The Dot Game THE DOT GAME If you got a dot, Don’t get caught!

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The Dot Game THE DOT GAME If you got a dot, Don’t get caught!

#35 Pre-Dot Game Q’s Define: communism and democracy Why was communism viewed as a threat to the American way of life? What measures do you think should have been used to capture communist spies in America?

The Dot Game Directions DO NOT SHOW/TELL ANYONE WHAT IS ON YOUR PAPER AT ANY POINT THROUGHOUT THE GAME!!! Objective (how to win): If you are a “non-dot” - to try to create the largest group of non-dots (no dots allowed!) If you are a “dot” - to try to infiltrate a group of non-dots without being detected You will have 3 minutes to try create the largest group of non-dots. Be sure to try to figure out who the dots are and keep them out of your group! In the end, if you have any “dots” in your group, your group will automatically be disqualified. Be careful who you trust and let in your group!

#35 Dot Game Debrief Q’s Question #1 Non-dots, how did you feel? What was your strategy? Dots, how did you feel? What was your strategy? Question #2 Why might we play this game during our study of the Cold War?