JudicialBranchThis branchofgovernmentinterpretslawsPullFactorsReasonspeoplemove TOa placeLegislativeBranchThisbranchwrites thelawsMr.HelpHow you canrememberthe 5 themesofGeographyChecks&BalancesKeeps onebranch ofgovernmentfrom gettingtoo powerfulAmendmentA change totheConstitutionDemocracyType ofgovernmentwhere eachcitizen gets asay in howthings are runPatriotColonistagainstBritishRule3rdAmendmentNo forcedquarteringof soldiersRegionAn area withsharedCharacteristicsImportsGoodscomingINTO acountry5thAmendmentGives theright toremainsilent9thAmendmentRights existeven if theyaren't specifiedin theconstitutionHumanCharacteristics(Geography)Characteristicscreated byhumans likePyramidsHumanEnvironmentInteractionHow people& theenvironmentinteract witheach other10thAmendmentAny powersnot given tothe federalgovernment goto the states2ndAmendmentThe rightto keep &bear arms6thAmendmentSpeedy,public trial byjury, can havewitnesses andlawyerLoyalistColonistloyal toBritain4thAmendmentNounreasonablesearch orseizureBill ofRights1st TenAmendmentsto the USConstitutionConstitutionA plan ofgovernmentPhysicalCharacteristics(Geography)Characteristicscreated bynature such asMountains,Canyons,Plateaus7thAmendmentIn civilcases, theright to atrial by juryRevolutionA suddenandcompletechange ofgovernmentFederalThenationalgovernmentVetoToreject abillExecutiveBranchBranch ofgovernmentthat enforcesthe lawsIndependenceFreedomto governon one'sownTreatyAgreementbetweencountries8thAmendmentNoexcessivefines orunusualpunishmentsCompromiseGive upsome of whatyou want tomake anagreementMonarchyA form ofgovernmentwith oneperson inchargeBillAnidea fora law1stAmendmentFreedom ofspeech, press,assembly,petition &religionRelativeLocationWhere aplace islocated inrelation toanother placeExportsGoodsshippedOUT of acountryPushFactorsReasonspeopleLEAVE aplaceAbsoluteLocationThe exactlocation of aplace usinglatitude &longitudeJudicialBranchThis branchofgovernmentinterpretslawsPullFactorsReasonspeoplemove TOa placeLegislativeBranchThisbranchwrites thelawsMr.HelpHow you canrememberthe 5 themesofGeographyChecks&BalancesKeeps onebranch ofgovernmentfrom gettingtoo powerfulAmendmentA change totheConstitutionDemocracyType ofgovernmentwhere eachcitizen gets asay in howthings are runPatriotColonistagainstBritishRule3rdAmendmentNo forcedquarteringof soldiersRegionAn area withsharedCharacteristicsImportsGoodscomingINTO acountry5thAmendmentGives theright toremainsilent9thAmendmentRights existeven if theyaren't specifiedin theconstitutionHumanCharacteristics(Geography)Characteristicscreated byhumans likePyramidsHumanEnvironmentInteractionHow people& theenvironmentinteract witheach other10thAmendmentAny powersnot given tothe federalgovernment goto the states2ndAmendmentThe rightto keep &bear arms6thAmendmentSpeedy,public trial byjury, can havewitnesses andlawyerLoyalistColonistloyal toBritain4thAmendmentNounreasonablesearch orseizureBill ofRights1st TenAmendmentsto the USConstitutionConstitutionA plan ofgovernmentPhysicalCharacteristics(Geography)Characteristicscreated bynature such asMountains,Canyons,Plateaus7thAmendmentIn civilcases, theright to atrial by juryRevolutionA suddenandcompletechange ofgovernmentFederalThenationalgovernmentVetoToreject abillExecutiveBranchBranch ofgovernmentthat enforcesthe lawsIndependenceFreedomto governon one'sownTreatyAgreementbetweencountries8thAmendmentNoexcessivefines orunusualpunishmentsCompromiseGive upsome of whatyou want tomake anagreementMonarchyA form ofgovernmentwith oneperson inchargeBillAnidea fora law1stAmendmentFreedom ofspeech, press,assembly,petition &religionRelativeLocationWhere aplace islocated inrelation toanother placeExportsGoodsshippedOUT of acountryPushFactorsReasonspeopleLEAVE aplaceAbsoluteLocationThe exactlocation of aplace usinglatitude &longitude

Year End Review Part 1 (Social Studies) - 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. This branch of government interprets laws
    Judicial Branch
  2. Reasons people move TO a place
    Pull Factors
  3. This branch writes the laws
    Legislative Branch
  4. How you can remember the 5 themes of Geography
    Mr. Help
  5. Keeps one branch of government from getting too powerful
    Checks & Balances
  6. A change to the Constitution
    Amendment
  7. Type of government where each citizen gets a say in how things are run
    Democracy
  8. Colonist against British Rule
    Patriot
  9. No forced quartering of soldiers
    3rd Amendment
  10. An area with shared Characteristics
    Region
  11. Goods coming INTO a country
    Imports
  12. Gives the right to remain silent
    5th Amendment
  13. Rights exist even if they aren't specified in the constitution
    9th Amendment
  14. Characteristics created by humans like Pyramids
    Human Characteristics (Geography)
  15. How people & the environment interact with each other
    Human Environment Interaction
  16. Any powers not given to the federal government go to the states
    10th Amendment
  17. The right to keep & bear arms
    2nd Amendment
  18. Speedy, public trial by jury, can have witnesses and lawyer
    6th Amendment
  19. Colonist loyal to Britain
    Loyalist
  20. No unreasonable search or seizure
    4th Amendment
  21. 1st Ten Amendments to the US Constitution
    Bill of Rights
  22. A plan of government
    Constitution
  23. Characteristics created by nature such as Mountains, Canyons, Plateaus
    Physical Characteristics (Geography)
  24. In civil cases, the right to a trial by jury
    7th Amendment
  25. A sudden and complete change of government
    Revolution
  26. The national government
    Federal
  27. To reject a bill
    Veto
  28. Branch of government that enforces the laws
    Executive Branch
  29. Freedom to govern on one's own
    Independence
  30. Agreement between countries
    Treaty
  31. No excessive fines or unusual punishments
    8th Amendment
  32. Give up some of what you want to make an agreement
    Compromise
  33. A form of government with one person in charge
    Monarchy
  34. An idea for a law
    Bill
  35. Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition & religion
    1st Amendment
  36. Where a place is located in relation to another place
    Relative Location
  37. Goods shipped OUT of a country
    Exports
  38. Reasons people LEAVE a place
    Push Factors
  39. The exact location of a place using latitude & longitude
    Absolute Location