold and damp in the New York Harbor.

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Times Square in New York City is located at the intersection of broadway and seventh Avenue . It stretches from West 42nd Street to West 47th Street and forms the center of Manhattan's theater district, known as Broadway.

While living in New York city is usually expensive, the areas around Times Square are not as cost-prohibitive as you may think. There are areas that are affordable in New York city living standards. And it's one of the safest places in New York city.

-The Empire State Building was the tallest building in the world until the One World Trade Center was built in 2012. - The architects were &nbsp;William F. Lamb,&nbsp;Yasuo Matsui,&nbsp;Arthur Loomis Harmon,&nbsp;Gregory Johnson. -At the time, the Empire State Building cost just&nbsp;under $41 million&nbsp;to build.

You can do many different things: - ride a bike - take a walk - fitness and running tours - visit the playground - visit the zoo - have a picnic - pedicab

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