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[[Image:History_of_liberty.JPG| thumb|200px| Right| History Of Liberty City]] | [[Image:History_of_liberty.JPG| thumb|200px| Right| History Of Liberty City]] | ||
'''A History of Liberty City''' is a documentary that is aired constantly in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which explains the history of [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] from the colonial age through the Revolutionary War. In [[The Lost | '''A History of Liberty City''' is a documentary that is aired constantly in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which explains the history of [[Liberty City in GTA IV|Liberty City]] from the colonial age through the Revolutionary War. In [[The Lost & Damned]], there is a second part which explains the history throughout the 19th century. Liberty City's history nearly parallel's [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City's]] history. The show is sponsored by the [[Bank of Liberty]] and Public Broadcasting Corporation. | ||
==Colonial Era== | ==Colonial Era== | ||
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Construction of the [[Liberty City Subway]] then began, with the first station opening in 1874. The first train, however, was not constructed until 1879, so people were kept waiting at the station for another 5 years. With the subway and the Broker Bridge, the advent of the suburbs began, where people could commute to work and live amongst their own kind. This allowed Algonquin to become the center of Liberty City, where they built skyscrapers and looked down on other boroughs. | Construction of the [[Liberty City Subway]] then began, with the first station opening in 1874. The first train, however, was not constructed until 1879, so people were kept waiting at the station for another 5 years. With the subway and the Broker Bridge, the advent of the suburbs began, where people could commute to work and live amongst their own kind. This allowed Algonquin to become the center of Liberty City, where they built skyscrapers and looked down on other boroughs. | ||
At the beginning of the 20th century, the city's overcrowding, impressiveness, and grandiose, along with the invention of the automobile, allowed it to take its modern form. | |||
==Quiz== | ==Quiz== | ||