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POSSIBLE STATESNationalism & federalism

Solo simulationNationalism & federalism

Reply Across

Nationalism Federalism Research methods

Give your advice. Then find out what history did.

Start with a little background

Letters arrive from Canada in 1992 and India in 1956. Recommend how to share power, predict what follows and face an objection. Only then open the historical record.

45–60 min · optional +10 min

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POSSIBLE STATESBelonging & public services

Solo simulationBelonging & public services

Manytide

Nationalism Federalism Public services

The map has neat borders. People’s lives don’t.

A good first activity

Follow one household across records, schools and borders. Arrange authority and resources, then discover who your solution still leaves out. A neat map is only the beginning.

45–60 min · optional +10 min

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POSSIBLE STATESCitizenship & nationalism

Solo simulationCitizenship & nationalism

Greenovia: The Belonging Test

Nationalism Citizenship Inclusion & exclusion

You wrote the rules. Who did you leave out?

Plan a longer sitting

Design a country’s promise, then put it through citizenship, language, schools, religion and voting disputes. A family you did not plan for is about to test your principles.

85–110 min · take-home estimate

Just exploring Written notes optional For class Required responses

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