*assignment is due in 4 hours, if anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated!*

1. Introduction: outline your argument (ca. 50 words). Read all the questions in order to be able to summarize the points you will be making. You may wish to do this section last. 2. Explain the genesis of the Sicilian mafia in terms of historical, political and economic circumstances that enabled the early mafia to be born and flourish. Mention the early illegal activities of the Mafia. (200-300 words) 3. Explain the central theme of the film The Leopard by Visconti, and the particular roles and significance of the main characters in the film. (200-300 words) 4. Select two (and if you wish more) aspects of the film: cinematography (lighting, camera work), the exterior and interior sets, the acting, the costumes, the sound, or the editing, and explain how they construct the story the filmmakers are trying to tell. (200-300 words) 5. Conclusion: briefly summarize what your paper was about without repeating what you said in your introduction. (ca. 50 words) lote: Your questionnaire should demonstrate that you have read all the required course readings and hat you are able to make connections between the readings and the films. Your text must contain itations from both course textbooks and references to specific scenes from the films. Please read he grading rubric carefully for guidelines before submitting your questionnaire. 1. Introduction: outline your argument (ca. 50 words). Read all the questions in order to be able to summarize the points you will be making. You may wish to do this section last. 2. Explain the genesis of the Sicilian mafia in terms of historical, political and economic circumstances that enabled the early mafia to be born and flourish. Mention the early illegal activities of the Mafia. (200-300 words) 3. Explain the central theme of the film The Leopard by Visconti, and the particular roles and significance of the main characters in the film. (200-300 words) 4. Select two (and if you wish more) aspects of the film: cinematography (lighting, camera work), the exterior and interior sets, the acting, the costumes, the sound, or the editing, and explain how they construct the story the filmmakers are trying to tell. (200-300 words) 5. Conclusion: briefly summarize what your paper was about without repeating what you said in your introduction. (ca. 50 words) lote: Your questionnaire should demonstrate that you have read all the required course readings and hat you are able to make connections between the readings and the films. Your text must contain itations from both course textbooks and references to specific scenes from the films. Please read he grading rubric carefully for guidelines before submitting your questionnaire