Frederick Douglass, Slavery, and the Constitution: 1845 - Micro Game
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The Jumonville Incident Handouts
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Instructor's Manual for The Pluto Debate
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In this role-playing game, up to 27 students portray astronomers debating the definition of a planet in 1999 and 2006. It serves as an interactive alternative or complement to traditional lectures on Pluto and the Kuiper Belt, spanning one to two class periods.
Athens Beseiged: Debating Surrender
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Christians, Pagans, and the Altar of Victory (384)
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Charles VII and the French Estates Roles
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British Modernism Handout
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Texas Annexation
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The Pluto Debate: Slides
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Making History
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Egyptian Prison/Council of Antioch Micro Game
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Christians, Pagans, and the Altar of Victory Role Sheets
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Charles VII and the French Estates (1435)
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Bomb the Church
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The Synod of Worms Role Sheets
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The Jumonville Incident
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British Modernism Instructor's Information
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A collegiate-level board game played in about an hour. Players act as board members of a British periodical, deciding whether to publish an anonymous work of fiction (Virginia Woolf's 'The Mark on the Wall') and whether it requires revisions or editorial comments.
Reconciliation Agreement
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The Jumonville Incident Role Handouts
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Charles VII and the French Estates Instructor's Manual
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The Pluto Debate: The International Astronomical Union Defines a Planet
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Since its 1930 discovery, Pluto was seen as an odd, small planet with an eccentric orbit. When similar objects were found in the mid-1990s, astronomers debated whether they should also be classified as planets. This sparked the intense scientific discussion by the International Astronomical Union to officially define what actually constitutes a planet.
The Pluto Debate: Role Sheets
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French Revolution Micro-Game
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The "French Revolution Micro-Game" is a compact board game adaptation designed for a single one-hour class period. It reduces the historical conflict of Rousseau, Burke, and the revolution to its basic premise, presenting most characters as conceptual types.
British Modernism Role Sheets
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