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It was still relatively new, and was lacking experience and tools, just like other law enforcement.

The FBI continuously chased Al Capone throughout Chicago.

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The Saint Valentine’s Day massacre was the killing of 7 people in the North side gang that occurred on February 14th

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Charles “Lucky” Luciano (New York) started in the five points gang and was “instrumental in the development of the National Crime Syndicate” He helped the U.S. work with the Sicilian Mafia during World War 2 in order to get a lesser prison sentence.

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George “Bugs” Moran was a Chicago gangster and bootlegger. Was childhood friends with Dion O’Bannion and was later his right hand man.

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Eliot Ness (ATF) had a team of agents to damage Capone's business. They uncovered over 5,000 prohibition violations under the Volstead Act. After he was arrested for tax evasion, the violations were released to court.

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Al Capone was responsible for many brutal murders and crimes mainly on other gangsters in Chicago. His biggest business was bootlegging but he also had prostitutes and gambling rings.

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Andrew Volstead sponsored the National Prohibition act (Volstead Act)

Volstead Act was Vetoed by Wilson. Senate over turned the Veto

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FDR used getting rid of the prohibition in his campaign to help him get office. Soon after he was sworn in, the 21’st amendment was approved and the prohibition was over.

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The biggest supporter’s of the prohibition was the Anti-Saloon League lead by protesters and religious Christians.

They are the only organization to change the constitution.

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The temperance movement focused mainly on alcohol and moderation or abstinence. The temperance movement focused on better health. Often being religiously motivated helped the middle class during the 20’s.

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Speakeasy’s, bootleggers, and rum runners

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Speakeasy’s, bootleggers, and rum runners

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These people would use the demand of alcohol to make a profit illegally.