According to the documentary film on New York City, subways affected the way that New Yorkers interacted with each other through which ONE of the following?Group of answer choicesThey came to fear rising levels of crime as pickpockets preyed on unsuspecting passengersThey came to oppose public transportation because the subways were expensive and often unreliableThey came to expect the disruption of local businesses due to constant subway constructionThey could access the heart of the city, even from distant areas, in a short amount of time

According to the documentary film on New York City, the Lower East Side neighborhood contributed to the development of New York City for all of the following reasons EXCEPTGroup of answer choicesIt contained immigrants who brought with them generations of pent-up energy Its poor housing conditions forced residents to intermingleIt was a center for artists and musicians who received funds from wealthy New YorkersIts streets contain immigrant markets

Due to _________, the subways were closed all morning.floodare floodedfloodsits flooding

1. What was the name for the secret network that involved "conductors," "safe houses," and a "freedom train"? A:A. Nat Turner's Rebellion B:B. Resistance C:C. Underground Railroad D:D. Subway

Perceptions of the street as a dangerous place has deep roots.  What initially contributed to this common held view?Question 4Select one:Unprecedented migration to cities in the 18th and 19th centuriesClass divisionsRace divisionsAll of the above

Which of the following filmmakers’ unique portrayal of New York City focuses on its underbelly and main streets? Woody Allen Martin Scorsese Francis Ford Coppola David Lynch