Any board game ideas for a school project?
October 28th, 2010 | 
Author: This is for my World History II class.
The topics are:
Ottoman Empire, Mughal Empire, Songhai Empire, Inca Empire, Maya Empire, Aztec Empire, Renaissance [Art, Michelangelo, da Vinci, Shakespeare, Erasmus, Johann Gutenburg], Protestant Revolution [Martin Luther, John Calvin, Henry VIII, Thirty Years' War, Catholic Counter Reformation, The Jesuits, Inquisition] World Religions [Major beliefs & locations, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, or Buddhism.]
Or a combination of these.
Also, I really hate Monopoly. Please stick with something else.
Thanks!
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Tags: aztec empire, catholic counter reformation, empire inca, empire songhai, erasmus, inca empire, inquisition, jesuits, johann gutenburg, john calvin, judaism islam, maya empire, michelangelo da vinci, mughal empire, ottoman empire, protestant revolution, renaissance art, songhai empire, thirty years war, world religions
you know the game mouse trap
do that but for the spanish inquisition
you have to get your hebrew to safety and avoid the elaborate torture machine designed to catch sinners
Risk. Life.
you could try something to the effect of trivial pursuit. Risk is a good idea(from the other answer) too.
You have a challenge….designing simple board games are a 30 year prospect
It can be something as simple as all players have to get from point A to point B while landing on squares that read of events that can send you back or forward. Or have cards for other squares with random consequences or the like