PACKAGED PLAY | Americas
MONOPOLY Game
created by Amy
J. Dumlao
for the American
Studies Program
at the University of
Virginia in the Spring of 2003.
All images are a based on MONOPOLY™
and
are employed in this site for academic purposes only.
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