JS7_U45 - Day 9 - Harlem: Then and Now

In the 16th Century, ________________ and his family moved to Harlem.

• Dr. Johannes de la Montagne

• Dr. Montagne de la Johannes

• Jochem Pieter

• the Dutch

What was a problem with the houses they built at the time?

• They were difficult to build.

• They were difficult to heat.

• They were difficult to clean.

• They were difficult to light.

The first crop to starting growing in Harlem was _________________.

• tomatoes

• potatoes

• wheat

• corn

The Indians weren't happy with the development of Harlem because

• they were forced to leave.

• their hunting grounds were destroyed.

• their hunting grounds were decreasing.

• they were at war with the Dutch.

In 1664, the English _______________ the land in Harlem.

• conquered

• developed

• ruined

• bought

Which of these was NOT missing from Harlem during the 18th Century?

• churches

• asphalt streets

• sidewalks

• dirt roads

In the 19th Century, people drove around in....

• carriages

• cars

• sleighs

• both 1 and 3

'Tenements' is another word for

• apartment blocks

• apartment buildings

• mansions

• residential sections

Odd One Out: By the 20th Century, Harlem had many

• cinemas

• parks

• churches

• theatres

Why are the tenements still dangerous?

• They are fireproof.

• They are fiery.

• They are firetraps.

• They are fire resistant.