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New crew members working out on the roof 1933

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The FBI changed crime solving forever. Founded in 1908, The FBI made it easier to get crime solved. The invention of Ident made it possible to use and capture finger prints which was a vital tool for these times. It made it possible to not switch up a person if they had the same name for example the William west and will west issue. Since they had the fingerprints it was easier to figure out who did what. The bureau is what helped capture and arrest Capone once and for all.

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Lucky Luciano is well known for getting the biggest Italian and Jewish mafia and making a gang with them to get them into the bootlegging business. Luciano set up commission to unite the mob and Murder inc.. Luciano is considered the father of modern organized crime in the United States. Luciano led one of the biggest bootlegging businesses in the game. He was the one and only leader of the NCS founded in 1929.

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Mugshot of Bugsy (fun fact:Bugsy got his nickname for his short violent temper)

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Bugsy was also a gangster back in the 1920s-30s. Bugsy was a bootlegger during prohibition and was also a founder of the Murder Inc. Bugsy used to be friends with Capone when they were younger but then became enemy’s due to being in different gangs. Bugsy worked alongside lucky Luciano in murder inc. and they made lots of money off of bootlegging and prostitution.

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Al Capone was the big dog of the gang/crime scene in the 1920s. Al Capone made 60 million dollars a year off of selling illegal booze. Al Capone is also responsible for many gang related killings, But his biggest one was the st. Valentine’s Day massacre. Al Capone never got time for his crimes but got arrested for tax evasion. Al Capone was the most feared of Chicago but was also said to be kind. He was the leader of the outfit.

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On February 14th 1929, Al Capone sent his top hitman Jack Mcgurn to kill his long time gang rival Bugsy Siegel. Jack dressed up as a police officer and lured in Bugsy and his men down to a basement and wanted to do a “search” so the men faced the wall and then were killed. Bugsy got away so he lived but the 7 men died that day. The news of the massacre was spread and it was found out that Capone was responsible so he became the number 1 public enemy in the U.S and in the gang world.

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Throughout the 1920-30s organized crime began to skyrocket with gangs, crime, and much more. The big gangs were majority in Chicago with over 1300 different gangs. There were roughly 12 thousand murders a year. During these times gangs would bootleg and use prostitution as ways to make loads of money because of prohibition.

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Business booming as usual in a speakeasy

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Prohibition was an economic treasure. Gang leaders such as Al Capone imported alcohol through rum runners and bootleggers.  Gangs used their guns and influence to run speakeasies. People like Capone created a black market and made alcohol the most prolific source in economy regardless of it being illegal.

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The 18th Amendment. Unexpected economic powerhouse creates the biggest mistake?

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The 18th Amendment. Unexpected economic powerhouse creates the biggest mistake?

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The 18th Amendment was pushed with the ideology that America would stay clean. However, prohibition left a mark on society that remains today. Banning alcohol created a black market that allowed crooks such as Capone and Siegel to not only rake in millions, but to make gangs so powerful that their influence remains today.

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Women’s Temperance. The Ultimate Activists of Prohibition 

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Women’s Temperance. The Ultimate Activists of Prohibition 

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Women were activists of prohibition because they received the worst of alcohol. They found alcohol terrible because their husbands would often get so drunk that they’d beat them. The movement gave them hope that home life would be a lot safer than before. This is a lot of the reason the 18th Amendment was pushed for.