Treaty – A formalagreementbetween two ormore groups ornations, ofteninvolving land.Oregon Trail – Along trail settlersused to travelwest to Oregon,California, andUtah.Indian RemovalAct (1830) – A lawthat forced NativeAmerican tribes tomove west of theMississippi River.Westward Expansion– The movement ofsettlers andimmigrants westacross the UnitedStates during the1800s.Settlement – Aplace wherepeopleestablishhomes andcommunities.Gold Rush – A rapidmovement of peopleto an area after goldis discovered,especially theCalifornia Gold Rushof 1849.Homestead Act(1862) – A law thatgave settlers 160acres of free landif they farmed it forfive years.Pioneer – Aperson whosettles in a newor undevelopedarea.LouisianaPurchase – The1803 land deal inwhich the U.S.bought land fromFrance, doublingthe nation’s size.Free!Trail of Tears –The forcedrelocation ofNative Americans,especially theCherokee, duringwhich many died.Manifest Destiny –The belief that theUnited States wasmeant to expandwest from theAtlantic Ocean tothe Pacific Ocean.TranscontinentalRailroad – Arailroad thatconnected theeastern U.S. to thewestern U.S.,completed in 1869.Native Americans– Indigenouspeoples who livedin North Americabefore Europeansettlers arrived.Territory – Anorganizedregion of landnot yetadmitted as astate.Frontier – Theedge of settledland, wherecivilization metwilderness.Treaty – A formalagreementbetween two ormore groups ornations, ofteninvolving land.Oregon Trail – Along trail settlersused to travelwest to Oregon,California, andUtah.Indian RemovalAct (1830) – A lawthat forced NativeAmerican tribes tomove west of theMississippi River.Westward Expansion– The movement ofsettlers andimmigrants westacross the UnitedStates during the1800s.Settlement – Aplace wherepeopleestablishhomes andcommunities.Gold Rush – A rapidmovement of peopleto an area after goldis discovered,especially theCalifornia Gold Rushof 1849.Homestead Act(1862) – A law thatgave settlers 160acres of free landif they farmed it forfive years.Pioneer – Aperson whosettles in a newor undevelopedarea.LouisianaPurchase – The1803 land deal inwhich the U.S.bought land fromFrance, doublingthe nation’s size.Free!Trail of Tears –The forcedrelocation ofNative Americans,especially theCherokee, duringwhich many died.Manifest Destiny –The belief that theUnited States wasmeant to expandwest from theAtlantic Ocean tothe Pacific Ocean.TranscontinentalRailroad – Arailroad thatconnected theeastern U.S. to thewestern U.S.,completed in 1869.Native Americans– Indigenouspeoples who livedin North Americabefore Europeansettlers arrived.Territory – Anorganizedregion of landnot yetadmitted as astate.Frontier – Theedge of settledland, wherecivilization metwilderness.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Treaty – A formal agreement between two or more groups or nations, often involving land.
  2. Oregon Trail – A long trail settlers used to travel west to Oregon, California, and Utah.
  3. Indian Removal Act (1830) – A law that forced Native American tribes to move west of the Mississippi River.
  4. Westward Expansion – The movement of settlers and immigrants west across the United States during the 1800s.
  5. Settlement – A place where people establish homes and communities.
  6. Gold Rush – A rapid movement of people to an area after gold is discovered, especially the California Gold Rush of 1849.
  7. Homestead Act (1862) – A law that gave settlers 160 acres of free land if they farmed it for five years.
  8. Pioneer – A person who settles in a new or undeveloped area.
  9. Louisiana Purchase – The 1803 land deal in which the U.S. bought land from France, doubling the nation’s size.
  10. Free!
  11. Trail of Tears – The forced relocation of Native Americans, especially the Cherokee, during which many died.
  12. Manifest Destiny – The belief that the United States was meant to expand west from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
  13. Transcontinental Railroad – A railroad that connected the eastern U.S. to the western U.S., completed in 1869.
  14. Native Americans – Indigenous peoples who lived in North America before European settlers arrived.
  15. Territory – An organized region of land not yet admitted as a state.
  16. Frontier – The edge of settled land, where civilization met wilderness.