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Diplomacy Simulations

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The National Museum of American Diplomacy offers education programs designed to explain the world of diplomacy. A primary component of the programs is a series of Diplomacy Simulations — hands-on exercises that enable students and teachers to directly experience the work of diplomats dealing with complex issues in critical foreign affairs topics.

The Office of American Spaces developed a programming kit (PDF 61 kb) tailored to assisting American Spaces in facilitating the simulation exercises described below. This kit can be used in conjunction with the teacher’s resources found on the National Museum of American Diplomacy website.

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