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128 Q 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. Franklin Roosevelt
  2. The Soviet Union or the USSR
  3. 100
  4. Congress
  5. 2
  6. Citizens in their district
  7. Because they represent the original 13 colonies
  8. 435
  9. A day to honor soldiers who died in military service
  10. Self-government
  11. To follow public opinion more closely
  12. Powers not granted to the federal government belong to the states
  13. New York
  14. Communism
  15. JD Vance
  16. Because of the state's population or because they have more people
  17. The United States or The flag
  18. Writer of the Declaration of Independence
  19. Print paper money
  20. Freed the slaves
  21. Naturalize
  22. Equal representation
  23. To be independent of politics
  24. They helped people understand the Constitution
  25. 1920
  26. Vote
  27. It's the country's birthday
  28. Africans
  29. Terrorists attacked the United States
  30. Declaration of Independence
  31. James Madison or John Jay
  32. Checks and balances
  33. Give up loyalty to other countries or Defend the (U.S.) Constitution
  34. To support Allied powers
  35. Todd Young or Jim Banks
  36. For life
  37. Donald Trump
  38. July 4, 1776
  39. Declares that the United States is free from British control
  40. Capitalism
  41. Bombing of Pearl Harbor
  42. Lucy Stone
  43. Light Bulb or Car
  44. Vote and Run for Office
  45. Advises the President
  46. Form the government
  47. 4 years
  48. Mike Johnson
  49. New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, North & South Carolina
  50. Executive branch
  51. To Stop the Spread of Communism
  52. Provide Education or Give Driver's Licenses
  53. Indianapolis
  54. 2 years
  55. He fought for civil rights
  56. To demand the withdrawal of Iraqi troops from Kuwait
  57. Required by law
  58. Amendments
  59. Making laws
  60. Because there are 50 states
  61. Supreme Court
  62. Independence Day and Christmas Day
  63. The longest economic recession in modern history
  64. Fought to end racial discrimination
  65. Reviews laws or explains laws
  66. The Rights of Americans
  67. 27
  68. The Vice President
  69. World War I or World War II
  70. The Great Collapse (1929)
  71. Mike Braun
  72. Washington, D.C.
  73. Cherokee or Pueblo
  74. Equality and Freedom
  75. American Revolution
  76. "Father of the Constitution"
  77. 6 years
  78. He was a General during World War II
  79. Republic
  80. Legislative, executive, and judicial
  81. 14th Amendment
  82. Citizens
  83. Thomas Jefferson
  84. Freedom
  85. Citizens of their state
  86. Global War on Terror
  87. A holiday to honor people in the military
  88. Rudy Yakym
  89. After the Civil War
  90. The Star-Spangled Banner
  91. American Indians
  92. The Civil War
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  94. High taxes
  95. Signs bills into laws or veto laws
  96. Constitution
  97. Everyone must follow the law
  98. John Roberts
  99. The President
  100. Decides who is elected president
  101. Emancipation Proclamation
  102. Louisiana
  103. One of the authors of the Federalist Papers
  104. Diplomat
  105. Senate and House
  106. For the 22nd Amendment
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  108. Secretary of Education and Secretary of Labor
  109. Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Religion
  110. Out of many, one
  111. Citizens eighteen (18) years of age and older