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Monopoly Story : Pre & Post Depression:
The history of Monopoly is rooted in the early 20th century and the work of Elizabeth Magie, a left-wing feminist who created the game to teach about the social and economic consequences of monopolies:
The Landlord's Game
In 1903, Magie created The Landlord's Game to demonstrate the dangers of monopolies and the economic theories of Henry George. The game was intended to be a teaching tool to show how rent and land ownership could lead to the concentration of wealth and the impoverishment of the masses.
The game's evolution
The game spread through communities, who adapted the rules to suit their needs. For example, in Atlantic City, a group of Quakers renamed the tiles to local landmarks like Boardwalk, Park Place, and Oriental Avenue.
The commercial version
In 1934, Charles Darrow, an unemployed heating engineer, produced the first commercial version of the game after being invited to play by a Quaker couple. Darrow sold 5,000 copies through a Philadelphia department store.
Parker Brothers
In 1935, Parker Brothers bought the rights to the game and sales soared. The game was the best-selling game in the country during the Great Depression.

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