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2 of 15 activities · Regimes & backsliding

Civil resistance
Solo simulationCivil resistance

The Repression Trap

The streets are full. Why is the president still in power?

Self-contained introduction

Lead a movement through five decisions about rallies, workplace refusals, repression and political offers. Track whose cooperation changes, sustain participants, and test the same move under a different outside-backing package. A promise, a leader’s departure and democracy are different outcomes.

45–65 active min · planning estimate
Revolution
Solo simulationRevolution & regime change

When the Center Breaks

A ruler leaves. What actually changes?

Plan a longer sitting

Open real case files from Tunisia, Egypt, Belarus and Sri Lanka. Test theories of revolution, interrogate numbers and sources, and defend what changed in political authority. New evidence may challenge your first explanation.

Three 50-minute meetings · provisional teaching plan

Times are planning estimates. Discussion and written work change the pace. “Timing pending” means an activity has not yet had a classroom timing pilot.