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    Origins Of Bootlegging

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    The origins of alcohol production can be traced back to 6000 B.C., where it was produced in the forms of wine and beer to substitute clean water (“History…”). Due to the difficulty of hauling grain to markets, farmers were able to profit more from turning their crops into alcohol, rather than selling the grain at markets. The colonists’ main concern when coming to the new world was water sources (Lieurance). Therefore, alcoholic beverages were brought in mass quantities in order to substitute…

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    manifestation of the culture of violence that marinates in American society as a whole. Movies, gang life, and hip-hop are just a minor example of the massive subculture. Therefore, it is important to recognize that the values that strengthen the gangster culture are very much by-products of the larger American culture. Thus perception is everything and what the youth see in this hypermedia era is the reality that leads to the thug culture. Therefore the thug culture won’t change until more…

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    palpably legible to a South Korean audience (Shin, Stringer 138).” Mudaepo is guarding the hostage and he is keeping asking his hostage to heads down which means stand on their heads. To my surprise, everyone in the gas station also include some gangsters obey him. When I was wondering why he ask the hostage to do so, the flash back show me his past. When he was in the school, he loved a girl. But his physical education teacher thought he was bullied that girl. The teacher was so mean that he…

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    the most famous American gangsters who rose to infamy as the leader of the Chicago Outfit during the Prohibition era. Before being sent to Alcatraz Prison in 1934 for a tax evasion conviction, he had amassed a personal fortune estimated at $100 million as the head of the infamous crime syndicate. 3 GALLERY 3 IMAGES Al’s Wife, Mae Capone In 1918, Al Capone married middle-class Irish girl Mae Coughlin and settled down as a bookkeeper, taking a brief hiatus from his gangster…

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    Criminals In Pulp Fiction

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    subject of this assignment is Pulp Fiction, a 1994 gangster American comedy about blood, guts, violence, strange sex, drugs, fixed fights and a dead body disposal written and directed by the Oscar winner Quentin Tarantino. One of the most influential films of the 1990s, a delirious post-modern mix of neo-noir thrills, pitch-black humour and pop-culture touchstones. Gangster Films are developed around the sinister actions of criminals or gangsters, particularly bank robbers, underworld figures,…

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    49). One of the reasons that gangster rap became as successful as it did was that it the imagery associated with the culture fit within the rebellious outlaw archetype that is prevalent throughout American history. The documentary, Hip Hop: Beyond Beats & Rhymes, elaborates on the archetype…

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    Italian Stereotypes

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    identity as being lower or working class and if not they are gangsters. They portray Italians who live happily and needing nothing as gaining their wealth through crimes. Additionally, there is a gender stereotyping of gangsters and mobsters. They are generalized as being men as opposed to…

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    how the cinema has negatively portrayed African-Americans in the past and continue to do so with old stereotypes. In addition, African-Americans have continued to be shown as ruthless gangsters from the ghettos of large cities. These thug stereotypes depict primarily African-American inner city youth as the gangsters who deal drugs and control the drug trade within their…

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    They were two legendary figures in London in 1960s. Everyone knew some stories about the Krays. They were brothers, twins, counterparts and Gangsters! Ron Kray was a one-man London mob who’s truculent, illogical, and funny as well. Reggie Kray was thoughtful, calm and emotional. Krays and their underworld had controlled the whole East end of London. The story started with Reggie met a girl named…

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    Hello there. Today I will be telling you about Alcatraz. The essay will explain the history of Alcatraz as conveyed in the article, Alcatraz. Prohibition caused a crime wave The Crime wave led to super gangsters Super Gangsters could not be in a regular prison. Alcatraz was built to hold the super gangsters. It happened to be a prison on an island it was named Alcatraz. Let's get started! I think that Alcatraz was a prison different from other prisons and that it was necessary to have it. So the…

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