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If playing SOL-opoly on the gameboard, students select a playing piece. If playing on an overhead each team selects a color or transparency game piece for play. Roll the die to determine who goes first. First player rolls the die and moves that many spaces. The card for that property is worth a particular number of points. The teacher asks the student a question and if the response is correct the student receives that many points and the card for that property. If they are incorrect they return to their previous space. If they have received the card for that property, each time someone now lands on that space they are asked a question and if they are correct they receive the amount of points that property is worth but if they miss that question the property owner has the opportunity to respond and if correct receives the points. When a player lands on Community Chest or Chance space they draw the corresponding card and respond accordingly. Each time a player passes United States History to 1877 SOLopoly they receive 50 points. Play continues until all properties are owned or until someone has more than 350 points.

REDCOAT ALLEY LEWIS & CLARK HIGHWAY CIVICS PATRIOT PLACE

REVOLUTION ROADCOASTAL PLAIN LANE COMMUNITY CHEST

ROCKY MOUNTAINS ROAD GREAT PLAINS PLACE RECONSTRUCTION RD GEOGRAPHY

COLONY COURT CIVIL WAR CIRCLE CHANCE CARDS

CONSTITUTION CUL DE SAC FEDERAL FREEWAY BATTLE BOULEVARD HISTORY

WASHINGTON WALKBILL OF RIGHTS ROAD COMMUNITY CHEST

JEFFERSON PLACE WHEATLEY WAY DOUGLAS EXPRESSWAY

LOUISIANA PURCHASE LINCOLN LANE CHANCE CARDS

REVOLUTION ROAD REDCOAT ALLEY PATRIOT PLACE ROCKY MOUNTAINS ROAD GREAT PLAINS PLACECOASTAL PLAIN LANE 25 POINTS 50 POINTS

CIVIL WAR CIRCLE RECONSTRUCTION ROAD COLONY COURT BATTLE BOULEVARD LINCOLN LANE DOUGLAS EXPRESSWAY 5 POINTS 10 POINTS

BILL OF RIGHTS ROAD FEDERAL FREEWAY WASHINGTON WALK JEFFERSON PLACE WHEATLEY WAY 25 POINTS CONSTITUTION CUL DE SAC 25 POINTS 50 POINTS

LOUISIANA PURCHASE LEWIS & CLARK HIGHWAY 10 POINTS

COMMUNITY CHEST Rough seas lose one turn Maps are wrong move back one space Navigational tools improve move ahead one space British surrender at Yorktown move ahead 2 American Indians and settlers trade move ahead 3 spaces Colonies have no representation in Parliament lose a turn Ghana, Mali, Songhai become powerful through trade take an extra turn Diseases spread move back 3 British increase tax move back 2 Thomas Paine authors Common Sense take an extra turn Boston Massacre occurs go back 4 spaces Declaration of Independence approved move ahead 4 spaces

COMMUNITY CHEST First Continental Congress meets go ahead 2 spaces Articles of Confederation provide a weak national government go back 2 spaces James Madison authors the Bill of Rights move ahead 3 spaces Women denied right to vote go back 3 spaces Disagree with England with how to govern lose a turn Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin take an extra turn The steamboat is improved by Robert Fulton go ahead 4 spaces George Washington provides leadership take an extra turn The North and South are divided over many issues lose a turn The South secedes from the Union go back 4 spaces Frederick Douglas escapes to the North move ahead one space Carpetbaggers take advantage of the South move back one space

CHANCE CARD African America soldiers discriminated against lose a turn 14 th Amendment grants citizenship to all persons born in the US move ahead one space Disease a major killer during Civil War move back one space Jefferson arranges for Louisiana Purchase take an extra turn Stamp Act imposed on colonists lose a turn Families and friends pitted against each other during Civil War move back 3 spaces 13 th Amendment bas slavery in the US move ahead 3 spaces Proclamation of 1763 hampers western movement of settlers go back 4 spaces Phillis Wheatley writes poems and plays supporting American Independence go ahead 4 spaces Explorers have a lack of adequate supplies lose a turn Exploration creates an exchange of goods and ideas take an extra turn Kwakiutl inhabit the Pacific Northwest Coast take an extra turn

CHANCE CARD Robert Smalls honored as a hero move ahead four spaces George Washington becomes Commander of the Continental Army move ahead one space England taxes colonies to help maintain troops lose a turn Colonial governors appointed by the King move back one space Iroquois inhabit northeast North America, Eastern Woodland move ahead two spaces Slaves captured in Africa and sold to slave traders move back two spaces Lee’s surrender to Grant at Appomattox ends the Civil War take an extra turn Clara Barton creates the American Red Cross move ahead 3 spaces Slaves owned as property for life with no rights go back four spaces The Spanish bring European diseases to American Indians move back 3 spaces Pennsylvania Colony settled by Quakers take an extra turn Indentured servants have no money for passage to the colonies lose a turn

LEWIS & CLARK HIGHWAY PATRIOT PLACE ROCKY MOUNTAINS ROAD GREAT PLAINS PLACE RECON- STRUCTION ROAD REDCOAT ALLEY CIVIL WAR CIRCLE COLONY COURT BATTLE BLVD LOUISIANA PURCHASE LINCOLN LANE DOUGLAS EXPRESSWAY COASTAL PLAIN LANE WHEATLEY WAY JEFFERSON PLACE WASHINGTON WALK BILL OF RIGHTS ROAD FEDERAL FREEWAY CONSTITUTION CUL DE SAC REVOLUTION ROAD COMMUNITY CHEST CHANCE CARDS CIVICS HISTORY GEOGRAPHY

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