World's Fair 1893
he World's Fair of 1893 in Chicago was a spectacular international exhibition that showcased many great achievements in science, technology, culture, and entertainment. In the Mensa Select Award-winning World's Fair... (read more)
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mostly positive, 71% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
40 minutes
Published
2021
Age
10+
Publisher
Foxtrot Games
Players
2 to 4 players
Designer
J. Alex Kevern
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Area Majority / Influence, Open Drafting, Set Collection, and Post-Napoleonic
Description
he World's Fair of 1893 in Chicago was a spectacular international exhibition that showcased many great achievements in science, technology, culture, and entertainment. In the Mensa Select Award-winning World's Fair 1893, you can travel back in time and assume the role of the event organizers. You will compete against other players to gain influence and obtain the grandest exhibits to be displayed at the fair.
The World's Fair was an event that demonstrated what was at the time considered cultural and technological entertainment; however, racism and segregation were an overarching reality and African Americans and Indigenous Americans were excluded. This new edition of World's Fair 1893 now includes a new group of diverse playable historical figures.
In 1893, it had been less than 30 years since the abolition of slavery in the United States. Despite the progress of the African Americans, they were not given the opportunity to share their own accomplishments at the World's Fair. These five new playable historical figures were instrumental in giving African Americans and other disenfranchised groups the chance to highlight their progress and achievements.
• Ida B. Wells • Frederick Douglass • Irvine Garland Penn • Fannie Barrier Williams • Susan B. Anthony
Mechanisms:• Area Majority / Influence• Open Drafting• Set Collection
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