Classic board games such as checkers, backgammon, and Monopoly matched with their core rule or objective and origin, one game per card.
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- What is the main objective of Checkers?
- Capture all opponent pieces or block all their moves
- In what century did Chess originate?
- Sixth century, in India
- What is Backgammon's primary goal?
- Move all pieces around and off the board before opponent does
- Who invented Monopoly and in what year?
- Charles Darrow in 1935
- What is the objective of Scrabble?
- Score the most points by creating words on the game board
- In what year was Scrabble created?
- 1938
- In Clue, players find which person, which weapon, and what else?
- Which room
- In what year was Clue first released?
- 1949
- What traditional board game has players move around a square path following dice rolls?
- Ludo
- From which country does the ancient board game Go originate?
- China
- How many centuries old is Go as a game?
- Approximately 25 centuries, dating to around 500 BCE
- What is the main objective of Risk?
- Control territories and conquer the world
- In Battleship, players try to sink each other's hidden what?
- Ships
- Connect Four is won by connecting how many pieces in a row?
- Four
- In what country did Snakes and Ladders originate?
- India