Gentrification
Chinatown
Trivia
100

The neighborhood that we are currently reviewing

Chinatown

100

Name one reason why many Chinese immigrants came to the United States

Better opportunities, freedom, and escaping from their government

100

What is the name of the park nearest to Chinatown?

Columbus park

200

Describe negative or bad things about gentrification

Answers may vary but not limited:

People have to move, losing original culture, higher prices in rent, food, services, etc., less diversity, displacement of local businesses, 

200

How is Chinatown still alive?

Tourism


200

When is the Lunar New Year? (2025 edition)

January 29th

300

Describe a positive or good thing about gentrification

Answers can vary but not limited:

New people, new buildings, new community, safer places, more jobs, better homes, 

300

What is the main reason that Chinatown exists? (Hint: starts with the letter "I").

Immigration

300
Which trains you can take to get to Chinatown

N, Q, R, W, 4, 6, J, Z, B, M 

400

What is gentrification?

Displacement, moving, renovating, deleting

400

What were the main type of jobs found in Chinatown?

Laundrymen, cigar shops, tea shops, and restaurants

400

Which European groups used to live in Chinatown before they moved out?

Italians, Irish and Jewish people.

500

What was the name of the disease that affected Chinatown four years ago? How can you relate this disease with gentrification? (Hint: think about Storm Sandy and how).

COVID-19 and this disease is related with gentrification because local businesses had to shut down and corporations began to buy the empty buildings to build new ones and displace local businesses and residents.

500

What are the nearest neighborhoods to Chinatown?

Tribeca, Little Italy, Lower East Side, etc.

500

What is the name of the only museum located in Chinatown

Museum of Chinese America

MOCA

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