+2 Best Era Gangster Trivia and Quizzes in United States

Welcome to the thrilling world of The US Trivia: Era Gangster edition! Step back in time to the roaring 1920s and 1930s, a period filled with notorious mobsters, clandestine speakeasies, and high-stakes heists that captivated the nation. In this quiz, you'll have the chance to test your knowledge on the legendary figures who ruled the underworld, the infamous crimes that shocked the country, and the law enforcement heroes who brought them to justice. From Al Capone's reign of terror in Chicago to Bonnie and Clyde's daring escapades across the country, get ready to delve into the captivating stories of the era gangsters that left an indelible mark on American history. Do you have what it takes to navigate the shady dealings of prohibition-era bootleggers, decipher the codes of the notorious Mafia families, and uncover the secrets of the underground casinos and smuggling operations? Put your wits to the test and see if you can rise through the ranks of the criminal underworld or outsmart the relentless pursuit of the FBI agents hot on your trail. Whether you're a history buff fascinated by the darker side of Americana or simply looking for a thrilling challenge, this quiz is sure to transport you to a time when gangsters reigned supreme and the law was just a suggestion. So, grab your fedora, polish your tommy gun, and get ready to embark on a journey through the shadowy world of era gangsters. Let's see if you have what it takes to survive in a world where loyalty is everything and betrayal is always lurking around the corner.

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Stick 'em up! Do you know These Historic & Fictional Bank Robbers?

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  • Al Capone went by what nickname?

    Scarface

  • What was the last name of a famous bank robber known as "Baby Face"?

    Nelson

  • With whom did robber Bonnie team up in the 30s?

    Clyde

  • What was the name of the infamous outlaw who robbed banks and trains?

    Jesse James

  • Which famous robber was scouted by major league baseball teams?

    John Dillinger

  • What heist movie featured a mostly Rat Pack ensemble cast?

    Ocean's 11 (1960)

  • Where were Bonnie and Clyde captured?

    Louisiana

  • How many banks did John Dillinger's gang rob?

    24

  • Who was the stagecoach robber known as the "Lady Bandit of Arizona"?

    Pearl Hart

  • What 1991 movie is about a gang of surfers that rob banks?

    Point Break

  • Who staged the first known train robbery in the United States?

    Reno Gang

  • In which 2013 film do four magicians rob a bank while on stage?

    Now You See Me

  • Which U.S. state is home to the Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum?

    Louisiana

  • What is someone who was "Caught red-handed" doing?

    Something wrong

  • On which U.S. state did the last documented stagecoach robbery happen?

    Nevada

  • What is the target of the robbers in the film Seven Thieves (1960)?

    A casino vault

  • Who played Bonnie Parker in the 1967 movie Bonnie and Clyde?

    Faye Dunaway

  • What real outlaw inspired the early Western "The Great Train Robbery"?

    Butch Cassidy

Explore The Era of Gangsters and Speakeasies with Our Prohibition Quiz!

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  • In the US, which name was given to a seller of illegal alcohol?

    Bootlegger

  • Which U.S. President repealed Prohibition?

    Franklin D. Roosevelt

  • What were "speakeasies" during the Prohibition Era in the United States?

    Illicit bars

  • Which word means alcohol which has been illegally distilled?

    Moonshine

  • Which famous gangster gained his wealth during Prohibition?

    Al Capone

  • Which was the federal agency responsible for enforcing Prohibition?

    Bureau of Prohibition

  • Who was the leader of The Untouchables, who targeted Al Capone?

    Eliot Ness

  • Which US city was linked with gangster Al Capone in the 1920s?

    Chicago

  • What was the law that created Prohibition informally known as?

    The Volstead Act

  • When did the Alcohol Prohibition end in the U.S.?

    1933

  • Which of these US states never ratified the Prohibition?

    Rhode Island

  • Prohibition of alcohol in the United States started in what year?

    1920

  • Which of these words is slang for homemade alcohol?

    Mountain dew

  • What animal is used as a mascot by the Prohibition Party?

    Camel

  • Which American crime boss earned the nickname "Lucky"?

    Charles Luciano

  • Which 1919 amendment banned alcohol sale, production, and transport?

    18th Amendment

  • Which show is about the experiences of Prohibition agent Eliot Ness?

    The Untouchables

  • What was the real name of the famous gangster Machine Gun Kelly?

    George Kelly Barnes