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    illegal activity surrounding the manufacture and distribution of alcohol were created. Doc B‚ an excerpt from “The Rumrunners‚ a prohibition scrapbook” makes the case that Prohibition was a great success for “the bootleggers‚ the rumrunners and gangsters‚ the roadhouse proprietors‚ the police‚ the magistrates‚ the spotters‚ the boaters and armies of others.” All these new jobs were illegal which increased crime in many areas. Prohibition failed to reduce consumption‚ created a lot of illegal jobs

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    Dorothy takes a sip of water. Brian Dorothy‚ will you marry me? Dorothy starts choking from the shock of his question. Dorothy What?! Brian I have to ask you that every night. Dorothy catches her breath and clears her throat. She turns to him. Dorothy Oh‚ right. Then I always answer ‘No’. Brian stands up from the table. Brian Then good night. Dorothy Good-night. Brian leaves the dining room; and only turns back‚ now and then‚ to look at her as he leaves. Panel Dorothy reaches

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    A Moral moral never land

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    In the article written by James Harold called“ A Moral Never- Never Land: Identifying with Tony Soprano” author questions to the moral effects of TV on human life. Harold’s main claim in this article is that TV shows like The Sopranos combines both sympathetic and repulsive elements of life and ultimately its good for to invite the viewers to think deeply about the nature of good and evil. Also the author questions that there is nothing wrong with loving characters such as Tony Soprano because this

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    Fashion In The 1990s

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    Oversized sweaters were popular . how it affected. The 90s fashion had some affect on what happened in the earlier paragraphs. Since sagging pants was popular in like rap and stuff and gangsters they might have saw Rodney as a threat or thought he was going to do something bad since that was what gangsters wore usually. Jeffrey Dahmer’s case could be tied in with fashion because guys were starting to be more like girls during this time period that is why he only chose men. With the paintings

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    Hip Hop American Culture

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    values of popular culture .Underground rappers construct identities based on an ideas that rebel against pop culture. Underground rap lyrics are used to rebel against pop culture‚ and often blames the world s materialism on this pop culture craze. Gangster rap is differentiable from other rap music in that it makes use of images in urban life associated with violence and crime. This outlet of rap is very unique because it opens a world to that many Americans would not have the opportunity of knowing

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    Crime Lords Alcatraz

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    Alcatraz is a very popular tourist site. But why was it required? Prohibition of alcohol mad Gangsters and overall crime lords. This essay will explain the history of Alcatraz‚ why it had to close and some of the ghosts still lurking in the shadows. Alcatraz was different than other prisons because the Rock was made specifically for the worst gangsters‚ crime lords‚ robbers‚ murderers‚ psychopaths and others. Additionally‚ Alcatraz’s security was an enormous improvement than that of other prisons

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    The Story of Suicide Sal We each of us have a good "alibi" For being down here in the "joint"; But few of them really are justified If you get right down to the point. You’ve heard of a woman’s "glory" Being spent on a "downright cur‚" Still you can’t always judge the story As true‚ being told by her. As long as I’ve stayed on this "island‚" And heard "confidence tales" from each "gal‚" Only one seemed interesting and truthful --  The story of "Suicide Sal." Now "Sal" was a gal of rare

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    classification music

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    easiest person to classify and what they are listening to is‚ baggy jeans with their boxers showing‚ saggy t-shirts and that lean walk. They could also be rocking a fitted hat and really nice Nikes. Some people would classify this group of people as "gangsters" who typically listen to rap/hip hop. Sometimes the way they act or dress is a little different depending on which they listen to. This genre is the best example of how fashion really comes into play with music‚ artists like Eminem or Wiz Khalifa

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    The Zoot Suit

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    Zoot Suits in Zoot Suit Danielle Meyer Watching the movie and even just recognizing the the reasoning behind the title‚ it is blatantly clear that “zoot suits” were not desirable attire for most people. And by most people‚ I mean the wealthy‚ white and conservative. Historically‚ in 1943 was the year the “zoot suits” took off. Mexican Americans were the main source of the apparel and it was no secret that the police began to discriminate against whoever wore them. In this specific movie we watched

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    Goodfellas Analysis

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    played by actor Ray Liotta. At the beginning of the film Henry is depicted as a calm‚ respectful‚ charming and ambitious teenage boy. He also shows a rebellious side‚ when he says the quote "As far back as I can remember‚ I always wanted to be a gangster" Despite the fact that it disappoints his parents and the fact that he receives countless amount of beatings at the hands of his father‚ Henry skips school and starts working at a nearby cab stand‚ owned by one of the most feared Mafia

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