Write a summary on the Godfather & the (Southern European) Immigrant ExperienceWatch and read all of what’s provided in the Film: The Godfather II, an Immigrant Story submodule for this unit, including the 58 min. excerpted “flashback scenes” I’ve spliced together for this topic. Note also that this topic draws on chapter 6 in Hollywood’s America as well as chapter 19.2 in OpenStax US History. Then answer ALL 4 of following questions, quoting and citing from the assigned texts, where indicated:1. Quoting and citing from chapter 19.2 “The Growing Pains of Urbanization, 1870–1900” of the OpenStax US History online textbook, describe how are immigrants received into early 1900s America? How does Coppola present this immigrant experience in America (at least that of Italian-Americans) through the journey of Vito Corleone, as a little boy? According to the film, there any illusions about the “American Dream”? 2. Quoting and citing from “Gangsters and Fallen Women” of Hollywood’s America, specifically the section “The Gangster Cycle,” pp. 86–90, describe how American films have turned the gangster into a kind of “hero” (or anti-hero), and why and how this hero must enter a life of crime in order to succeed? How is this course of action a commentary on the so-called American Dream, on the social and legal order in early twentieth-century America?3. In The Godfather part 2, How does Vito, as a young man, exemplify this “gangster hero,” i.e. one who has replaced the “traditional good guy whose success affirms society” with “the good bad guy whose success questions society,” demonstrating that at certain times in America, and in certain places, “only crime pays” (87)? How does the older Vito, alongside his gangster associates, begin to challenge the social and legal order (including the existing criminal order)?4. Finally, reflect on the course’s assigned readings and videos that describe the economic, social, and political hierarchies and power in America at the turn of the century. What do you believe the character of Don Fanucci represents or symbolizes, and what does The Godfather suggest about the corruption of the American Dream? How can Vito – and the broader story of The Godfather – be seen as a metaphor for America itself?*The Godfather Part II 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeDV0rxBq9E&ab_channel=GogajVideos** Scarface (1983) – Say Goodnight to the Bad Guy Scene (5/8)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yky4QtRX_DI&ab_channel=Movieclips** Each question with min. 100 words ** Total word count: min. 300