Some argue it stemmed from Elizabeth Magie's 1904 creation designed to promote the single tax.
Some argue it stemmed from Elizabeth Magie's 1904 creation designed to promote the single tax. It was patented under its current name in 1935 by Charles Darrow, who added the Atlantic City aspects. Originally rejected by Parker Brothers as too dry and too long, spin-offs have included NASCAR, Star Wars, and state versions. FTP, name this board game which introduced such phrases as "Get out of jail free" and "Do not pass Go."
Some argue it stemmed from Elizabeth Magie's 1904 creation designed to promote the single tax.
{Monopoly}