Explain the prevailing social philosophy of many of the immigrant groups

Assignment:

Answer these essay questions:

1. Explain the prevailing social philosophy of many of the immigrant groups that migrated to the United States at the turn of the 20th Century.
2. Explain the interlocking relationship between Italian, Irish, and Jewish gangsters during the 1920s and 1930s.
3. Talk about the political corruption that was central to organized crime in both the North and South (turn of the 20th Century) when the sheriff, the judge, the major, and governor were involved in organized crime. How would this impact society in general? How has this changed over the past century or not and why?
4. Explain the organization of bootlegging and moonshining, including the differences of the production and distribution of white liquor and red liquor in the south.