Short essay

There are no "right" or "wrong" answers, rather, each choice provides a different experience with its own outcome. By experiencing the problems and crisis that individuals have faced, you will gain a better understanding of the viewpoints of other peoples and cultures, as well as the "cause-and-effect" cycle in history.

At the conclusion of each simulation path there are "Questions for Reflection" as well as multiple choice questions--you do not have to complete these, but may find them helpful for yourself.

For this assignment, You are to choose one person from three different simulations. For each, click on the link, and follow the directions. For each of the three simulations, in your own words, you are to write a summary of your individual experience. Usually a good paragraph for each simulation is sufficient. Tell me who you were, what happened to you/your group, etc., what different choices would you make if you have a "do over". What did you learn from each experience?

This should be DOUBLE SPACED. Work should be in complete sentences, coherent, and grammatically correct.

Be sure to INCLUDE YOUR NAME on YOUR Assignment.

Name the file: YourLastNameFirstName
For example, mine would be: PrattMary

Simulation Options:

The Ancient World