Boarding schools→ Schools thattook Nativechildren from theirfamilies to teachthem white cultureRural-to-urbanmigration →Movement ofpeople fromfarms to cities forindustrial jobsJames A.Garfield’sassassination →led to civil servicereform after apresident was shotPush and pullfactors →Reasons thatdrove people fromtheir homelandsand attracted themto AmericaAssimilationprocess Ways“new” immigrantsadapted (or werepressured toadapt) to Americanculture•Madam C.J.Walker → AfricanAmericanentrepreneur whobuilt a successfulhair-care businessPendleton Act→ Law thatcreated a merit-based systemfor federal jobsSettlement of theWest → Massmovement ofpeople intowestern landsafter the Civil WarNikola Tesla →Inventor knownfor work withalternatingcurrentelectricityInterstateCommerce Act→ First federallaw to regulaterailroad ratesand practicesJim Crow laws→ State lawsthat enforcedracialsegregation inthe SouthAssimilation →Effort to makeAmerican Indiansadopt whiteAmerican cultureand waysHomestead Act→ Law thatgave 160 acresof free land tosettlers whoimproved itEllis Island → EastCoast immigrationstation thatprocessedEuropeanimmigrantsDisenfranchisementmethods → Polltaxes, literacy tests,and grandfatherclauses thatblocked BlackvotingThomas Nast →Cartoonistwhose drawingshelped exposeBoss Tweed’scorruptionPlessy v. Ferguson→ Supreme Courtdecision thatupheld “separatebut equal”segregation•Exodusters →African Americanswho migrated fromthe South toKansas afterReconstructionBoss Tweed →Corrupt leaderof New YorkCity’s TammanyHall politicalmachine•AndrewCarnegie → Steelindustry leaderwho practicedverticalintegration•Ethnic clusters →Neighborhoodswhere immigrantsfrom the samecountry livedtogetherJohn D.Rockefeller →Oil industrytycoon whobuilt StandardOilChineseExclusion Act→ Law thatbanned mostChineseimmigrationFarmers vs.industrialcapitalists' conflictbetween ruralproducers and big-business ownersBoarding schools→ Schools thattook Nativechildren from theirfamilies to teachthem white cultureRural-to-urbanmigration →Movement ofpeople fromfarms to cities forindustrial jobsJames A.Garfield’sassassination →led to civil servicereform after apresident was shotPush and pullfactors →Reasons thatdrove people fromtheir homelandsand attracted themto AmericaAssimilationprocess Ways“new” immigrantsadapted (or werepressured toadapt) to Americanculture•Madam C.J.Walker → AfricanAmericanentrepreneur whobuilt a successfulhair-care businessPendleton Act→ Law thatcreated a merit-based systemfor federal jobsSettlement of theWest → Massmovement ofpeople intowestern landsafter the Civil WarNikola Tesla →Inventor knownfor work withalternatingcurrentelectricityInterstateCommerce Act→ First federallaw to regulaterailroad ratesand practicesJim Crow laws→ State lawsthat enforcedracialsegregation inthe SouthAssimilation →Effort to makeAmerican Indiansadopt whiteAmerican cultureand waysHomestead Act→ Law thatgave 160 acresof free land tosettlers whoimproved itEllis Island → EastCoast immigrationstation thatprocessedEuropeanimmigrantsDisenfranchisementmethods → Polltaxes, literacy tests,and grandfatherclauses thatblocked BlackvotingThomas Nast →Cartoonistwhose drawingshelped exposeBoss Tweed’scorruptionPlessy v. Ferguson→ Supreme Courtdecision thatupheld “separatebut equal”segregation•Exodusters →African Americanswho migrated fromthe South toKansas afterReconstructionBoss Tweed →Corrupt leaderof New YorkCity’s TammanyHall politicalmachine•AndrewCarnegie → Steelindustry leaderwho practicedverticalintegration•Ethnic clusters →Neighborhoodswhere immigrantsfrom the samecountry livedtogetherJohn D.Rockefeller →Oil industrytycoon whobuilt StandardOilChineseExclusion Act→ Law thatbanned mostChineseimmigrationFarmers vs.industrialcapitalists' conflictbetween ruralproducers and big-business owners

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. Boarding schools → Schools that took Native children from their families to teach them white culture
  2. Rural-to-urban migration → Movement of people from farms to cities for industrial jobs
  3. James A. Garfield’s assassination → led to civil service reform after a president was shot
  4. Push and pull factors → Reasons that drove people from their homelands and attracted them to America
  5. Assimilation process Ways “new” immigrants adapted (or were pressured to adapt) to American culture
  6. •Madam C.J. Walker → African American entrepreneur who built a successful hair-care business
  7. Pendleton Act → Law that created a merit-based system for federal jobs
  8. Settlement of the West → Mass movement of people into western lands after the Civil War
  9. Nikola Tesla → Inventor known for work with alternating current electricity
  10. Interstate Commerce Act → First federal law to regulate railroad rates and practices
  11. Jim Crow laws → State laws that enforced racial segregation in the South
  12. Assimilation → Effort to make American Indians adopt white American culture and ways
  13. Homestead Act → Law that gave 160 acres of free land to settlers who improved it
  14. Ellis Island → East Coast immigration station that processed European immigrants
  15. Disenfranchisement methods → Poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses that blocked Black voting
  16. Thomas Nast → Cartoonist whose drawings helped expose Boss Tweed’s corruption
  17. Plessy v. Ferguson → Supreme Court decision that upheld “separate but equal” segregation
  18. •Exodusters → African Americans who migrated from the South to Kansas after Reconstruction
  19. Boss Tweed → Corrupt leader of New York City’s Tammany Hall political machine
  20. •Andrew Carnegie → Steel industry leader who practiced vertical integration
  21. •Ethnic clusters → Neighborhoods where immigrants from the same country lived together
  22. John D. Rockefeller → Oil industry tycoon who built Standard Oil
  23. Chinese Exclusion Act → Law that banned most Chinese immigration
  24. Farmers vs. industrial capitalists' conflict between rural producers and big-business owners