 Todays population: 8,1million  Crimes mostly happens where people of different cultures come together (Bronx, Harlem)  Guiliani‘s Law&Order politic.

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 Todays population: 8,1million

 Crimes mostly happens where people of different cultures come together (Bronx, Harlem)  Guiliani‘s Law&Order politic decreased the crime rate  Increased numbers of policemen  Stricter laws  NYC is today one of the safest Cities in the USA

 Stretches from northern Cetral Park to 155thn Street and from East River to Harlem River  Dutch settlers live there in the 16th century  1800:they built houses and rich people came to lived there  1900:immigrants came and the white population disappeared  1920:just Afro-Americans and other minorities live in H.  1960:the poverty raised  Today:just poor families and no white people  In the 1990´s there were some projects for a better life in Harlem but the people didn´t care about it. Harlem

 people are homeless  sleep in New York City shelter systems  live on the streets and parks  More than soup-kitchens and food-pantries  90% of the homelss New Yorkers are black or Latinos

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