History Sim becomes an evidence-based reasoning room where learners make predictions, act, revise, transfer, and produce evidence.
An evidence table with sources, claims, bias, causation, counterfactuals, and defense prompts. This V10 profile is intentionally separate from the current History Sim runtime until the new shell is built and validated.
V10 forbids blank-canvas confusion: the first action must be visible, meaningful, and produce a consequence.
The learner sees one mission goal before any controls compete for attention.
The first action is obvious, clickable/touchable, and visibly changes state.
The mission requires at least three choices where different reasoning produces different outcomes.
The sim includes a likely misconception and captures evidence when the learner falls into or avoids it.
The learner can revise after observing consequences instead of being graded only on first output.
The learner applies the same reasoning to a new context before completion.
TeacherOS can summarize prediction, action, observation, explanation, revision, and transfer.
The sim must resist cheating, reduce burnout, reduce grading time, maximize screen-time value, and support misconception-cluster feedback.
Teacher-provided sources, datasets, documents, and research constraints must be preserved in the mission contract.
TeacherOS/TeachProof must recommend how the classroom simulation should have been run based on observed student events.
The selected shell changes language density, controls, read-aloud, and scaffolding by grade band.
The experience is Chromebook-safe, keyboard reachable, reduced-motion aware, and readable.
The sim is not a reskin: objects, controls, mission art, and success state are domain-specific.
Filter the original HistorySim mission library, then launch the selected mission in the V10 Evidence Room.
Compare Native societies across North America before sustained European contact.
Launch Evidence RoomTrace how crops, animals, pathogens, and labor systems transformed the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare labor, religion, trade, and Native diplomacy across colonial regions.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate how slavery, land conflict, and colonial politics hardened racial hierarchy.
Launch Evidence RoomDecide how empire, debt, taxation, and resistance pushed colonists toward revolution.
Launch Evidence RoomEvaluate revolutionary arguments, military choices, and contradictions over liberty.
Launch Evidence RoomBuild a constitutional settlement from confederation weakness, state interests, and rights debates.
Launch Evidence RoomConnect transportation, industrial work, reform movements, and changing family economies.
Launch Evidence RoomTest the contradiction between expanded white male democracy and forced Native removal.
Launch Evidence RoomAnalyze how cotton, land, credit, and coercion expanded slavery across the South.
Launch Evidence RoomDecide how expansion, slavery, and national identity collided in western conquest.
Launch Evidence RoomTrack how compromise failed over slavery, popular sovereignty, and political violence.
Launch Evidence RoomUse military, political, and moral evidence to explain emancipation as a war aim.
Launch Evidence RoomWeigh constitutional amendments, federal enforcement, Black political power, and white backlash.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate trusts, railroads, immigration, labor conflict, and state power.
Launch Evidence RoomTurn muckraking evidence into policy choices on labor, food safety, settlement houses, and democracy.
Launch Evidence RoomDebate empire, anti-imperialism, strategic power, and the status of Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines.
Launch Evidence RoomBalance mobilization, civil liberties, wartime dissent, and the fight over the League of Nations.
Launch Evidence RoomInterpret modernism, migration, jazz, literature, consumer credit, and cultural backlash.
Launch Evidence RoomUse evidence from banks, farms, workers, and courts to decide how the federal state should respond.
Launch Evidence RoomFrom secret research to atomic warfare, weigh scientific urgency, military strategy, and ethics.
Launch Evidence RoomAssess total war production, Japanese American incarceration, women workers, and Black freedom claims.
Launch Evidence RoomNavigate the nuclear standoff using evidence from reconnaissance, diplomacy, and military planning.
Launch Evidence RoomConnect grassroots organizing, court decisions, direct action, media, and federal law.
Launch Evidence RoomEvaluate escalation, credibility, antiwar protest, media evidence, and public trust.
Launch Evidence RoomGuide the space race from Cold War prestige to the Apollo 11 landing.
Launch Evidence RoomExplain welfare state expansion, rights movements, suburban politics, and the rise of conservatism.
Launch Evidence RoomAssess tax policy, deregulation, social conservatism, defense spending, and Cold War diplomacy.
Launch Evidence RoomConnect trade, immigration, terrorism, surveillance, war, and political polarization.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate bureaucracy, commercialization, Champa rice, urbanization, and Confucian governance.
Launch Evidence RoomFollow political fragmentation, trade, scholarship, and cultural exchange across Islamic states.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic influences in states tied to Indian Ocean trade.
Launch Evidence RoomTrack conquest, trade protection, disease movement, and cultural exchange under Mongol rule.
Launch Evidence RoomUse caravan, city, and traveler evidence to explain overland exchange.
Launch Evidence RoomSail monsoon routes linking East Africa, Arabia, India, Southeast Asia, and China.
Launch Evidence RoomFollow gold, salt, Islam, and scholarship through Mali and the Sahara.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare gunpowder states, religious policy, taxation, and elite administration.
Launch Evidence RoomMap frontier expansion, tribute, forced labor, and diplomacy in Eurasian empires.
Launch Evidence RoomAnalyze how voyages, conquest, disease, and extraction transformed the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate forced migration, plantation economies, resistance, and demographic transformation.
Launch Evidence RoomTest how Enlightenment ideas, fiscal crisis, and social inequality produced revolution.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare anticolonial, anti-slavery, and creole independence movements in the Atlantic world.
Launch Evidence RoomModel how coal, textile production, labor, capital, and empire created industrialization.
Launch Evidence RoomUse Berlin Conference maps, resistance accounts, and economic data to explain new imperialism.
Launch Evidence RoomDecide how Japan responds to Western pressure through state-led industrial and military reform.
Launch Evidence RoomNegotiate reparations, self-determination, mandates, and security after World War I.
Launch Evidence RoomTrace war pressure, class conflict, Bolshevik strategy, civil war, and planned economy.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate depression, nationalism, propaganda, and authoritarian movements in interwar societies.
Launch Evidence RoomMap total war, genocide, occupation, resistance, and alliance strategy across theaters.
Launch Evidence RoomBalance nonviolent resistance, imperial weakness, religious nationalism, and partition violence.
Launch Evidence RoomTrack civil war, land reform, revolution, collectivization, and Cold War alignment.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare negotiated independence, armed struggle, Cold War pressure, and postcolonial state building.
Launch Evidence RoomAnalyze Korea, Vietnam, Angola, and Afghanistan as conflicts shaped by local causes and superpower rivalry.
Launch Evidence RoomGuide a transition from authoritarian rule to open borders without state violence.
Launch Evidence RoomNavigate reform, nationalism, coup politics, and nuclear security as a superpower dissolves.
Launch Evidence RoomEvaluate global supply chains, WTO politics, labor, consumer choice, and inequality.
Launch Evidence RoomModel public health, vaccine science, misinformation, supply chains, and unequal global risk.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate protest, social media, state repression, democratic transition, and civil conflict.
Launch Evidence RoomExplore African states, trade, scholarship, arts, and governance before the Atlantic slave trade.
Launch Evidence RoomUse ship records, narratives, and maps to understand forced migration and survival.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare flight, rebellion, negotiation, and cultural survival in maroon societies.
Launch Evidence RoomRead Black freedom petitions against revolutionary claims of liberty.
Launch Evidence RoomInvestigate the only successful slave revolt that created an independent nation.
Launch Evidence RoomAnalyze speeches, narratives, newspapers, and organizing by Black abolitionists.
Launch Evidence RoomConnect self-emancipation, federal policy, and Black military service in the Civil War.
Launch Evidence RoomFollow Black officeholding, schools, churches, constitutional change, and white supremacist violence.
Launch Evidence RoomUse court cases, voting data, and anti-lynching evidence to understand racial apartheid.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare educational visions, institution building, and debates over industrial and liberal education.
Launch Evidence RoomTrace migration decisions, labor markets, racial violence, housing, and community formation.
Launch Evidence RoomCurate poetry, visual art, music, patronage, and debates over representation.
Launch Evidence RoomConnect wartime service, industrial work, civil rights organizing, and claims against fascism and racism.
Launch Evidence RoomSimulate boycott logistics, grassroots leadership, legal strategy, and media pressure.
Launch Evidence RoomCompare self-defense, community control, electoral politics, and nonviolent direct action.
Launch Evidence RoomAnalyze how Black feminists challenged race-only and gender-only frameworks.
Launch Evidence RoomRead music, sampling, space, policing, and youth expression as historical evidence.
Launch Evidence RoomUse sentencing data, policy texts, and community testimony to debate punishment and safety.
Launch Evidence RoomExplore how artists and thinkers use speculative futures to reinterpret history and possibility.
Launch Evidence RoomEvaluate evidence for repair through slavery, segregation, housing, wealth, and public memory.
Launch Evidence RoomA legacy global-history mission about institutions surviving after imperial collapse.
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