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Intolerable 1774, 250th Anniversary
Saturday, 4:00 PM EDT for 2 hr Le Meridien: Latitude: NSDM HQ

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Game ID:
SEM24ND259899
Gaming Group
/ Company:
National Security Decision Making (NSDM) Inc.
Title:
Intolerable 1774, 250th Anniversary
Short Description:
The Boston Tea Party led England to impose what American Colonists dubbed Intolerable Acts. Deterioration of relations through 1774 led to war in 1775. Jason Corner & Mark McDonagh, NSDMG staff.
Long Description:
The Coercive Acts, passed in London after the December 1773 Boston Tea Party to punish the unruly Bostonians, were quickly dubbed the Intolerable Acts by the American Colonists who felt that no English citizen should be forced to tolerate such treatment. What followed was a year of message and response which, with more reasonable people on both sides, might have reconciled the conflict. But instead the year 1774 marked a deterioration of relations into the decidedly irreconcilable zone. This resulted in revolution in 1775. Lecture discusses the sequence of events that transitioned the disagreement into full war, the personalities and their contributions both positive and negative, and the potential for a different outcome. Presented by Jason Corner, lead modeling designer, and Capt. Mark McDonagh, USN/ret., on the National Security Decision Making Game staff.
Event Type:
SEM - Seminar
Minimum Audience:
1
Maximum Audience:
150
Minimum Age:
Everyone (6+)
Experience Required:
None (You've never played before - rules will be taught)
Materials Required:
None
Start Date & Time:
Saturday, 4:00 PM EDT
Duration:
2 hr
End Date & Time:
Saturday, 6:00 PM EDT
Location:
Le Meridien : Latitude : NSDM HQ
GM(s):
NSDM, Mark McDonagh, Craig Greathouse, Merle Robinson, Evan Siegling, Michael Tucker, Jason Corner, Marc Parker, Ryan Good, Ronald Homer, Shawn Kratzert, Pat Jewett
Web Address
for more information:
www.facebook.com/NSDM-The-National-Security-Decision-Making-Game-187557132044
Email Address
for more information:
[email protected]
Tournament:
No, this is not a tournament.
Cost:
$0.00
Ticketing Method:
Paper