How did New Orleans differ from other American cities of the early nineteenth century?

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Crazy boy [7]3 years ago

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Explanation:

The city of New Orleans differs from the rest of the United States in a few ways, especially in the nineteenth century. When we are talking about the city itself it was the largest port in the South and was exporting and importing many goods. When we are talking about the culture it is exceptionally different from other cities across the US. It is where Jazz originated and the city itself is very influenced by black culture. It is a city where many festivals are celebrated from a few cultures and it is a true melting pot inside the melting pot of cultures that is the US.

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