1. Made by: Arina Kuschienko
Class: 5 A
Teacher:Osotova L. Y.

2. In 1934, at the height of the Great Depression, Charles
Darrow of Germantown, Pennsylvania, showed
representatives of Parker Brothers project of the game
Monopoly. The project was rejected due to "52 design
errors", but that did not stop Charles unemployed, who
decided to release the game on their own.
With the help of a friend Charles Darrow produced and
sold 5,000 copies homemade "monopoly" in Philadelphia
department store. After some time, he could no longer
cope with the increased demand, and decided to turn again
to the representatives of Parker Brothers. Monopoly went
down in history - in 1935 it became the best-selling game in
the United States .
To date, the number of playing Monopoly exceeded half a
billion people. In the world of commercial competition
held (including world championships) on the game
Monopoly with substantial prize pools.

3.  Players alternately throwing the dice and make
the appropriate number of turns on a playing
field. Getting up on the asset, the player can buy
it if it is free, and if it belongs to another player,
the player is obliged to pay for the visit of the
field according to the established rules of the
price list. When visiting the field events the
player is instructed to follow the rolled his event,
for example: to obtain additional funds from the
Bank (the Bank - is another player
(disinterested), which interacts with the players,
people through events occurring in the game), to
give a portion of their funds to the Bank , move to
another field, to give a portion of their funds to
other players to skip his next turn, get an extra
turn and others.