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Revolutionary Game Decision Log
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Revolutionary Game Decision Log
🎯 Part 1: Game Decision Tracking
1. When you landed on the "Stamp Act" space, what did you choose to do?
Pay the tax and continue
Boycott and lose a turn
Organize a protest
2. Explain why you made this choice:
3. When you encountered the "Tea Act" space, what was your decision?
Buy tea and pay the tax
Boycott British tea
Participate in the Boston Tea Party
4. How did this decision affect your position in the game?
5. Which taxes did you encounter during the game? (Check all that apply)
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Tea Act
Intolerable Acts
🤔 Part 2: Historical Reflection
6. In real life, colonists who boycotted British goods faced economic hardship. How did the game simulate this challenge?
7. Complete this sentence: "The most difficult decision I had to make in the game was _________________ because _________________."
8. If you were a real colonist in 1775, would you have supported the boycotts? Explain your reasoning using evidence from what you learned in the game.
9. How did working together (or competing) with other players help you understand how colonists might have organized resistance to British policies?
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