Midterm Exam Review 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.

1. 1854, CA supreme court ruled that testimony of Chinese man inadmissible due to Chinese inferiority
   People v. Hall
2. passed by Congress in 1882; banned Chinese laborers into U.S.; first racial exclusion law in US history
   Chinese Exclusion Act
3. 1864; US troops massacred peaceful Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes; Chivington justified by saying all Natives looked alike and were hostile
   Sand Creek Massacre
4. late 19th-mid20th century; places Native children were forced to go to be assimilated into American society
   Indian Boarding Schools
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6. 1865-1877; an era where the US tried to reunite North and South without the institution of slavery
   Reconstruction
7. cartoon depicting Chinese as a danger to American liberty by distorting the statue of liberty; instilled fear of Chinese as "others"
   
8. 1890; the final battle between Native Americans and US military; hundreds of Lakota Sioux women and children were slaughtered; justified by President Harrison because Natives were "inherently warlike and turbulent'
   Wounded Knee Battle
9. cartoon depicting U.S. expansionist ideology during the Spanish-American War
   
10. Sources that are produced during a historical time period; typically give first-hand perspectives
    Primary Sources
11. laws est. by southern state legislatures between 1865-1877 that restricted Black freedoms
    Black Codes
12. 1898; started after Maine explosion and yellow journalist exaggerations of atrocities committed by Spain against Cuba; led to US empire
    Spanish-American War
13. image widely circulated in 19th century to justify westward expansion and U.S. policies toward Native Americans; embodied manifest destiny
    
14. image illustrates the U.S.'s policy of intentional starvation of Native American food sources
    
15. cartoon depicting Chinese as cheaters; used to generate support for exclusion act
    
16. 1890s; a key naval refueling station that imperialists wanted; the queen was overthrown against all Native people's wishes; sparked debate about whether US should be an empire
    Hawaiian Colonization
17. the belief that God willed Americans to conquer the continent in the 19th century
    Manifest Destiny
18. Adopted by Cubans into their constitution in 1903 to avoid being annexed to US; gave US unilateral authority to intervene in Cuban affairs
    Platt Amendment
19. Sources that are written/produced about a time period
    Secondary Sources
20. image depicts a literacy test; used by all southern states during Reconstruction to restrict Black voting rights
    
21. a series of amendments passed between 1865-1877 to establish basic constitutional protections for ex-slaves
    13th/14th/15th amendments
22. passed by Congress in 1898 to reassure anti-imperialists that the US would only fight Spain to free Cuba from Spanish tyranny and then not interfere with Cuban independence
    Teller Amendment
23. Federal law passed by Congress in 1886 to forcibly assimilate Native americns
    Dawes Act
24. 1897; Chinese man sued on basis of 14th amendment for being denied entry into the U.S. after exclusion act ; huge victory for all people born in U.S.
    U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark