TOPIC 1.1 · Constrained charter builder · CLASSROOM TESTING
Civic Assembly
Spend limited planning tokens to build civic charters with public authorization and enforceable limits.
A contemporary civic center. Assemble four charters under budget constraints. The chamber fills as you satisfy each requirement; optional spending can crowd out essential protections.
Read, play, explain, then replay. Short games are planned for about 20 minutes including reflection; actual classroom timing is untested. No speed requirement.
A charter for the flood board
Charter requirements
consent
limit
service
0 / 7 planning tokensBuild a workable civic charter. Choose measures within the budget that meet every listed requirement. Costs are fictional planning tokens, not real public-finance estimates.
Read the document
Declaration of Independence (1776): “to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.” The Declaration states an ideal; it did not give equal political participation to everyone.
Historical excerpt and authored context, not an official AP question.
Use source reasoning, not personal details. Your teacher reviews accuracy. At least 35 characters are needed to continue.
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