Fed Up Card Game

A prognostication opinion game that surfaces the dynamic between The Federalists, who drafted the Constitution as the highest law of the land, and the Anti-Federalists who wanted to ensure that the people had an individual Bill of Rights.

This game was developed to be used alongside the Bill of Rights Institute's Government and Politics: Civics For the American Experiment Core Resource.

About the Game:

Game Time: 10-30 minutes
Number of Players: 4-12
No prior knowledge required!

Game Play:

• Teams are given five words and asked to rank them in terms of importance to their assigned political party. 
• Teams compete to collect cards that spell "LAW OF THE LAND". The first team to collect all 12 lettered cards wins.
• Game simulates the debate between Federalists and Anti-Federalists during the formation of the U.S. Constitution

Product Specifications:

126 Playing Cards (2.48" x 3.46")
Card Stock: Classic Smooth (CS27)
Printing: Full color on both sides
Finish: Matte finish
Packaging: Tuck Box