"""
zones.py — History and World Cultures zones for The Time Traveler's Primer.
"""

ZONE_ORDER = [
    "ancient_civilizations",
    "explorers_and_discoveries",
    "inventions_and_inventors",
    "world_wars",
    "american_history",
    "world_leaders_and_change",
]

ZONES = {
    "ancient_civilizations": {
        "id": "ancient_civilizations",
        "name": "Ancient Civilizations",
        "subtitle": "The first great cities and empires",
        "icon": "🏛️",
        "description": "Explore Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and Mesopotamia.",
        "level_required": 1,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "ac_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The River That Made Egypt",
                "lesson": "Ancient Egypt grew along the Nile River in Africa. The Nile flooded every year, leaving rich soil that made farming possible. The Egyptians built incredible monuments called pyramids as tombs for their rulers, called Pharaohs.",
                "question": "What river made Ancient Egypt possible?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["The Amazon", "The Nile", "The Ganges", "The Thames"],
                "hints": ["It's the longest river in Africa.", "It flows through Egypt and floods every year."],
                "xp": 35,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ac_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Greek Democracy",
                "lesson": "Ancient Greece, around 500 BCE, invented democracy — a way of governing where citizens vote to make decisions. The city of Athens was famous for this. Greece also gave us the Olympics, which were held every four years to honor the god Zeus.",
                "question": "Which ancient city is known for inventing democracy?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["Rome", "Babylon", "Athens", "Sparta"],
                "hints": ["Think about the city most associated with Greek philosophy and democracy.", "It rhymes with 'catechins'."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ac_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Roman Empire",
                "lesson": "Ancient Rome started as a small city in Italy and grew into one of the largest empires in history. The Romans built roads, aqueducts (water channels), and the famous Colosseum. Julius Caesar was one of Rome's most famous leaders.",
                "question": "What famous structure did the Romans build for gladiator fights and public events?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": ["The Colosseum", "The Parthenon", "The Pyramids", "Stonehenge"],
                "hints": ["It's still standing in Rome today.", "It could hold 50,000 people."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ac_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Mesopotamia",
                "lesson": "Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (in modern Iraq), was one of the first places humans built cities — around 3500 BCE. The Sumerians there invented one of the first writing systems, called cuneiform, using a reed to press symbols into clay tablets.",
                "question": "What was special about the Sumerian writing system called cuneiform?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "It used paper and ink",
                    "It was pressed into clay tablets with a reed",
                    "It used pictures painted on walls",
                    "It was carved into stone with iron tools",
                ],
                "hints": ["They didn't have paper yet.", "Clay was a material found near rivers."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ac_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Great Pyramid",
                "lesson": "The Great Pyramid of Giza, built around 2560 BCE for Pharaoh Khufu, is the oldest and largest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. For nearly 4,000 years it was the tallest human-made structure on Earth. It was built by tens of thousands of workers.",
                "question": "About how old is the Great Pyramid of Giza?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["About 500 years old", "About 1,000 years old", "About 4,500 years old", "About 200 years old"],
                "hints": ["It was built around 2560 BCE.", "Count from then to now."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ac_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: Ancient Civilizations Match",
                "flavor": "Puck opens a grand display of ancient wonders. Can you match them all?",
                "lesson": "Let's connect each civilization to its greatest contribution: Egypt → pyramids and Pharaohs. Greece → democracy and the Olympics. Rome → the Colosseum and laws. Mesopotamia → the first writing (cuneiform) and the first cities.",
                "question": "Which civilization invented the Olympic Games?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["Egypt", "Ancient Greece", "Rome", "Mesopotamia"],
                "hints": ["The Olympics were held to honor the Greek god Zeus.", "They started in Olympia, a city in Greece."],
                "xp": 90,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },

    "explorers_and_discoveries": {
        "id": "explorers_and_discoveries",
        "name": "Explorers and Discoveries",
        "subtitle": "The brave people who mapped the world",
        "icon": "🧭",
        "description": "Columbus, Magellan, Marco Polo, and the age of exploration.",
        "level_required": 2,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "ed_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Columbus and the New World",
                "lesson": "In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed from Spain hoping to reach Asia by going west. Instead, he landed in the Caribbean — 'discovering' the Americas for Europeans (though millions of people already lived there). His voyage connected two worlds that hadn't known each other.",
                "question": "In what year did Christopher Columbus first reach the Americas?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["1776", "1066", "1492", "1620"],
                "hints": ["The rhyme: 'In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.'", "It's in the 1400s."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ed_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Magellan's Circumnavigation",
                "lesson": "Ferdinand Magellan led the first expedition to sail all the way around the Earth (1519-1522). He proved the world was round by sailing west from Europe and eventually getting back to Europe — going the opposite direction. Magellan himself died in the Philippines, but his crew completed the journey.",
                "question": "What did Magellan's expedition prove by sailing around the world?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": [
                    "That the Earth is round and you can travel around it by sea",
                    "That the Earth is flat",
                    "That Antarctica exists",
                    "That Africa and South America were once connected",
                ],
                "hints": ["Before his voyage, many people weren't sure about the shape of the Earth.", "He sailed west from Europe and arrived back in Europe."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ed_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Marco Polo",
                "lesson": "Marco Polo was an Italian explorer who traveled from Europe to China in the 1270s — a journey of about 15,000 miles! He spent 17 years in China and wrote a famous book about his travels. His stories introduced Europeans to Asian spices, silks, and technologies like paper money.",
                "question": "Where did Marco Polo travel in the 1270s?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["To the Americas", "To China", "To Africa", "To the North Pole"],
                "hints": ["He traveled east from Europe.", "He met Kublai Khan, the emperor."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ed_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Lewis and Clark",
                "lesson": "In 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark led an expedition across the western United States to the Pacific Ocean. They were guided by a Shoshone woman named Sacagawea, who helped them communicate with Native American tribes and navigate the Rocky Mountains.",
                "question": "Who was the Native American woman who helped guide Lewis and Clark?",
                "answer": "d",
                "options": ["Pocahontas", "Sitting Bull", "Crazy Horse", "Sacagawea"],
                "hints": ["She was from the Shoshone tribe.", "Her name means 'Bird Woman'."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ed_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Neil Armstrong",
                "lesson": "On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first human to walk on the Moon as part of NASA's Apollo 11 mission. As he stepped onto the lunar surface, he said: 'That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.' Buzz Aldrin joined him minutes later.",
                "question": "What did Neil Armstrong say when he first stepped on the Moon?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "'Houston, we have a problem.'",
                    "'That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.'",
                    "'To infinity and beyond!'",
                    "'The Eagle has landed.'",
                ],
                "hints": ["He said it as he stepped OFF the ladder.", "It's about one small step and one giant leap."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ed_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: The Greatest Journey",
                "flavor": "Puck unfurls a world map. 'Which explorer did which?'",
                "lesson": "Let's connect explorers to achievements: Columbus (1492) → reached the Americas. Magellan (1519-1522) → first to sail around the world. Marco Polo (1271-1295) → traveled from Europe to China. Sacagawea (1804-1806) → guided Lewis and Clark to the Pacific. Armstrong (1969) → walked on the Moon.",
                "question": "Who was the FIRST person to lead a voyage that sailed completely around the Earth?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["Christopher Columbus", "Marco Polo", "Ferdinand Magellan", "Neil Armstrong"],
                "hints": ["Columbus reached the Americas but didn't circle the globe.", "This voyage was 1519-1522."],
                "xp": 95,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },

    "inventions_and_inventors": {
        "id": "inventions_and_inventors",
        "name": "Inventions and Inventors",
        "subtitle": "The ideas that changed everything",
        "icon": "💡",
        "description": "Gutenberg, Wright Brothers, Edison, and the inventions that shaped our world.",
        "level_required": 3,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "ii_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Printing Press",
                "lesson": "In 1440, Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in Germany. Before this, books had to be copied by hand — which meant only very wealthy people could own them. The printing press made books cheaper, spread knowledge faster, and helped start the Renaissance and the Reformation.",
                "question": "What did Gutenberg's printing press change most?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "It made newspapers possible",
                    "It made books affordable for more people and spread knowledge widely",
                    "It replaced handwriting with typing",
                    "It allowed people to send letters faster",
                ],
                "hints": ["Before it, books were hand-copied.", "Think about what happens when more people can read more books."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ii_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Wright Brothers",
                "lesson": "On December 17, 1903, brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first successful powered airplane flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. The first flight lasted just 12 seconds and traveled 120 feet. Within 60 years, humans would fly to the Moon.",
                "question": "Where did the Wright Brothers make their first airplane flight?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": ["Kitty Hawk, North Carolina", "Dayton, Ohio", "Chicago, Illinois", "Cape Canaveral, Florida"],
                "hints": ["It's in North Carolina on the coast.", "The winds there helped their aircraft fly."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ii_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Thomas Edison",
                "lesson": "Thomas Edison is one of history's greatest inventors, with over 1,000 patents. His most famous inventions include the practical light bulb (1879) and the phonograph (a device to record and play back sound). He said: 'Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.'",
                "question": "Which inventor created the practical light bulb in 1879?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["Nikola Tesla", "Alexander Graham Bell", "Thomas Edison", "Benjamin Franklin"],
                "hints": ["His lab was in Menlo Park, New Jersey.", "He also invented the phonograph."],
                "xp": 35,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ii_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Alexander Graham Bell",
                "lesson": "In 1876, Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone — the first device to transmit voice electrically over a wire. His first telephone call was to his assistant: 'Mr. Watson, come here — I want to see you.' The telephone transformed how humans communicate.",
                "question": "What did Alexander Graham Bell invent in 1876?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["The radio", "The telephone", "The television", "The telegraph"],
                "hints": ["It let people speak to each other over wires.", "The first call was to his assistant, Mr. Watson."],
                "xp": 35,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ii_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Internet",
                "lesson": "Tim Berners-Lee, a British scientist, invented the World Wide Web in 1989. The internet itself (networks connecting computers) had existed since the 1960s, but Berners-Lee created the web — the system of websites and links — that made it easy for everyone to use.",
                "question": "Who invented the World Wide Web in 1989?",
                "answer": "d",
                "options": ["Bill Gates", "Steve Jobs", "Mark Zuckerberg", "Tim Berners-Lee"],
                "hints": ["He was a British scientist working at CERN in Switzerland.", "He invented websites and hyperlinks."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ii_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: Invention Timeline",
                "flavor": "Puck scrambles the timeline. Can you put these inventions in order?",
                "lesson": "Key dates: Printing press (1440s), Telephone (1876), Light bulb (1879), First airplane flight (1903), World Wide Web (1989). From oldest to newest: printing press → telephone → light bulb → airplane → internet.",
                "question": "Which invention came FIRST in history?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": [
                    "The printing press",
                    "The telephone",
                    "The airplane",
                    "The internet",
                ],
                "hints": ["Think about which century each one belongs to.", "The 1400s comes before the 1800s."],
                "xp": 95,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },

    "world_wars": {
        "id": "world_wars",
        "name": "The World Wars",
        "subtitle": "The conflicts that changed everything",
        "icon": "🕊️",
        "description": "WWI, WWII, and why peace and justice matter so much.",
        "level_required": 4,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "ww_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "World War I",
                "lesson": "World War I (1914-1918) was called 'the Great War.' It began in Europe after Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, and pulled in countries from around the world. It was the first war to use airplanes, tanks, and poison gas. About 20 million people died. It ended on November 11, 1918.",
                "question": "When did World War I end?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["1914", "1945", "1918", "1939"],
                "hints": ["It lasted four years.", "It started in 1914 and lasted until..."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ww_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "World War II",
                "lesson": "World War II (1939-1945) was the deadliest war in history, with over 70 million deaths. It was fought between the Allies (USA, Britain, Soviet Union, and others) and the Axis powers (Germany, Italy, Japan). It ended in Europe on May 8, 1945 (V-E Day) and in the Pacific on August 15, 1945 (V-J Day).",
                "question": "Which countries were on the same side in World War II?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": [
                    "USA, Britain, and the Soviet Union (the Allies)",
                    "USA, Germany, and Japan",
                    "Britain, Germany, and Italy",
                    "Germany, Japan, and France",
                ],
                "hints": ["The Allies fought AGAINST the Axis.", "Germany and Japan were enemies of the USA."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ww_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Anne Frank",
                "lesson": "Anne Frank was a Jewish girl who hid with her family in Amsterdam during World War II to escape the Nazis. She kept a diary during those two years hiding. She was eventually discovered and died in a concentration camp at age 15. Her diary was published after the war and is now read by millions of children worldwide.",
                "question": "Why is Anne Frank's diary so important?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "It was the only book written during World War II",
                    "It tells the human story of what it felt like to live in hiding and fear during the Holocaust",
                    "It is a mystery novel set during the war",
                    "It contains secret codes used by the Allies",
                ],
                "hints": ["She was a real person, not a character.", "Her diary helps us understand what millions of Jewish people experienced."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ww_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Holocaust",
                "lesson": "The Holocaust was the systematic murder of six million Jewish people and millions of others by the Nazi government of Germany during WWII. The Nazis believed that some groups of people were inferior — this was completely wrong. The Holocaust is one of history's greatest tragedies, and we remember it so nothing like it ever happens again.",
                "question": "Why do we learn about the Holocaust?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": [
                    "Because Germany was the most powerful country in the world",
                    "So we can blame an entire country for it",
                    "So we never forget what hatred and injustice can lead to, and work to prevent it",
                    "Because it happened a very long time ago",
                ],
                "hints": ["The lesson isn't about blame, it's about learning.", "What happens when hate and prejudice are allowed to grow?"],
                "xp": 55,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ww_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "After the Wars",
                "lesson": "After World War II, world leaders created the United Nations (1945) to help countries talk through disputes instead of fighting. They also wrote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which says every person deserves dignity, freedom, and equal rights — no matter where they're from.",
                "question": "What organization was created after WWII to help countries resolve disputes peacefully?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": ["The United Nations", "The European Union", "NATO", "The League of Nations"],
                "hints": ["It was founded in 1945.", "Almost every country in the world belongs to it."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ww_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: Peace and Justice",
                "flavor": "Puck grows quiet. 'This is the hardest lesson in all of history. But it is the most important.'",
                "lesson": "The World Wars teach us: war causes immense suffering. Prejudice and hatred, when unchecked, can lead to atrocities. Ordinary people — like Anne Frank — show courage in impossible times. International cooperation (the UN) is better than isolation. Every person has value and dignity.",
                "question": "What is the most important lesson the World Wars teach us?",
                "answer": "d",
                "options": [
                    "That some countries are stronger than others",
                    "That technology always decides the winner",
                    "That wars are unavoidable",
                    "That human dignity, cooperation, and peace are worth protecting and fighting for",
                ],
                "hints": ["Think about why we study this history.", "What would the world be like if we learned this lesson completely?"],
                "xp": 110,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },

    "american_history": {
        "id": "american_history",
        "name": "American History",
        "subtitle": "From the founding to civil rights",
        "icon": "🦅",
        "description": "The Declaration, the Constitution, the Civil War, and the fight for equal rights.",
        "level_required": 5,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "ah_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Declaration of Independence",
                "lesson": "On July 4, 1776, American leaders signed the Declaration of Independence, declaring freedom from British rule. Thomas Jefferson wrote most of it. It begins: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...' July 4th is now celebrated as Independence Day.",
                "question": "Who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["George Washington", "Thomas Jefferson", "Benjamin Franklin", "John Adams"],
                "hints": ["He was the third President of the United States.", "He was known for being a brilliant writer."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ah_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Constitution",
                "lesson": "The US Constitution (1787) is the set of rules that govern the United States. It created the three branches of government: Congress (makes laws), the President (carries out laws), and the Supreme Court (decides if laws are fair). The first ten amendments are called the Bill of Rights and protect individual freedoms.",
                "question": "How many branches of government does the US Constitution create?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["One", "Two", "Three", "Four"],
                "hints": ["Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.", "Congress, President, and Supreme Court."],
                "xp": 40,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "ah_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Civil War",
                "lesson": "The American Civil War (1861-1865) was fought between the Northern states (Union) and the Southern states (Confederacy) primarily over the issue of slavery. President Abraham Lincoln led the Union. The war ended with the Union's victory and the abolition of slavery through the 13th Amendment in 1865.",
                "question": "What was the main cause of the American Civil War?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "A dispute over trade with England",
                    "The issue of slavery — whether it should continue or be abolished",
                    "A border dispute with Mexico",
                    "Arguments about taxation",
                ],
                "hints": ["The Southern states wanted to keep it; the Northern states wanted to end it.", "Abraham Lincoln was against it."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ah_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "The Civil Rights Movement",
                "lesson": "In the 1950s and 1960s, African Americans and their allies fought peacefully for equal rights. Leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led marches, boycotts, and speeches. In 1963, King gave his 'I Have a Dream' speech, imagining an America where people are judged by character, not skin color. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned discrimination.",
                "question": "What was the main goal of the Civil Rights Movement?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": [
                    "Equal rights and dignity for all Americans, regardless of race",
                    "Making all Americans vote for the same party",
                    "Building more schools in the South",
                    "Ending World War II",
                ],
                "hints": ["It was about fairness and treating everyone equally.", "Dr. King said he dreamed of a day when his children would be judged by their character."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ah_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Women's Suffrage",
                "lesson": "For most of American history, women could not vote. The women's suffrage movement fought for decades to change this. In 1920, the 19th Amendment to the Constitution gave women the right to vote. Leaders like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton worked their whole lives for this right.",
                "question": "In what year did American women gain the right to vote?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["1776", "1865", "1920", "1964"],
                "hints": ["It happened in the 1900s.", "The 19th Amendment did it."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "ah_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: The American Promise",
                "flavor": "Puck says softly: 'America has made promises. Some were broken. Many are still being kept.'",
                "lesson": "Key American history dates: 1776 (Declaration of Independence), 1787 (Constitution), 1865 (Civil War ends, slavery abolished), 1920 (women's right to vote), 1964 (Civil Rights Act). The theme: America keeps expanding who is included in the promise of equality.",
                "question": "Which amendment to the Constitution abolished slavery in the United States?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": ["The 1st Amendment", "The 13th Amendment", "The 19th Amendment", "The Bill of Rights"],
                "hints": ["It was passed after the Civil War in 1865.", "The 13th comes after the 1st but before the 19th."],
                "xp": 100,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },

    "world_leaders_and_change": {
        "id": "world_leaders_and_change",
        "name": "Leaders Who Changed the World",
        "subtitle": "Courage, vision, and the power of one person",
        "icon": "⭐",
        "description": "Gandhi, Mandela, Malala, and others who changed history through courage and ideas.",
        "level_required": 6,
        "challenges": [
            {
                "id": "wl_01",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Mahatma Gandhi",
                "lesson": "Mahatma Gandhi led India's independence movement against British rule through peaceful protest — marches, fasting, and refusing to obey unjust laws. He called this 'nonviolent resistance.' India became independent in 1947. Gandhi showed the world that peaceful protest can change history.",
                "question": "What method did Gandhi use to fight for Indian independence?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "Military force",
                    "Peaceful nonviolent resistance — marches, fasting, and civil disobedience",
                    "Political negotiations only",
                    "Economic boycotts exclusively",
                ],
                "hints": ["He believed violence only creates more violence.", "He called it 'satyagraha' — truth-force."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "wl_02",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Nelson Mandela",
                "lesson": "Nelson Mandela fought against apartheid — a South African system that severely discriminated against Black South Africans. He was imprisoned for 27 years but refused to give up his beliefs. After his release, he helped peacefully end apartheid and became South Africa's first Black president in 1994.",
                "question": "How long was Nelson Mandela imprisoned for fighting apartheid?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": ["5 years", "12 years", "27 years", "40 years"],
                "hints": ["He went in as a young man and came out as an old man.", "It was more than two decades."],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "wl_03",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Malala Yousafzai",
                "lesson": "Malala Yousafzai, from Pakistan, began speaking publicly for girls' education when she was just 11, when the Taliban was banning girls from school. She was shot by the Taliban at age 15, but survived and continued her activism. At 17, she became the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize.",
                "question": "What cause did Malala Yousafzai fight for?",
                "answer": "a",
                "options": [
                    "The right of girls and all children to receive an education",
                    "Environmental protection",
                    "Animal rights",
                    "Freedom of the press",
                ],
                "hints": ["She was banned from school herself.", "She said: 'One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.'"],
                "xp": 50,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "wl_04",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Eleanor Roosevelt",
                "lesson": "Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, but she became a powerful leader in her own right. She was the first US delegate to the United Nations and helped write the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), which says all people everywhere deserve basic rights and dignity.",
                "question": "What document did Eleanor Roosevelt help create at the United Nations?",
                "answer": "b",
                "options": [
                    "The US Constitution",
                    "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights",
                    "The Treaty of Paris",
                    "The Geneva Convention",
                ],
                "hints": ["It was written in 1948, after World War II.", "It says all humans have rights — everywhere."],
                "xp": 55,
                "difficulty": "normal",
            },
            {
                "id": "wl_05",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "Martin Luther King Jr.",
                "lesson": "Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the leader of the American Civil Rights Movement. His 'I Have a Dream' speech (1963) is one of the most famous in history. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. He was assassinated in 1968, but his legacy lives on in the holiday that bears his name every January.",
                "question": "What is Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrated for?",
                "answer": "c",
                "options": [
                    "The end of the Civil War",
                    "The signing of the Civil Rights Act",
                    "His life, his work for equality, and his dream of a just and peaceful America",
                    "The anniversary of his birth and death on the same day",
                ],
                "hints": ["It's a federal holiday in the USA in January.", "It celebrates his entire life and legacy."],
                "xp": 45,
                "difficulty": "easy",
            },
            {
                "id": "wl_boss",
                "type": "quiz",
                "title": "BOSS: The Common Thread",
                "flavor": "Puck glows warm. 'Do you see what connects all these people?'",
                "lesson": "Gandhi, Mandela, Malala, Roosevelt, and King all share something: they faced injustice and chose courage over silence. They used ideas — speeches, books, marches, laws — not violence. They believed every person has value. And they changed the world.",
                "question": "What do Gandhi, Mandela, Malala, Eleanor Roosevelt, and MLK have in common?",
                "answer": "d",
                "options": [
                    "They were all from the same country",
                    "They all became presidents or prime ministers",
                    "They all won the Nobel Peace Prize",
                    "They all faced injustice and used courage and ideas — not violence — to change the world",
                ],
                "hints": ["Think about HOW they fought for change.", "None of them used armies or weapons."],
                "xp": 110,
                "difficulty": "boss",
                "is_boss": True,
            },
        ],
    },
}
