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The FBI is a group who enforces the federal law and investigates a variety of crimes like terrorism, police corruption, civil rights violation and other major crimes out of the police.

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Lucky was a Italian gangster who operated in the U.S and h was considered the father of modern crimes in the U.S during 1931.

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This is a social movement that promotes not consuming alcoholic beverages

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Eliot was a American prohibition agent known for his efforts to take down Al Capone and was the leader of law enforcement agents.

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Was a American gangster and a bootlegger who he and his 7 men were gunned down and killed in the St. Valentine massacre.

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Women’s suffrage groups liked the idea of prohibition because a lot of men were drunk most of the time and became abusive to their wives because of alcohol.

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Brewers and people that benefited from prohibition but made money off to illegal sale of alcohol.

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Rum runners were people who smuggled in alcohol across sea to sell to people in the United States.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Legal prevention of selling, transporting, and manufacturing alcohol in the U.S from 1920-1933

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Bootleggers were people who smuggled alcohol in their pants or boots and sold it to normal people along the street(Almost like drug dealing today).

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Well known Chicago gangster became the leader of the Colosimo Mob in 1925 and ruled an empire of crime which included running gambling, prostitution, and bootlegging.

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On February 14th 1929 Members of Capones mob posed as cops and gunned down 7 members of the Bugs Moran mob against a garage wall

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Speakeasies were drinkers that went underground or hidden areas often protected with codes. Speakeasies were everywhere at the time and was considered a club.

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The Volstead Act was an act to carry out the 18th amendment which was the prohibition of alcoholic drinks

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This amendment prohibits the manufacture, sale or transportation of alcohol