famine,disease,harshwintersGeorgiafishingwheat,oats,barleyshipbuildingTheColonieswith themost slavesblacksmithsandcarpentryHeadrightSystemPowhatanbroughtcolonistfood/taughtto grow corndis-advantage ofNew EnglandColoniesMaineThe useof slavelabor inVirginiaSkilledcraftspeople wereessentialran farms,businesses,practicedmedicinecovenantsand sacredagreementsforestslonggrowingseasonstaplecropsMayflowerCompactJamestownWhyCatholicscame toNew WorldTolerationAct of1649exportedwheat toforeignmarketsfamine,disease,harshwintersGeorgiafishingwheat,oats,barleyshipbuildingTheColonieswith themost slavesblacksmithsandcarpentryHeadrightSystemPowhatanbroughtcolonistfood/taughtto grow corndis-advantage ofNew EnglandColoniesMaineThe useof slavelabor inVirginiaSkilledcraftspeople wereessentialran farms,businesses,practicedmedicinecovenantsand sacredagreementsforestslonggrowingseasonstaplecropsMayflowerCompactJamestownWhyCatholicscame toNew WorldTolerationAct of1649exportedwheat toforeignmarkets

AH Chapter 3 Section 1-3 - 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. famine, disease, harsh winters
  2. Georgia
  3. fishing
  4. wheat, oats, barley
  5. shipbuilding
  6. The Colonies with the most slaves
  7. blacksmiths and carpentry
  8. Headright System
  9. Powhatan
  10. brought colonist food/taught to grow corn
  11. dis-advantage of New England Colonies
  12. Maine
  13. The use of slave labor in Virginia
  14. Skilled crafts people were essential
  15. ran farms, businesses, practiced medicine
  16. covenants and sacred agreements
  17. forests
  18. long growing season
  19. staple crops
  20. Mayflower Compact
  21. Jamestown
  22. Why Catholics came to New World
  23. Toleration Act of 1649
  24. exported wheat to foreign markets