Exam 4: Italy and Albania

At the center of a typical Camorra group is a boss whose group is known by his __________; the group is less structured than a Mafia cosca , devoid of formalized titles and rituals.

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What does the word cosca refer to?

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A collection of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples are ruled by a woman.

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The Mezzogiorno was traditionally dependent on _____________ as a source of income, and had a legacy of political, social, and economic repression and exploitation.

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Question 4

Among the various Mafia organizations, which group has proved to be the most mobile, providing an unbeatable business advantage since they have a presence not only in every region of Italy, but also all over the world?

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Question 5

' Ndrangheta structure is based on blood and family relationships, headed by a _____________ and including virtually all of his relatives, children, siblings, cousins, and grandchildren.

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Question 6

The 'Ndrangheta exhibits its criminal skills in all of the following ways, except for:

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Question 7

Once initiated into the cosca , the mafioso became a compadre, a practice based on the custom of fictional kinship or godparenthood.

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Question 8

While burglary and other remunerative felonies were not neglected, extortion was the Camorra's principal industry in the years following WWII.

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Question 9

The traditional Sicilian Mafia pursued _____________, not wealth.

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Question 10

Discuss the relationship between politics and the Mafia in Sicily.

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Question 11

What does the term camorra mean?

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Question 12

Today, which of the following rules a number of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples?

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Question 13

In contrast to the old Mafia, the Nuovo Mafia has never assassinated investigative, judicial, or political officials, nor members of clergy.

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Question 14

Members of the Mafia refer to the organization as:

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Question 15

Despite its use of rituals and the Roman Catholic imagery, the criminal organization known as ________________ began as a criminal organization.

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Question 16

The New Mafia is also known as _____________.

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Question 17

Discuss why Benito Mussolini's rise to power in the 1920s had important implications for the Mafia and Italian-American organized crime.

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Question 18

The New Mafia has a membership in excess of how many members?

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Question 19

Albanian criminal groups have much in common with their southern Italian colleagues, including a reputation for violence and the concepts of omertá and:

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At the center of a typical Camorra group is a boss whose group is known by his __________; the group is less structured than a Mafia cosca , devoid of formalized titles and rituals.

What does the word cosca refer to?

A collection of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples are ruled by a woman.

The Mezzogiorno was traditionally dependent on _____________ as a source of income, and had a legacy of political, social, and economic repression and exploitation.

Among the various Mafia organizations, which group has proved to be the most mobile, providing an unbeatable business advantage since they have a presence not only in every region of Italy, but also all over the world?

' Ndrangheta structure is based on blood and family relationships, headed by a _____________ and including virtually all of his relatives, children, siblings, cousins, and grandchildren.

The 'Ndrangheta exhibits its criminal skills in all of the following ways, except for:

Once initiated into the cosca , the mafioso became a compadre, a practice based on the custom of fictional kinship or godparenthood.

While burglary and other remunerative felonies were not neglected, extortion was the Camorra's principal industry in the years following WWII.

The traditional Sicilian Mafia pursued _____________, not wealth.

Discuss the relationship between politics and the Mafia in Sicily.

What does the term camorra mean?

Today, which of the following rules a number of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples?

In contrast to the old Mafia, the Nuovo Mafia has never assassinated investigative, judicial, or political officials, nor members of clergy.

Members of the Mafia refer to the organization as:

Despite its use of rituals and the Roman Catholic imagery, the criminal organization known as ________________ began as a criminal organization.

The New Mafia is also known as _____________.

Discuss why Benito Mussolini's rise to power in the 1920s had important implications for the Mafia and Italian-American organized crime.

The New Mafia has a membership in excess of how many members?

Albanian criminal groups have much in common with their southern Italian colleagues, including a reputation for violence and the concepts of omertá and:

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Exam 4: Italy and Albania

At the center of a typical Camorra group is a boss whose group is known by his __________; the group is less structured than a Mafia cosca , devoid of formalized titles and rituals.

What does the word cosca refer to?

A collection of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples are ruled by a woman. ​

The Mezzogiorno was traditionally dependent on _____________ as a source of income, and had a legacy of political, social, and economic repression and exploitation. ​

Among the various Mafia organizations, which group has proved to be the most mobile, providing an unbeatable business advantage since they have a presence not only in every region of Italy, but also all over the world? ​

' Ndrangheta structure is based on blood and family relationships, headed by a _____________ and including virtually all of his relatives, children, siblings, cousins, and grandchildren. ​

The 'Ndrangheta exhibits its criminal skills in all of the following ways, except for: ​

Once initiated into the cosca , the mafioso became a compadre, a practice based on the custom of fictional kinship or godparenthood. ​

While burglary and other remunerative felonies were not neglected, extortion was the Camorra's principal industry in the years following WWII. ​

The traditional Sicilian Mafia pursued _____________, not wealth. ​

Discuss the relationship between politics and the Mafia in Sicily. ​

What does the term camorra mean? ​

Today, which of the following rules a number of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples? ​

In contrast to the old Mafia, the Nuovo Mafia has never assassinated investigative, judicial, or political officials, nor members of clergy.

Members of the Mafia refer to the organization as: ​

Despite its use of rituals and the Roman Catholic imagery, the criminal organization known as ________________ began as a criminal organization.

The New Mafia is also known as _____________.

Discuss why Benito Mussolini's rise to power in the 1920s had important implications for the Mafia and Italian-American organized crime. ​

The New Mafia has a membership in excess of how many members? ​

Albanian criminal groups have much in common with their southern Italian colleagues, including a reputation for violence and the concepts of omertá and: ​

Introduction to Organized Crime

Explanations for Organized Crime

United States

Colombia and Mexico

Russia and the Former Soviet Union

Asia

Africa

Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs

Organized Crime Goods and Services

Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking

Organized Crime in Labor Business and Money Laundering

Organized Crime Statutes

Investigating and Prosecuting Organized Crime

Filters

A collection of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples are ruled by a woman.

The Mezzogiorno was traditionally dependent on _____________ as a source of income, and had a legacy of political, social, and economic repression and exploitation.

Among the various Mafia organizations, which group has proved to be the most mobile, providing an unbeatable business advantage since they have a presence not only in every region of Italy, but also all over the world?

' Ndrangheta structure is based on blood and family relationships, headed by a _____________ and including virtually all of his relatives, children, siblings, cousins, and grandchildren.

The 'Ndrangheta exhibits its criminal skills in all of the following ways, except for:

Once initiated into the cosca , the mafioso became a compadre, a practice based on the custom of fictional kinship or godparenthood.

While burglary and other remunerative felonies were not neglected, extortion was the Camorra's principal industry in the years following WWII.

The traditional Sicilian Mafia pursued _____________, not wealth.

Discuss the relationship between politics and the Mafia in Sicily.

What does the term camorra mean?

Today, which of the following rules a number of some of the most ruthless Camorra clans in Naples?

Members of the Mafia refer to the organization as:

Discuss why Benito Mussolini's rise to power in the 1920s had important implications for the Mafia and Italian-American organized crime.

The New Mafia has a membership in excess of how many members?

Albanian criminal groups have much in common with their southern Italian colleagues, including a reputation for violence and the concepts of omertá and: