People who commonly participated in organized crime.
What are gangsters?
What bootlegging means.
What is the illegal distribution of goods or materials?
What prohibition was in the 1920's.
What is the ban of distributing alcoholic beverages?
What is bootlegging/organized crime?
Common practices in organized crime.
What is bootlegging, robbery, gambling, and drug trafficking? (Any of the above are good.)
Why bootlegging was such a profitable business.
What is prohibition had caused the price of alcohol to be raised so high?
America had an alcohol addiction, people were dying from alcohol abuse, and as a way to get rid of political corruption, prostitution, and domestic violence.
Where Al Capone grew up
What is New York?
What "rum running" was.
What is the transportation of illicit alcohol by sea?
How bootlegging got its name.
It originally got its name from when people would put liquor bottles in their tall boots to sneak them into certain areas.
The date prohibition was removed.
What is December 5th, 1933?
The famous violent event Al Capone was involved in.
What is the Valentine's Day Massacre?
Most common weapon used by gangsters in the 1920's.
What is the Thompson Submachine Gun? (Tommy gun)
The name of liquor that is illegally distilled/distributed.
What is moonshine?
The date prohibition was ratified.
What is January 17th, 1920?
Al Capone's Gang.
What was the Chicago outfit?
The name of the american mafia.
What is "La Cosa Nostra?"
Alcohol consumption percentage during prohibition.
What is 60-70 percent?
What prohibition outlawed.
The manufacture, sale and transport of alcoholic beverages, NOT the consumption.
The reason for Al Capone's death.
What is cardiac arrest?