Four Days on the Ridge
Created by Yoav Duman

Budget 60–75 minutes of active work at home.
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You advise on a four-day truce during a crisis modeled on the 1999 Kargil War. Compare two briefings, evaluate new odds, and check what diplomatic and military records can establish.
Choose For Class at the start. Enter your name and, if you wish, your class or section. Finish the responses and checks to open your report.

1. Read the two briefings and compare your choices. Record your first reason. Identify what changes between briefings and calculate the average under the original odds.
2. Open the July 4 statement and the Kaksar reports. Track the date, the actor, the place, and whether each record describes a promise or an observed withdrawal.
3. Update your forecast and finish the cabinet desk. Use the revised forecast and the field signal to defend a memo. Apply your reasoning to the Korean armistice case.

Minimum words in For Class
- Opening reason · 15 words
- Compare the two choices · 20 words
- Explain your evidence · 20 words
- July 4 dispatch · 15 words
- Kaksar source analysis · 35 words
- New forecast · 25 words
- Cabinet memo · 30 words
- Cabinet desk check · 35 words
- Korea transfer · 30 words

To pause or change devices, open Save & resume and download a JSON backup. Use the same activity and mode to restore it.
Choose Download Class PDF in your finished report. If needed, use Print or save as PDF. Open the PDF to check your name and responses, then upload it to Canvas.