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Dutch Colonial Period
British Rule and American Independence
The Great Depression and World War II Era
Early Exploration and Colonization
19th Century Development and Immigration
Economic and Financial History
Post-War Development and Modernization
Early 20th Century Growth and Cultural Milestones
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Post-War Development and Modernization
This timeline highlights the post-war development, modernization, and significant cultural and economic milestones of New York City.
Post-War Economic Boom
1945-1960s
New York City experienced a significant economic boom, solidifying its position as a global financial and cultural hub.
Population Shifts
1965
New York City relinquished its role as the world's largest city to Tokyo, according to demographers Chandler & Fox.
Urban Renewal and Land Reclamation
1970s-1980s
Substantial land reclamation and urban renewal projects were undertaken, including the development of Battery Park City.
Economic Diversification
1990s-2000s
New York City's economy diversified, with significant growth in the tech, media, and finance sectors.
9/11 Attacks
2001
The September 11 attacks had a profound impact on the city, leading to significant changes in security, urban planning, and community resilience.
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Main milestones
19th Century Development and Immigration
British Rule and American Independence
Cultural and Artistic Developments
Dutch Colonial Period
Early 20th Century Growth and Cultural Milestones
Early Exploration and Colonization
Economic and Financial History
Geographical and Environmental Changes
Infrastructure and Transportation
The Great Depression and World War II Era