Question

The historic boulevard called Broadway (originally the Wickquasgeck Trail) slices diagonally across the entire length of Manhattan. In the early twentieth century, the Broadway Theater District - "________" - as Shep Friedman dubbed it in 1902 - ran along Broadway between 14th Street and 34th Street. Today, all but a few Broadway theaters, the majority of them erected during a theater construction boom that ended with the Great Depression, lie within an area circumscribed by 42nd Street and 52nd Street at the south and north ends, respectively, and by 8th Avenue and Broadway on the west and east sides. Group of answer choices

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is The Great White Way

Explanation:

This term was given to Manhattan because of the several electric light bulb that became to be used in the early 20th century. So, the architects began to design theaters that could use this new apparatus. Used as advertising or just to illuminate, Manhattan was covered by white lights.