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Capitalism Questions
• List your team members name & how
much money is left at the end of your
game.
• How many earned more than the $1,500
they started with?
• How many have less than the $1,500 they
started with?
Capitalism Question
• If you lost money, why do you think that is?
– Bad Luck
– Poor Risk Taking
– Other:_______________
• Are there any advantages to free enterprise?
Why or Why not? If yes, what advantages are
there?
• Does free enterprise benefit everyone equally?
Socialism Monopoly
Warm-up
• List 3 characteristics of Capitalism?
– Individuals can buy properties
– Can own railroads & utility companies
– Can buy stock
– Can receive dividends from the bank
– Pay taxes
– Pay more for medical care
– Can get rich, can go broke
– Student Debt, Unemployment, Economic
Freedom
What Does This Mean?
Socialism
• Government has an increased role in
society
• Main goal is to meet the basic needs for all
and to provide employment for many
• The goal is to have a classless society
– No poverty, middle class, rich
– Citizens are equal
Socialism
• More social programs to ensure a certain standard of
living for their citizens
• Medical care & education is free or very cheap
• Businesses & individuals pay MUCH higher taxes than
those in a capitalistic society
• The government runs most industries
– Telephone companies, banks, electric companies, water, gas,
transportation, etc..
• Sweden, Canada, The United Kingdom use this
philosophy
Socialism Monopoly Rules
• Pass Go you get $150
• Free Parking money is distributed equally
to everyone
• Income Tax spaces are $400
• Luxury Tax is $125 each player
• Jail costs $75 to get out
Chance Cards
•
Visit the railroad
– Government owned
– Pay the government twice the rent
•
Get out of Jail Free now costs $50
•
All utilities are paid to government
•
Bank Dividend: Player receives no money
•
Building & Loan Matures: Owe govt. $50
•
General Repairs: $40/house & $130/hotel
•
Poor Tax: Player has to redistribute their wealth so that they have no more than
others
•
Chairman of the Board: Other players must pay you so that wealth is redistributed
Community Chest Cards
Income Tax Refund
Pay School Tax
Doctor’s Fee
Get out of Jail Free
Grand Opera Opening
Street Repairs
Sale of Stock
Receive for Services
Pay Hospital
Collect only $10
Pay $200
Pay $5
Pay $50
Redistribute wealth so
everyone has the same
Repair Fee Doubles
Collect $25
Collect $15
Pay $5
Capitalism
• Capitalism: Political & economical philosophy
– Characterized by marketplace competition
– Private ownership of business.
– Also known as Free Enterprise
• United States & Japan are two examples
• Government takes care of people via social services
• Government is associated with capitalism
– Democracy
– Vote republican, democratic, independent, etc…
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• What is one characteristic of socialism?
– Government has an increased role in society
– Main goal is to meet the basic needs for all and to provide employment
for many
– The goal is to have a classless society
• More social programs to ensure a certain standard of living for their
citizens
• Medical care & education is free or very cheap
• Businesses & individuals pay MUCH higher taxes than those in a
capitalistic society
• The government runs most industries
– Telephone companies, banks, electric companies, water, gas,
transportation, etc..
Capitalism Bank
$
Amount
$500
2
$100
2
$50
2
$20
6
$10
5
$5
5
$1
5
Total: $1,500
Week #5
Week #6
Week #7
Speaker #1
Mallory Anderson (1)
Hayato Johnson (3)
Brea Brown
Speaker #2
Dabrina Gonzalez (2)
Valeria Diaz (4)
Susy Gomez
Speaker #3
Vicente Jan (3)
Shelby Thomas (2)
Dominque Munoz
Zack Zaragoza (1)
Todd Wells
Speaker #4
Evaluator #1
Dominque Munoz (2)
Jason Anderson (T-3)
Dabrina Gonzalez
Evaluator #2
Savannah Rojas (1)
Oscar Chairez (1)
Nick Kroenfield
Evaluator #3
Zach Zaragoza
Alani Miller (T-3)
Scotty Nickerson
Julianne Oliva (2)
Channing Tucker
Evaluator #4
Toastmaster
Erika Navarrete
Sarah Mondragon
Hayato Johnson
Table Topics Master
Brittanie Johnson
Kaycie Dahl
Bradley Shore
TT Speakers
Scottie, Trevor, Sarah, &
Kevin
Devin, Haylee, Shelby, &
Kevin
Timekeeper
Jennifer Sandoval
Savannah Rojas
Kamron Martin
Ah Counter
Alani Miller
Danielle Phagan
Mallory Anderson
JokeMaster
Devin Winner
Bradley Shore
Jason Anderson
WordMaster
Stevi Zozaya (Swag)
Susy Gomez (Hardcore)
Trevor Bratcher
SnackMaster
Reyna Ochoa
Dominque Munoz
Monopoly Totals
• Group #1
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Brea
Dabrina
Hayato
Nick
Julianne
• Group #2
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Susy
Dominque
Reyna
Bradley
• Group #3
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Jason
Oscar
Colin
Kamron
Bryant
• Group #4
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–
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Mallory
Savannah
Michelle
Shelby
Channing
Stevi
• Group #5
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Haylee
Kaycie
Erika
Quinn
Danielle
Sarah
• Group #6
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Valeria
Brittany
Alani
Jennifer
• Group #7
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Trevor
Scotty
Kevin
Trandon
Devin
• Group #8
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Julian
Vicente
Todd
Zack
Communism Monopoly
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• Name One Characteristic of a
communistic society?
Week #5
Week #6
Week #7
Speaker #1
Lucas Gil (1)
Brady Anderson (3)
Angel Hurtado
Speaker #2
Halie Sutton (2)
Katlyn Jones (2)
Brenda Lara
Speaker #3
Jaci Boisjolie (4)
Angel Hurtado (Absent)
Jose Ruvalcaba
Speaker #4
Nathan Dominguez (3)
Mackenzie Richards (1)
Kyle Sheltra & Luis Suarez
Evaluator #1
Francisco Bojorquez (4)
Lindsey Solano (1)
Kristin Cofske
Evaluator #2
Stephanie Guzman (2)
Edmond Song (2)
Edgar Colon
Evaluator #3
Brian Jenkins (3)
Adam Smoker (3)
Nathan Dominguez
Evaluator #4
Kyle Sheltra (1)
Toastmaster
Christian Meza
Jennifer Salazar
Brady Anderson
Table Topics
Master
Jennifer Salazar
Brenda Lara
Charles Vasquez
TT Speakers
Brenda, Kyana, Adam, Dina
Lucas, Stephen, Heather, &
Alyssa
Timekeeper
Manuel Soqui
Kristin Cofske
Francisco Bojorquez
Ah Counter
Alyssa Enman
Dina Smith
Heather Cradic
JokeMaster/Dance
Jose R.
Lucas Gil / Edgar Colon
Mary Pepple / Kyana V.
WordMaster
Edgar Colon
Gloria Perez
Katlym Jones
Alyssa Enman & Jordan
Zamora
Communism
•
Government controls factors of production
•
No private ownership of property or capital
•
Built around the belief that if goods are owned by government they are available to
everyone
– Promotes a Classless society
– Government acts as the community
•
All workers are assigned jobs
– No unemployment
– Always get paid (regardless if you go or not)
•
Housing & education are determined by government
•
Medical Care is free
•
No financial incentive for people to work harder
•
Examples include Cuba and North Korea
Communism Rules
• Everyone starts with $900
– Unless you had less on Thursday
• No properties can be purchased
– No one can own land
– Rent must be paid to the government
• All properties require rent
• Every time you pass go collect $100
• No money goes to free parking
• There is no income or luxury tax
– Taxes are taken out of your check automatically
– There are no luxuries
• If placed in jail, skip two turns
Chance Cards
Card
Payment/Consequence
Visit the Railroad
Pay twice the rent
Get out of Jail Free
Lose one turn instead of two
Visit Utility
Pay government
Bank Dividend
$0
Building & Loan Matures
$0
General Repairs
$0
Poor Tax
$0
Chairman of the Board
$0
Community Chest Cards
Card
Payment
Income Tax Refund
$0
Pay School Tax
$0
Doctor’s Fee
$0
Get Out of Jail Free
Lose One Turn
Grand Opera Opening
$0
Street Repairs
$0
Sale of Stock
$0
Receive for Services
$0
Pay Hospital
$0