Ancient Civilizations Whose civilization will grow the largest?
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1 Ancient Civilizations Whose civilization will grow the largest?
2 Create Your Own Civilization Your map must include the following: Your name The name of your civilization in big letters The physical features you choose in Section 1 Symbols to show what resources your civilization has from Sections 2, 3 and 4. Color be creative!
3 Year One During the first year of your civilization, your population grew in size thanks to your food choices. The world also experienced some random events, as it does every year. Fortunately, you did not encounter any other civilizations yet.
4 Year One Food Bonuses Your population grows based on how much food is available to feed your citizens. Some types of food are more efficient than others. Use the values shown to determine how much your civilization grows from food this year. Beans +10 citizens Chickens +10 citizens Corn +15 citizens Cows +20 citizens Fish +10 citizens Oranges +5 citizens Potatoes +15 citizens Wheat +20 citizens
5 Year One The Plague In the very first year of your civilization, a terrible disease struck many your animals. This disease spread to your human population as well, creating a devastating plague. If you have cats, chickens, cows, dogs or horses, you have lost 50 citizens.
6 Year One Random Events As always, random events happen to the world. These could be natural disasters, new technology discoveries, or even unexplained circumstances. This year, we will draw five random event cards.
7 Year Two During the second year of your civilization, your population grew in size thanks to your food choices. The world also experienced some random events, as it does every year. You also encountered a neighboring civilization and decided to trade peacefully.
8 Year Two Food Bonuses Your population grows based on how much food is available to feed your citizens. Some types of food are more efficient than others. Use the values shown to determine how much your civilization grows from food this year. Beans +10 citizens Chickens +10 citizens Corn +15 citizens Cows +20 citizens Fish +10 citizens Oranges +5 citizens Potatoes +15 citizens Wheat +20 citizens
9 Year Two Trade! One day while wandering near the border of your civilization, you encounter people you do not recognize. After a formal greeting, you share one of your resources in exchange for one of the resources from this newly-discovered civilization. Both civilizations must agree on what is traded.
10 Year Two Random Events As always, random events happen to the world. These could be natural disasters, new technology discoveries, or even unexplained circumstances. This year, we will draw ten random event cards.
11 Year Three During the third year of your civilization, your population grew in size thanks to your food choices. The world also experienced some random events, as it does every year. You also encountered a neighboring civilization and decided to make war!
12 Year Three Food Bonuses Your population grows based on how much food is available to feed your citizens. Some types of food are more efficient than others. Use the values shown to determine how much your civilization grows from food this year. Beans +10 citizens Chickens +10 citizens Corn +15 citizens Cows +20 citizens Fish +10 citizens Oranges +5 citizens Potatoes +15 citizens Wheat +20 citizens
13 Year Three War! One day while wandering near the border of your civilization, you encounter people you do not recognize. For reasons no one will ever understand, you decide to fight. You send half of your citizens to war. After a long, bloody series of battles, they are all dead, except
14 Year Three War! To calculate your losses, take half of your population, subtract your war bonuses from the right, and then subtract this total from your current population. For example, if I have 100 citizens and I have an ocean civilization with horses, I send 50 citizens to war and my war bonus is 10+10=20, so I lose 50-20=30 citizens and my new population is 70 citizens. Bronze +10 citizens Camels +5 citizens Desert +5 citizens Horses +10 citizens Iron +15 citizens Island +15 citizens Mountains +15 citizens Ocean +10 citizens Pine trees +5 citizens Rainforest +5 citizens River +5 citizens Stone +5 citizens Horses and iron, stone or bronze +20 citizens
15 Year Three Random Events As always, random events happen to the world. These could be natural disasters, new technology discoveries, or even unexplained circumstances. This year, we will draw five random event cards.
16 Year Four During the fourth year of your civilization, your population grew in size thanks to your food choices. The world also experienced some random events, as it does every year. You also encountered a neighboring civilization and, realizing the mistake you made last year, again decided to trade peacefully.
17 Year Four Food Bonuses Your population grows based on how much food is available to feed your citizens. Some types of food are more efficient than others. Use the values shown to determine how much your civilization grows from food this year. Beans +10 citizens Chickens +10 citizens Corn +15 citizens Cows +20 citizens Fish +10 citizens Oranges +5 citizens Potatoes +15 citizens Wheat +20 citizens
18 Year Four Trade! One day while wandering near the border of your civilization, you encounter people you do not recognize. After a formal greeting, you share one of your resources in exchange for one of the resources from this newly-discovered civilization. Both civilizations must agree on what is traded.
19 Year Four Random Events As always, random events happen to the world. These could be natural disasters, new technology discoveries, or even unexplained circumstances. This year, we will draw ten random event cards.
20 Year Five During the fifth and final year of your civilization, your population grew in size thanks to your food choices. The world also experienced some random events, as it does every year. You also encountered a neighboring civilization and, forgetting the mistakes of your past, decided to make war!
21 Year Five Food Bonuses Your population grows based on how much food is available to feed your citizens. Some types of food are more efficient than others. Use the values shown to determine how much your civilization grows from food this year. Beans +10 citizens Chickens +10 citizens Corn +15 citizens Cows +20 citizens Fish +10 citizens Oranges +5 citizens Potatoes +15 citizens Wheat +20 citizens
22 Year Five War! One day while wandering near the border of your civilization, you encounter people you do not recognize. For reasons no one will ever understand, you decide to fight. You send half of your citizens to war. After a long, bloody series of battles, they are all dead, except
23 Year Five War! To calculate your losses, take half of your population, subtract your war bonuses from the right, and then subtract this total from your current population. For example, if I have 100 citizens and I have an ocean civilization with horses, I send 50 citizens to war and my war bonus is 10+10=20, so I lose 50-20=30 citizens and my new population is 70 citizens. Bronze +10 citizens Camels +5 citizens Desert +5 citizens Horses +10 citizens Iron +15 citizens Island +15 citizens Mountains +15 citizens Ocean +10 citizens Pine trees +5 citizens Rainforest +5 citizens River +5 citizens Stone +5 citizens Horses and iron, stone or bronze +20 citizens
24 Year Five The Plague After the war, civilizations that had not built up an immunity to animal diseases faced even tougher losses, after disease spread from your enemy to your own population. If you did not suffer the plague in Year One, you have now lost 100 citizens, unless you are on an island or in the mountains.
25 Year Five Random Events As always, random events happen to the world. These could be natural disasters, new technology discoveries, or even unexplained circumstances. This year, we will draw five random event cards.
26 Year Five The End After five years, it is time to tally up your final population. While this is not the end for your civilization (unless everyone has already died ), this is the end of the game. What have we learned about civilizations? What would we do differently next time?
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