Five Points, Manhattan

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Five Points, Manhattan was a notorious 19th-century New York City neighborhood known for its extreme poverty, crime, and dense immigrant population.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former neighborhood
historic neighborhood
slum
associatedWithEvent Dead Rabbits
surface form: Dead Rabbits Riot

Draft Riots
surface form: New York City Draft Riots
country United States of America
culturalImpact symbol of 19th-century urban squalor in the United States
declineBegan late 19th century
demographics Black Americans
surface form: African Americans

German immigrants
Irish immigrants
Italian immigrants
mixed-race population
depictedIn Gangs of New York
surface form: Gangs of New York (2002 film)

Gangs of New York
surface form: Gangs of New York (book)
developedOn filled-in Collect Pond
documentedBy Jacob Riis
documentedInWork How the Other Half Lives
formedByIntersectionOf Anthony Street
Cross Street
Water Street
surface form: Little Water Street

Mulberry Street
Orange Street
hasNotableGang Bowery Boys
Dead Rabbits
Plug Uglies
Roach Guards
hasNotableLocation Mission House
Paradise Square
The Old Brewery
knownAs one of the first racially integrated urban neighborhoods in the United States
knownFor alcohol abuse
dance halls
dense immigrant population
disease
extreme poverty
gang activity
high crime
overcrowded tenements
political corruption
poor sanitation
prostitution
saloons
locatedIn Civic Center, Manhattan
Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
New York City
New York State
present-day Chinatown, Manhattan
present-day Foley Square area
namedAfter intersection of five streets
peakNotoriety 1840s
1850s
redevelopedInto Civic Center neighborhood
Columbus Park
Foley Square
timePeriod early 19th century
late 19th century
mid-19th century

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Amsterdam Vallon residence Five Points, Manhattan
Bill the Butcher in Gangs of New York settingOfActivity Five Points, Manhattan
subject surface form: Bill the Butcher
Dead Rabbits activeIn Five Points, Manhattan
Dead Rabbits operatedIn Five Points, Manhattan
this entity surface form: Five Points slum
Bill the Butcher settingNeighborhood Five Points, Manhattan
Jenny Everdeane settingOfWork Five Points, Manhattan
Priest Vallon deathPlace Five Points, Manhattan
this entity surface form: Five Points, Manhattan (fictionalized)
Priest Vallon settingOfActivity Five Points, Manhattan
this entity surface form: Five Points, New York City
Copper depictsNeighborhood Five Points, Manhattan