Question 1

Describe what young male prospective candidates who wish to join the El Salvadorian-based street gang the MS-13 may have to carry out as a part of their initiation process.

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Question 2

After the deaths of both mob boss rivals (Masseria and Marazano),___________ took over the operations of New York's crime families,and became the most important Mafia figure in New York through 1935.​

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Question 3

MS-13 members have international connections,with members maintaining constant contact with counterparts in _____________.​

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Question 4

Due to its large size and scope of its drug operations,a bureaucratic leadership model was adopted by Chicago's best-known African American crime gang known as the _____________.​

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Question 5

Between 1891 and 1920,4 million Italians entered the United States.Most came from the area south of Rome-in particular,Sicily,Naples,and its surrounding Campania area,and the province of Calabria.This area is called the _____________.​

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Question 6

Found in at least nine state prison systems and reputed to be the most powerful of the prison organized crime groups,_____________ is comprised mainly of Mexican-American convicts and ex-convicts from the barrios of East Los Angeles.​

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Question 7

Explain what is meant by the "rules" of the American Mafia.

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Question 8

Mafia bosses are linked in a rather informal arrangement known as the ________________.​

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Question 9

How does an individual become a member of a "made" member of a Mafia Family? Describe the process,from recruitment to initiation.​

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Question 10

Members and associates of NY crime families have been traditionally organized into _____________,semi-independent units technically headed by a caporegime.​

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Question 11

Entry into the Mexican Mafia requires a(n)____________ and a unanimous vote of members in a jail or a prison or an operating street clique.​

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Question 12

At the center of the universe of an American Mafia unit is the _____________.​

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Question 13

The _____________ emerged in 19th century New York as a lawful fraternal society designed to advance the interests of Sicilian immigrants.​

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Question 14

By 1930,there were two major Mafia factions in New York,one headed by _____________ operating out of the Little Italy of East Harlem,and the other by _____________,whose business office was in midtown Manhattan.​

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Question 15

Explain the role of the boss in the New York model of Italian organized crime.​

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Question 16

What historical factors are related to the prominence of Italians in organized crime in the United States?​

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Question 17

The conflict that arose in 1930 between the two major Mafia factions in New York is known as the _____________.​

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Question 18

MS-13 has thousands of members globally and,in the United States,its members tend to primarily operate in _____________ areas.​

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Question 19

Under the name of _____________,Gangster Disciples engaged in voter registration drives and have supported unsuccessful candidates for the city council.​

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Question 20

The rules of the American Mafia have succeeded in preventing the emergence of a violent southern Italian tradition,_______________,referring to an irrational blood feud that is ultimately bad for the organization.

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Quiz 3: United States

Describe what young male prospective candidates who wish to join the El Salvadorian-based street gang the MS-13 may have to carry out as a part of their initiation process.

After the deaths of both mob boss rivals (Masseria and Marazano),___________ took over the operations of New York's crime families,and became the most important Mafia figure in New York through 1935.

MS-13 members have international connections,with members maintaining constant contact with counterparts in _____________.

Due to its large size and scope of its drug operations,a bureaucratic leadership model was adopted by Chicago's best-known African American crime gang known as the _____________.

Between 1891 and 1920,4 million Italians entered the United States.Most came from the area south of Rome-in particular,Sicily,Naples,and its surrounding Campania area,and the province of Calabria.This area is called the _____________.

Found in at least nine state prison systems and reputed to be the most powerful of the prison organized crime groups,_____________ is comprised mainly of Mexican-American convicts and ex-convicts from the barrios of East Los Angeles.

Explain what is meant by the "rules" of the American Mafia.

Mafia bosses are linked in a rather informal arrangement known as the ________________.

How does an individual become a member of a "made" member of a Mafia Family? Describe the process,from recruitment to initiation.

Members and associates of NY crime families have been traditionally organized into _____________,semi-independent units technically headed by a caporegime.

Entry into the Mexican Mafia requires a(n)____________ and a unanimous vote of members in a jail or a prison or an operating street clique.

At the center of the universe of an American Mafia unit is the _____________.

The _____________ emerged in 19th century New York as a lawful fraternal society designed to advance the interests of Sicilian immigrants.

By 1930,there were two major Mafia factions in New York,one headed by _ operating out of the Little Italy of East Harlem,and the other by _,whose business office was in midtown Manhattan.

Explain the role of the boss in the New York model of Italian organized crime.

What historical factors are related to the prominence of Italians in organized crime in the United States?

The conflict that arose in 1930 between the two major Mafia factions in New York is known as the _____________.

MS-13 has thousands of members globally and,in the United States,its members tend to primarily operate in _____________ areas.

Under the name of _____________,Gangster Disciples engaged in voter registration drives and have supported unsuccessful candidates for the city council.

The rules of the American Mafia have succeeded in preventing the emergence of a violent southern Italian tradition,_______________,referring to an irrational blood feud that is ultimately bad for the organization.

Quiz 3: United States

Describe what young male prospective candidates who wish to join the El Salvadorian-based street gang the MS-13 may have to carry out as a part of their initiation process.

After the deaths of both mob boss rivals (Masseria and Marazano),___________ took over the operations of New York's crime families,and became the most important Mafia figure in New York through 1935.​

MS-13 members have international connections,with members maintaining constant contact with counterparts in _____________.​

Due to its large size and scope of its drug operations,a bureaucratic leadership model was adopted by Chicago's best-known African American crime gang known as the _____________.​

Between 1891 and 1920,4 million Italians entered the United States.Most came from the area south of Rome-in particular,Sicily,Naples,and its surrounding Campania area,and the province of Calabria.This area is called the _____________.​

Found in at least nine state prison systems and reputed to be the most powerful of the prison organized crime groups,_____________ is comprised mainly of Mexican-American convicts and ex-convicts from the barrios of East Los Angeles.​

Explain what is meant by the "rules" of the American Mafia.

Mafia bosses are linked in a rather informal arrangement known as the ________________.​

How does an individual become a member of a "made" member of a Mafia Family? Describe the process,from recruitment to initiation.​

Members and associates of NY crime families have been traditionally organized into _____________,semi-independent units technically headed by a caporegime.​

Entry into the Mexican Mafia requires a(n)____________ and a unanimous vote of members in a jail or a prison or an operating street clique.​

At the center of the universe of an American Mafia unit is the _____________.​

The _____________ emerged in 19th century New York as a lawful fraternal society designed to advance the interests of Sicilian immigrants.​

By 1930,there were two major Mafia factions in New York,one headed by _____________ operating out of the Little Italy of East Harlem,and the other by _____________,whose business office was in midtown Manhattan.​

Explain the role of the boss in the New York model of Italian organized crime.​

What historical factors are related to the prominence of Italians in organized crime in the United States?​

The conflict that arose in 1930 between the two major Mafia factions in New York is known as the _____________.​

MS-13 has thousands of members globally and,in the United States,its members tend to primarily operate in _____________ areas.​

Under the name of _____________,Gangster Disciples engaged in voter registration drives and have supported unsuccessful candidates for the city council.​

The rules of the American Mafia have succeeded in preventing the emergence of a violent southern Italian tradition,_______________,referring to an irrational blood feud that is ultimately bad for the organization.

After the deaths of both mob boss rivals (Masseria and Marazano),___________ took over the operations of New York's crime families,and became the most important Mafia figure in New York through 1935.

MS-13 members have international connections,with members maintaining constant contact with counterparts in _____________.

Due to its large size and scope of its drug operations,a bureaucratic leadership model was adopted by Chicago's best-known African American crime gang known as the _____________.

Between 1891 and 1920,4 million Italians entered the United States.Most came from the area south of Rome-in particular,Sicily,Naples,and its surrounding Campania area,and the province of Calabria.This area is called the _____________.

Found in at least nine state prison systems and reputed to be the most powerful of the prison organized crime groups,_____________ is comprised mainly of Mexican-American convicts and ex-convicts from the barrios of East Los Angeles.

Mafia bosses are linked in a rather informal arrangement known as the ________________.

How does an individual become a member of a "made" member of a Mafia Family? Describe the process,from recruitment to initiation.

Members and associates of NY crime families have been traditionally organized into _____________,semi-independent units technically headed by a caporegime.

Entry into the Mexican Mafia requires a(n)____________ and a unanimous vote of members in a jail or a prison or an operating street clique.

At the center of the universe of an American Mafia unit is the _____________.

The _____________ emerged in 19th century New York as a lawful fraternal society designed to advance the interests of Sicilian immigrants.

By 1930,there were two major Mafia factions in New York,one headed by _ operating out of the Little Italy of East Harlem,and the other by _,whose business office was in midtown Manhattan.

Explain the role of the boss in the New York model of Italian organized crime.

What historical factors are related to the prominence of Italians in organized crime in the United States?

The conflict that arose in 1930 between the two major Mafia factions in New York is known as the _____________.

MS-13 has thousands of members globally and,in the United States,its members tend to primarily operate in _____________ areas.

Under the name of _____________,Gangster Disciples engaged in voter registration drives and have supported unsuccessful candidates for the city council.