The Rise and Fall of the Italian Mafia

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History

 

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Ernest W

 

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March 22, 2015

 

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University

 

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intensified the public's thirst for liquor, and Mafioso Carlo Gambino, Joe Bonanno, Lucky Lusiano, and Tommy Lucchese immediately took advantage of this by quickly building stills, warehouses distribution centers, and trucking companies. These bosses made millions on the outcry for booze, and society as a whole began to rely on them for basic needs such as this...
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Such an operation also needed many laborers, and the crime families recruited as many immigrant workers and strong men as they could possibly hire. When prohibition ended, however, almost all gave up the liquor business and set their sights on other business. The illegal businesses that the Mafia is especially invested in are: bootlegging, the distribution of moon-shine, narcotics distribution, extortion (focused on a range from domestic ocean ports to privately owned garbage-trucking companies), gambling, hijacking automobiles and goods from trucks, ghost-labor, and many more...
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