{"id":93,"date":"2013-05-20T17:06:27","date_gmt":"2013-05-20T17:06:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/projects.madstudio.northwestern.edu\/bauhaus-and-beyond\/?page_id=93"},"modified":"2013-11-15T16:32:27","modified_gmt":"2013-11-15T16:32:27","slug":"vom-handelsposten-zur-stadt","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/projects.madstudio.northwestern.edu\/bauhaus-and-beyond\/chicago-skyline\/geschichte-der-skyline\/vom-handelsposten-zur-stadt\/","title":{"rendered":"Vom Handelsposten zur Stadt"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Nach Du Sables Abreise lie\u00df Captain John Whistler 1803 an derselben <a href = \"#\" class=\"vocabWord\" id=\"SMSN-VW0\" bubbleText=\"<button type='button' class='balloonClose'> <\/button><p class = 'trans'>place, spot<\/p><\/br><form><input class='vocabCheck' id = 'SMSN-VC0' type='checkbox' word=' Stelle' translation='place, spot'><label class = 'checkprompt' for = 'SMSN-VC0'>Add to my vocab sheet<\/label><\/input><\/form>\"> Stelle<\/a> Fort Dearborn errichten, das aber 1812 in einem Kampf mit den Potowatomi Indianern komplett zerst\u00f6rt wurde und erst 1816 wieder aufgebaut wurde. Heute zeigt ein Schild am London Guarantee Building neben dem Chicago River an der Kreuzung von Michigan Avenue und Wacker Drive, wo Fort Dearborn stand. Dank der geografisch <a href = \"#\" class=\"vocabWord\" id=\"SMSN-VW1\" bubbleText=\"<button type='button' class='balloonClose'> <\/button><p class = 'trans'>favorable<\/p><\/br><form><input class='vocabCheck' id = 'SMSN-VC1' type='checkbox' word=' g\u00fcnstigen' translation='favorable'><label class = 'checkprompt' for = 'SMSN-VC1'>Add to my vocab sheet<\/label><\/input><\/form>\"> g\u00fcnstigen<\/a> Lage am Michigansee und dem Chicago River wurden bald die <a href = \"#\" class=\"vocabWord\" id=\"SMSN-VW2\" bubbleText=\"<button type='button' class='balloonClose'> <\/button><p class = 'trans'>numerous<\/p><\/br><form><input class='vocabCheck' id = 'SMSN-VC2' type='checkbox' word=' zahlreichen' translation='numerous'><label class = 'checkprompt' for = 'SMSN-VC2'>Add to my vocab sheet<\/label><\/input><\/form>\"> zahlreichen<\/a> M\u00f6glichkeiten f\u00fcr Wassertransportwege immer mehr zu Handelszwecken genutzt. Illinois <a href = \"#\" class=\"vocabWord\" id=\"SMSN-VW3\" bubbleText=\"<button type='button' class='balloonClose'> <\/button><p class = 'trans'>sich anschlie\u00dfen = to join<\/p><\/br><form><input class='vocabCheck' id = 'SMSN-VC3' type='checkbox' word='schloss ' translation='sich anschlie\u00dfen = to join'><label class = 'checkprompt' for = 'SMSN-VC3'>Add to my vocab sheet<\/label><\/input><\/form>\">schloss <\/a> sich 1818 den USA an, was weitere Optionen mit sich brachte. Verkauft wurden damals in erster Linie Holz, Lebensmittel, und Werkzeuge und andere Materialien, die vor Ort nicht <a href = \"#\" class=\"vocabWord\" id=\"SMSN-VW4\" bubbleText=\"<button type='button' class='balloonClose'> <\/button><p class = 'trans'>available<\/p><\/br><form><input class='vocabCheck' id = 'SMSN-VC4' type='checkbox' word='erh\u00e4ltlich ' translation='available'><label class = 'checkprompt' for = 'SMSN-VC4'>Add to my vocab sheet<\/label><\/input><\/form>\">erh\u00e4ltlich <\/a> waren. 1833 wurde Chicago mit etwa 400 Personen als Dorf eingeschrieben, 1837 mit 4,200 als Stadt.<\/p>\n<p>&nbsp;<\/p>\n\n<!-- iframe plugin v.4.5 wordpress.org\/plugins\/iframe\/ -->\n<iframe loading=\"lazy\" src=\"https:\/\/projects.madstudio.northwestern.edu\/bauhaus-and-beyond\/hotpot\/chicagoskyline\/vomhandelspostenzurstadt.htm\" height=\"450\" width=\"100%\" scrolling=\"yes\" class=\"iframe-class\" frameborder=\"0\"><\/iframe>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Nach Du Sables Abreise lie\u00df Captain John Whistler 1803 an derselben Fort Dearborn errichten, das aber 1812 in einem Kampf mit den Potowatomi Indianern komplett zerst\u00f6rt wurde und erst 1816 wieder aufgebaut wurde. 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