New york

Beno BatistaGabriel Cunha

6ºano B

Restaurantes

Restaurantes de New York City: o número oficial de restaurantes Restaurantes de New York City: o número oficial de restaurantes ativos no ano de 2013 foi de 23,499 (157 novos só em 2010).ativos no ano de 2013 foi de 23,499 (157 novos só em 2010).Mesmo saindo para jantar toda noite, nós levaríamos mais de Mesmo saindo para jantar toda noite, nós levaríamos mais de 50 anos para conhecer todos os restaurantes de NY.50 anos para conhecer todos os restaurantes de NY.

Restaurants of New York City: the official number of Restaurants of New York City: the official number of active restaurants in 2013 was 23,499 (only 157 new in active restaurants in 2013 was 23,499 (only 157 new in 2010). Even going out to dinner every night, we would 2010). Even going out to dinner every night, we would take over 50 years to meet all the restaurants in NY. take over 50 years to meet all the restaurants in NY.

Nova Iorque tem suas raízes na sua fundação em 1624 como um posto de Nova Iorque tem suas raízes na sua fundação em 1624 como um posto de comércio por por colonos neerlandeses, sendo nomeada , sendo nomeada Nova Amsterdã, em , em

1626.1626.24 A cidade e seus arredores foram tomadas pelo A cidade e seus arredores foram tomadas pelo Reino da Inglaterra em em 1664166425 26 , passando a fazer parte do , passando a fazer parte do Império Britânico, e sendo seu nome , e sendo seu nome alterado para Nova Iorque, depois que o Rei alterado para Nova Iorque, depois que o Rei Carlos II da Inglaterra concedeu concedeu

as terras para seu irmão, o então as terras para seu irmão, o então Duque de Iorque (futuro Rei Jaime II da Inglaterra)..27 28 Nova Iorque serviu Nova Iorque serviu

como a capital dos Estados Unidos de 1785 até 1790,como a capital dos Estados Unidos de 1785 até 1790,29 sendo a maior cidade sendo a maior cidade do país desde 1790.do país desde 1790.30 A A Estátua da Liberdade recebeu milhões de imigrantes recebeu milhões de imigrantes que vieram para a América de navio no final do século XIX e início do século que vieram para a América de navio no final do século XIX e início do século

XX.31 XX.31

New York is rooted in its founding in 1624 as a trading post by Dutch colonists, New York is rooted in its founding in 1624 as a trading post by Dutch colonists, being named New Amsterdam in 1626.24 The city and its surroundings were being named New Amsterdam in 1626.24 The city and its surroundings were taken by the Kingdom of England in 166425 26, becoming part of the British taken by the Kingdom of England in 166425 26, becoming part of the British

Empire, and being renamed to New York after King Charles II of England Empire, and being renamed to New York after King Charles II of England granted the lands to his brother, the then Duke of York (later King James II of granted the lands to his brother, the then Duke of York (later King James II of

England) .27 28 New York served as the capital of the United States 1785 until England) .27 28 New York served as the capital of the United States 1785 until 1790.29 is the largest city in the country since 1790.30 the Statue of Liberty 1790.29 is the largest city in the country since 1790.30 the Statue of Liberty

greeted millions of immigrants who came to America by ship in the late greeted millions of immigrants who came to America by ship in the late nineteenth century and early XX.31 nineteenth century and early XX.31

O dia 25 de julho de 2000 ficou marcado na história aeronáutica pela ocorrência de um acidente. Um vazamento de combustível devido à ruptura do tanque nº 5 provocou um grande incêndio sob a asa esquerda da aeronave. Depois de uma sequência de falhas, a aeronave não conseguiu ganhar altitude e caiu instantes depois da decolagem.

The day July 25, 2000 was marked in aeronautical history by the occurrence of an accident. A fuel leak due to rupture the tank number 5 caused a massive fire under the left wing of the aircraft. After a string of failures, the aircraft failed to gain altitude and crashed moments after takeoff.

In 1664, the city was handed over to the English and renamed In 1664, the city was handed over to the English and renamed "New York" by the Duke of York and Albany. At the end of the "New York" by the Duke of York and Albany. At the end of the Anglo-Dutch War the Dutch gained control of the island of Run Anglo-Dutch War the Dutch gained control of the island of Run (then a much more valuable asset) in exchange for control of (then a much more valuable asset) in exchange for control of English in New Amsterdam (New York) in North America. English in New Amsterdam (New York) in North America. Several intertribal wars among the Native Americans and some Several intertribal wars among the Native Americans and some epidemics brought on by the arrival of the Europeans caused epidemics brought on by the arrival of the Europeans caused considerable losses for the Lenape population between the considerable losses for the Lenape population between the years 1660 and 1670. In 1700, the Lenape population had years 1660 and 1670. In 1700, the Lenape population had diminished to only 200 membros. In 1702, the city lost 10% of diminished to only 200 membros. In 1702, the city lost 10% of its population for New York fever amarela suffered no fewer its population for New York fever amarela suffered no fewer than seven important yellow fever epidemics in the period being than seven important yellow fever epidemics in the period being 1702 and 1800.1702 and 1800.

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• Components: Beno Batista Vargas e Silva

Gabriel Alves Cunha

• Grade: 6° ano B

• Subject: English

• Teacher: Andréa Cristine Haupt

• School: E.M.E.F. João Beda Körbes

• Year: 2014