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    Alphonse Gabriel Capone was born in the district of Brooklyn in New York. His parents are of Italian origin and immigrated in the United States in 1888. By this time there was a massive wave of immigration in America called “New immigration”, the third and largest wave of immigration from Europe consisted of slaves, Jews and Italian. Those new immigrants were mostly artisans and peasants who leave poverty in Italy to begin a new life in United States. There were also a small population of…

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    Clipping makes the party music for the "club you wish you hadn 't gone to, the car you don’t remember getting in, and the streets you don’t feel safe on." Clipping first bled into the modern rap scene with a twisted combo of radical lyrics and minimalistic production. The trio maintains a fearless approach to hip hop, taking a classic West Coast sound, flipping it, and then distorting it into a warped vision of "twenty different rappers looking into one broken mirror". They stunned audiences…

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    started interfering with politics. “The Mafia became adept at political corruption and intimated people to vote for certain candidates, who were in turn beholden to the Mafia” (History). With them having an upper hand they controlled the majority of the votes. It was like the voters were scared of the Mafia so they obeyed without a thought. When the Nuovo Mafia came around they made society forget about Sicily. Nuovo Mafia were well respected. Nuovo Mafia were all about their money. They wanted…

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    creating rules, explicit and implicit, to establish an informal governance system that would serve them. Precisely, Skarbek attempts to explain “state-making” and systems of governance based on prison gangs in California. He argues that the Mexican Mafia gang, a Mexican-American criminal prison organization, has set up a governance system that facilitates drug trafficking conducted by Hispanic drug dealers in the streets of Los Angeles. In other words, Skarbek claims that order has been…

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    The 1920’is an interesting time period for America. It was post WWI and it was time to change. The government wanted adjustments and the people wanted change. The American way of life was altered for many reasons in the 1920’s. These reasons were prohibition, the changing of women roles, and the Harlem Renaissance. This was an age of many beginnings and change for America. Prohibition was a major shift in America. Prohibition is the banning of alcohol to be sold and consumed. The eighteenth…

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    Mark Sway Analysis

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    smoking, one day Mark and his bother, Ricky went to the woods when suddenly they saw a man who tried to kill himself, as they tried to prevent the man from killing himself Mark got kidnnaped by the man and and learns an important secret which the mafia will anything so it will remain a secret, while the FBI would like Mark to share his secret, what will Mark do? Conflict: The main conflict of the story is not about two people but rather about two choices that…

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    assassination was just or unjust? JFK the 35th president of the United States was assassinated by a man named Lee Harvey Oswald. The assassination of John F. Kennedy was just because….he opposed “The March on Washington” and shared a mistress with a notorious mafia leader. However some believed he was a good president just because he was a kind person. But, research shows JFK caused a national disaster his first year in office called the “Bay of Pigs Invasion” in 1961. First, Kennedy was…

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    Morals of Macbeth vs. Morals Today The morals in the play Macbeth are important because of the murders, searcher for power, use of evil. The play Macbeth has a connection with the morals of the mafia in history. William Shakespeare shows the morals of the search for power with the murders in Macbeth. The mafia also shows this when it was a fight with the god father. William Shakespeare used the same morals to teach use as we use today to teach each other. Morals are important all throughout…

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    MS-13

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    the barrios with other Latin gangs. For the act of the Mexican mafia taking the MS under their wing, MS had to return the favor to the mafia and be their hit men. This is when they became MS-13, the 13 was added because they were now apart of “the M” which is also know as the Mexican mafia. M is the 13th letter of the alphabet and that’s why the Mexican mafia uses the number 13. After the alliance between the MS-13 and the Mexican mafia, MS-13 has grown so much that the FBI believes that they…

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    The government demanded that alcohol manufacturers start adding poison to the alcohol to deter the mafia from using industrial alcohol and to deter the public from abusing it that way it could not be sold by any organized crime group. However, the public continued to either brew their own alcohol at home in bathtubs or buy it from a crime organization…

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