For ten points, name this "City of Brotherly Love" that is now the largest city in Pennsylvania.
In 1969, Richard Nixon implemented a plan named after this city that mandated federal employment quotas for minorities. The Paxton Boys marched in this city to protest the government's policy towards Native Americans. Ten percent of this city's residents died in a 1793 yellow fever epidemic. During the First Barbary War, a (*) ship named after this city was burned by Stephen Decatur. This site of the First Bank of the United States also housed the Second Continental Congress and the Constitutional Convention, both of which met in this city's Independence Hall. For ten points, name this "City of Brotherly Love" that is now the largest city in Pennsylvania.
In 1969, Richard Nixon implemented a plan named after this city that mandated federal employment quotas for minorities.
Philadelphia [prompt on \"Philly\" and \"City of Brotherly Love\" before mention]