Exam 3: United States
Exam 1: Introduction to Organized Crime54 Questions
Exam 2: Explanations for Organized Crime56 Questions
Exam 3: United States60 Questions
Exam 4: Italy and Albania55 Questions
Exam 5: Colombia and Mexico49 Questions
Exam 6: Russia and the Former Soviet Union55 Questions
Exam 7: Asia55 Questions
Exam 8: Africa32 Questions
Exam 9: Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs55 Questions
Exam 10: Organized Crime: "Goods and Services"55 Questions
Exam 11: Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking55 Questions
Exam 12: Organized Crime in Labor, Business, and Money Laundering55 Questions
Exam 13: Organized Crime Statutes55 Questions
Exam 14: Investigating and Prosecuting Organized Crime55 Questions
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Explain the role of the boss in the New York model of Italian organized crime.
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In order to avoid law enforcement detection,the structure of the New York Mafia has always attempted to remain only loosely connected to its criminal activities.
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After the deaths of both mob boss rivals (Masseria and Marazano),___________ took over the operations of New York's crime families,and became the most important Mafia figure in New York through 1935.
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Due to the massive size and span of illegal operations of Chicago's most notorious African American gang the Gangster Disciples,the gang requires a(n)____________ structure in order to successfully run its operations.
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The Mafia was imported to America by ____________ immigrants who reproduced it in the cities in which they settled,as a ritual brotherhood consisting of loosely linked but otherwise independent and uncoordinated "families" organized into a hierarchy.
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The primary symbol of the MS-13 is the six-pointed "star of David" and crossed pitchforks.
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MS-13 has thousands of members globally and,in the United States,its members tend to primarily operate in _____________ areas.
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MS-13 has thousands of members and tends to operate state-side in the U.S.only in large urban cities exclusively.
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With respect to the Italian organized crime families of today,Italian heritage is no longer a requirement to become a full "made guy" within the organization.
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MS-13 is organized into regional cliques,each with its own individual leadership.
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The _____________ emerged in the nineteenth-century New York as a lawful fraternal society designed to advance the interests of Sicilian immigrants.
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The basic mechanism for resolving disputes between Mafia families is usually arranged by the boss of the family,and typically results in:
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Another name for the infamous El Salvadorian street gang MS-13 is:
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Under the name of _____________,Gangster Disciples engaged in voter registration drives and has supported unsuccessful candidates for the city council.
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What historical factors are related to the prominence of Italians in organized crime in the United States?
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In the New York model of the American Mafia,each of the bosses of their respective families is entirely disconnected from the other bosses,which allows for each to grow their own criminal empire.
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Mafia bosses are linked in a rather informal arrangement known as the ________________.
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Even though the American Mafia does not have written rules,it does have an elaborate set of ___________ that govern behavior.
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