Here is a list of Interact simulations for high school that are available at the Resource Center

American Letters 1900 - 1913	Students assume roles and work in pairs, exchanging  letters representing a period in history	7-12
American Letters 1914 - 1929	Students assume roles and work in pairs, exchanging  letters representing a period in history	7-12
American Letters 1930 -1945	Students assume roles and work in pairs, exchanging  letters representing a period in history	7-12
American Letters 1946 - 1960	Students assume roles and work in pairs, exchanging  letters representing a period in history	7-12
American Letters 1961 - 1975	Students assume roles and work in pairs, exchanging  letters representing a period in history	7-12
Amigos	A simulation of a race through Latin America originating from El Paso, Texas and going to the tip of  Latin America, Tierra del Fuego	5-9
Caravans	An adventure world geography simulation in which students team up to race across a world map	4-9
Cigarette On Trial	A trial simulation focusing upon a burning issue: Should we take immediate legal steps to have a  smoke-free America?	5-9
Civil War	A simulation of civilian and military life during the American Civil War: 1861-1865	5-11
Classroom City	A simulation of local government and economics in a classroom mini-city	5-9
Claim	Individual learning project on small claims court
Clone	A simulation of a congressional hearing on genetic  engineering	6-12
Constitution	A simulation of a convention called to revise the United States Constitution	7-12
Cope	A simulation of adapting to change and anticipating  the future	6-12
Dawes Act and the American  Indians - 1887	A three to four hour mini unit in which Congress debates the fate of Native Americans	7-12
Dig	A simulation of the archaeological reconstruction of a vanished civilization	5-10
Discovery	A simulation of early American colonization	5-9
Early American History Activators (11,000 BC - 1898)	Each topic provides a 30-minute to 2-hour interactive lesson which involves the students directly, not passively	5-12
Ecopolis	A simulation of a community struggling to solve ecological problems	6-9
Election of 1800	A look at the disagreements about issues between Adams and Jefferson	7-12
Fifties	A simulation in which students experience events, personalities, styles, and culture of the 1950’s	6-11
Honors Steps	A writing program for college preparatory students, HONORS STEPS teaches construction of a five or more page essay with eight to ten fully developed  paragraphs	8-12
Individual Learning Projects Set 2 -     Topics	Individual Learning Projects offer individualized instruction while helping students relate to their  community and environment	7-12
Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase 1803	A three to four hour mini unit which explores whether or not a president can legally negotiate a treaty acquiring territory for the United States	7-12
JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis - 1962	A three to four hour mini unit which re-creates JFK's  "The Missiles of October" crisis	7-12
Judgment	A simulation of President Truman facing trial for his atomic bomb decision	6-11
Juris	A simulation with contracts, torts, criminal law
Learning Contracts	Challenge projects of varying length for individuals and groups	4-9
Lincoln and Ft. Sumter - 1861	A three to four hour mini unit where students are confronted with Lincoln's dilemma in 1861 of whether or not to send supplies to the besieged Ft. Sumter	7-12
Maya	A simulation of Mayan civilization during the early sixth century	5-10
Mirror, Mirror	Independent learning project on the meaning and interpretation of fairy tales	7-12
Museum	A simulation of the creation of a community museum	4-10
Music	Independent learning project explores the impact of music on daily life	7-12
Nuremberg	A simulation of the International Military Tribunal of 1945-1946	9-12
Persuasion	Independent learning project about how our attitudes and behavior are influenced by communication technology	7-12
Philippine Islands Annexation	A simulation looking at America’s dilemma debating the end of the isolationist era	7-12
Pioneers	A simulation of decision-making on a wagon train	5-9
Point-Counterpoint Set	Two 1+ hour units in which students debate important issues of the 1960s and 1970s	7-12
Quota System	Congressional debate about adopting a quota system for immigration	7-12
Renaissance	A simulation of life in Florence during the Renaissance	6-12
Right Brain Left Brain	Independent learning projects looking at using both dies of the brain	7-12
Rip Off	A simulation of teenage theft and the juvenile hearing process	7-9
Senate Hearing-MacArthur	A simulation examining if President Truman was justified in firing General MacArthur	7-12
Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention - 1848	A three to four hour mini unit re-creating the 1848 Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention	7-12
Shakespeare Festival	A notebook program that enlivens Shakespearean works	6-12
Stage Write	An introduction to playwriting	7-12
Teenage Alcohol Abuse	A simulation in which the school board discusses the expulsion of a student for alcohol abuse	7-9
Television	Independent learning project analyzing the impact of TV on thoughts and actions	7-12
Texas and The Mexican War - 1840s	A three to four hour mini unit where pro-war an anti-war views and other issues are heatedly exchanged	7-12
Trial of Anne Hutchinson 1637	A 3-4 hour unit recreating the trial	7-12
Trial of John Brown 1859	A 3-4 hour unit recreating the trial	7-12
Trial of John Scopes 1925	A 3-4 hour unit recreating the trial	7-12
Wilson and the League of Nations	A simulation that looks at Wilson’s efforts to establish the League of Nations after World War I	7-12