The City of Detroit

Slide 2: History of Detroit · Antoine Cadillac founded Detroit in 1701. · It is named after the Detroit River, Detroit means "Straits". Detroit is where Henry Ford formed the automobile industry. Slide 3: 12th Avenue Riot: On July 23, Detroit 's riot began in 1967, the police raided a drinking club with a black community of 12th Avenue. · They are looking forward to cut some people but have found 82 people. · The police tried to arrest everyone in the club.

As the movie shows, Detroit 's hip - hop culture is a culture that depicts the division of race and social class. Detroit is not only an important city for hip hop, as the writer, Chris Kisper, operated the city in Detroit. The city of cars, the city of music. This is the title of the Motley album writer in the 1960s and 1970s, just like hip hop, it also reflects the social and ethnic divisions of music. Motown is one of the most important black record companies in the United States. "Although most people involved in the Motown brand are Black, music targets black and white viewers - Detroit 's people are unstable and hostile).

As you suspect in the historic city of Detroit, New Detroit celebrates a manufacturing company that includes Detroit Grease to turn diesel waste into biodiesel and compost and a third human record of the first vinyl to be opened first It is a company. A record factory in the United States for decades. As a symbol of the city's creativity, like the slogan of Rebel Nell, even the slogans of these companies are exciting: "Graffiti is a gem that gives power to Detroit's women." Many Detroit NewCos are not simply building products and services, but like downtown boxing gyms, they are also building people.

Half of the state's wealthiest community is in Oakland County in the northern part of Detroit. Another wealthy community is in the eastern part of Grosse Pointe. Only three of these cities are outside the Detroit metro station. The per capita income of Detroit city is $ 14,717, and in Michigan province it is 517 in income per capita. Benton Harbor is Michigan's poorest city with income of $ 8,965 per capita and Barton Hill has the highest per capita income of $ 110,683.