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    People are usually get entertained by listening to music. These songs were either pop, rock, classical or Jazz. Listeners often select the kind of music depending on their preferences. Sometimes, they just like the sound while other love the lyrics. Musical composers create lyrics and melodies depending on the kind of message they want to express to their listeners. However, the message they want to impart may have a different meaning to its listeners. One good example is that song by an…

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    whereby a man who might today be described as an underachiever or social misfit could achieve status”(Mappen 4). Gangsters kept the sale of alcohol going during prohibition, usually through speakeasies which were bars that sold alcohol, which allowed them to become well-known.…

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    meant to make the view jarred and uncomfortable while addressing the hyper masculinity and sexism if gangster rap videos. The second major claim is the song titled "The…

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    Slang In The 1920s

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    called a cocktail, in Speakeasies, as for people that don’t usually drink alcohol can drink it. Lots of types of people use slang such as gangsters,flappers,country folk,city folk, and etc.The people that used slang words, used it on events or phrases in their lives ( Your ). The gangsters used slang to describe women, law enforcement,weapons,cars and crimes. Gangsters…

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    their wealth. With their increasingly growing business they had to be well run and that is how organized crime was born. Bootleggers and gangsters mastered and understood…

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    wanted to escape the Great Depression. During these hard times money was very scarcest. People found anything to do, to make them happy for just a little while. Tom Power’s gangster lifestyle was more appealing to the human eye. This abnormal way of a life style brought money, clothes, women, cars, nice dinners, respect etc. The gangster life style had everything an ordinary person did not have. As viewers watch The Public Enemy it comes clear that most individuals identify with Tom more then…

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    little business on the side, a sort of side line, you understand. And I thought that if you don’t make very much-” implying that he is offering Nick illegal money for inviting Daisy over (Fitzgerald 83). While this part of the text highlights Gatsby’s gangster-like occupation of a bootlegger of some sort, it also highlights the social skills that Gatsby seems to lack; he was so excited that Nick was going to invite Daisy over to his house, so as some sort of “thank you”, Gatsby wanted to offer…

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    In the short story, “The Killers” two of the main characters are Max and Al. They are both dressed in almost identical winter coats and they come in with attitude. They both are trying to order dinner when only breakfast was on the menu they continue to complain about the service. While they are inside of the diner they say some comment to George about how they are “Bright boys” they mean that as they are dumb and talk down to them because of their masculinity and power. Even though they are…

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    The depiction of gender roles in the 1972 film The Godfather \ Francis Ford Coppola took a best-selling novel, The Godfather by Mario Puzo; that was based on a less than common subject (the mafia); that involved an isolated section of a particular ethnic group (first and second-generation Italian- Americans) and made one of the most brutal and moving chronicles of life in America. The Godfather is a trilogy that tells the epic saga of a mafia family, the Corleones (Haskell 1). The Godfather is a…

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    and reached its highest having about 400,000 deaths from alcohol. The death rate from alcohol makes a point that the prohibition didn’t just increase the alcohol consumption of the America, but also opened door for illegal but lucrative jobs for gangsters. For instance, before prohibition, Cleveland had 1,200 legal bars where you can buy alcoholic beverages. But after the prohibition was passed, Cleveland had about 3,600 speakeasies, which is more than twice the number of legal bars that they…

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