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- - - - As African Americans settled in Harlem, they often faced restrictive covenants and discriminatory practices in other parts of the city.
    - - Between 1900 and 1930, large numbers of African Americans from the South migrated to northern cities.
  - - - After the British took over New Amsterdam (renaming it New York), Harlem remained primarily agricultural. During the American Revolution, it played a strategic role.
    - - Harlem was initially founded as a Dutch village named "Nieuw Haarlem" in 1658 by Peter Stuyvesant, a Dutch governor.
  - - - Harlem experienced significant challenges in the latter half of the 20th century, with high levels of crime, poverty, and drug addiction
    - - The 1920s saw the Harlem Renaissance, a golden age of African American culture, arts, music, and literature.
- - - - that come from a cow and a pig,
    - - typically taken from the hind leg, near the pig's ankle or hock joint.