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Achieve your group goal to win Cold War Simulation Achieve your group goal to win

Grading Class, UN President and individual groups are scored using a Cold War rubric that you will not be aware of. 3 Nukes=F entire class

Roles 3 students per group A) President: S/he is responsible for a state of the union speech at the end of every round. B) Diplomat: S/he is responsible for leaving the group to negotiate with other groups. C) Secretary of State: S/he is responsible for internal issues and submitting military sales as well as payment into health and food.

WE THE PEOPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS DETERMINED UN President and Charter Class and president graded on how the charter is followed Preamble WE THE PEOPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS DETERMINED to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small, and to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained, and to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,

During Rounds A) Must allocate money for health and food. This is mandatory for every group. The Secretary of the State is responsible for this task. Such funds must be turned in to the accountants. Failure to do so will result in internal revolution and the sitting out of a round. B) How do groups make money? Signing treaties with other groups provides income. This is the job of the diplomat. S/he will negotiate with groups and turn in such documents to the secretary of state. Money will be paid when the next round begins. The president stays behind to negotiate with other groups. C) Create a state of the union speech at the end of the round D) Try to achieve your nation’s goal to get an A

The following two nations __________________ and _______________ agree to establish and maintain a _______________ treaty for one round. This treaty must be renewed after this round. Both nations need to submit a treaty. Round _________   X _______________ X_______________

Treaties and Money Each group needs to sign treaties in order to buy health, food and/or military weapons. Health and food must be purchased every round for 1.00 each. Your group must secure a health and food card every round.

Health Military and Food Cards Military cards are distributed to groups paying 5.00/card. Oil must also be used every round by the attacking nation. Once a group obtains three cards a military can be used on any nation. Defeating a nation requires three military cards above the group being attacked. For example, pretend Group B attacks Group C. Both groups display their military cards. The attacking group must have three or more military cards to win. Once a nation is defeated, the victorious power can

Attacking There is a ratio that is followed when attacking. For each unit (Navy, Air Force, Infantry and Tank) the nation being attacked has, the attacking nation needs 2 higher. Additionally, the nation attacking must win in three of the four categories. Options After Attack *Install a fake government (all resources go to winning state but each round requires one military card for occupation of a defeated state) *Allow the defeated nation to remain in power (winning state gains nothing) *Commit genocide (obtains all resources cost nothing)

Addendum 8. Additional A) Nukes can be purchased after two nations have been attacked. Nukes will cost 75.00 for 10. The use of 3 nukes by any nation or combination of nations during any portion of the game will result in a class failure. 20 military cards can be traded in for ten nukes. B) Terrorism: Angry players can resort to terrorism. The first player to resort to terrorism will qualify for one assassination card every two rounds. The card can be used to assassinate the president of any nation. Once terrorism is declared, the UN must define terrorism by committee.

Assassination and Hostage Rule Assassination requires card at a cost of 9.00 and requires two oil cards and two military cards. See Mr. Q Hostage requires a cost of 10.00, three military per round hostage is kept and two oil cards. See Mr. Q Natural Disaster-Any nation could experience a natural disaster of some kind.

1 President Bravo Charlie Delta Echo Foxtrot Golf Freedom 2 Temporary Security Council members elected by class as well as length of time Veto P Veto P Veto P UN President

Questions

What was your group’s strategy?

How did other group actions motivate your group to react How did other group actions motivate your group to react? What did the other groups do?

What evidence of mixed signals existed during the game?

What evidence of an arms race existed?

How did the simulation attempt to model the Cold War How did the simulation attempt to model the Cold War? Locate four similarities using the terms from the introduction Power Point. .

How did the simulation attempt to model the Cold War How did the simulation attempt to model the Cold War? Locate four similarities using the terms from the introduction Power Point

What did you learn about politics and governments as a result of the simulation?

What did you learn about human nature?