History of Organized Crime in America video

Video title: History of Organised Crime

Use this History of Crime video entitled History of Organized Crime in America to study the history of organized crime and delve into an underworld populated by mobsters and crime families.

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  • History of Organized Crime. Learn about History and Organised Crime. Survey the history of organized crime and delve into an underworld populated by mobsters and crime families.
  • Gain insight to the history of organized crime through profiles on mobsters, crime families, syndicates, cartels, and law enforcers, including Al Capone, Frank Costello, Monk Eastman, Sam Giancana, Meyer Lansky, Lucky Luciano, Eliot Ness, Dutch Schultz, and Bugsy Siegel.
  • Survey the criminal exploits of organized crime figures throughout the world, and gain insight to the infiltration of businesses by organized crime and the control it exerts on neighborhoods and governments through intimidation, extortion, bribery, and murder.
  • Trace the origins and development of organized crime in America and abroad.
  • Learn about the roots and scope of modern organized crime through the eyes of award-winning true-crime writer Jay Robert Nash.
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