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    This document provides instructions for a 15-20 minute government simulation game. The simulation allows the player to take on the role of the President of the United States and make domestic and foreign policy decisions. Some scenarios involve threats of war or loss of public support. The document defines foreign policy as a government's strategy for dealing with other nations and domestic policy as policies for a country's own citizens. It prompts the player to share examples of domestic and foreign policy decisions they had to make in the game.

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    This document provides instructions for a 15-20 minute government simulation game. The simulation allows the player to take on the role of the President of the United States and make domestic and foreign policy decisions. Some scenarios involve threats of war or loss of public support. The document defines foreign policy as a government's strategy for dealing with other nations and domestic policy as policies for a country's own citizens. It prompts the player to share examples of domestic and foreign policy decisions they had to make in the game.

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    Unit 4 Short Activity - Foreign and Domestic Policy

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    This document provides instructions for a 15-20 minute government simulation game. The simulation allows the player to take on the role of the President of the United States and make domestic and foreign policy decisions. Some scenarios involve threats of war or loss of public support. The document defines foreign policy as a government's strategy for dealing with other nations and domestic policy as policies for a country's own citizens. It prompts the player to share examples of domestic and foreign policy decisions they had to make in the game.

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    nctioning Government Simulation:

    Instruction Video: Click here to view

    This is a game that will take you maybe 15-20 minutes to play. It is a detailed simulation based
    on the day to day tasks of the President of the United States. You will cover Foreign and
    Domestic Policy as well as Economic decisions. There could be a threat of war, or the threat of
    the population not wanting you in office anymore. Can you find the balance to get through each
    scenario?

    Define: Foreign Policy


    Government’s strategy in dealing with other nations

    Define: Domestic Policy


    Government’s policies for its own country

    While playing the game, or after if you can remember, please share examples of the
    scenarios where you had to make decisions in regards to Foreign and Domestic Policy. (The
    box will expand as you write)

    Foreign Policy: Domestic Policy:


    - Deciding when and which troops to - Making lighter military technology
    send off to war. - Giving students who need support in
    - Discussing climate change with school more help
    foreign countries - Giving more money to schools who
    are in lack of resources
    - Providing ways to use less electricity
    - Find ways to make houses of people
    with low-income more sustainable so
    water and electricity bills cheaper

    Follow the link below:


    Once it opens, click the Play button.
    Click “No Thanks” when it asks if you want to create an account.
    NEW GAME and NORMAL CHALLENGE setting.

    When you finish, take a screenshot of your results and then paste the image bellow.
    CLICK HERE TO PLAY Executive Command Game

    Score Grading Expectations Executive Command Game

    100-90 Questions are answered correctly. Examples are shared in detail. Game results are shared
    Points (actual game score does not determine grade). Evidence of task completion and understanding.

    89-80 Questions are answered mostly correctly. Examples are shared. Game results are shared
    Points (actual game score does not determine grade). Evidence of task completion and understanding.

    79-70 A decent effort made to answer questions, somewhat correctly. Examples are shared but not
    Points very detailed. Task completed with some evidence of understanding.

    69-60 Questions are barely answered. Examples shared with little to no detail. Evidence of a struggle
    Points to understand the task.

    59-0 Questions are not answered correctly. Examples and game result image shows that
    Points the assignment was rushed through, or generally not understood.

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