SugarActspoilssystemEnlightenmentMiddlePassagesChristopherColumbusShay’sRebellionnullificationAtlanticexplorationReconstructionabolitionmovementSpanishEmpireCrittendenCompromiserepublicanismanddemocracyBill orRightsTeacActCommonSensetransportationrevolutionLouisianaPurchaseColumbianexchangeEmancipationProclamationthree-fifthsclauseDutchcoloniespopularsovereigntyPre-contactsocieties(especiallyAztec, Olmec,Inca)Marchto theSeaKansas-NebraskaActCommittees ofCorrespondenceTrail ofTearsNewEnglandtextilemillsFrenchcoloniesFreedmen’sBureaublackcodesAlexanderHamiltonChesapeakeFirst GreatAwakeningCompromiseof 1850FifteenthAmendmentBritishcoloniesFrench-IndianWarBostonmassacreFourteenthAmendmentPatriotsandLoyalistsFirstContinentalCongressBattle ofSaratogatemperancereformgoals andstrategies ofthe North andSouth in theCivil WarLewisandClarkMissouriCompromiseGeorgeWashington’smilitarytacticsThirteenthAmendmentwomen‘srightsmovementJohnBrownGloriousRevolutionArticles ofConfederationWilliamLloydGarrisonfirstpoliticalpartiespaternalismStampActAndrewJacksonSons ofLibertyDredScottPuritansConfederateStates ofAmericaRatificationof the USConstitutionSugarActspoilssystemEnlightenmentMiddlePassagesChristopherColumbusShay’sRebellionnullificationAtlanticexplorationReconstructionabolitionmovementSpanishEmpireCrittendenCompromiserepublicanismanddemocracyBill orRightsTeacActCommonSensetransportationrevolutionLouisianaPurchaseColumbianexchangeEmancipationProclamationthree-fifthsclauseDutchcoloniespopularsovereigntyPre-contactsocieties(especiallyAztec, Olmec,Inca)Marchto theSeaKansas-NebraskaActCommittees ofCorrespondenceTrail ofTearsNewEnglandtextilemillsFrenchcoloniesFreedmen’sBureaublackcodesAlexanderHamiltonChesapeakeFirst GreatAwakeningCompromiseof 1850FifteenthAmendmentBritishcoloniesFrench-IndianWarBostonmassacreFourteenthAmendmentPatriotsandLoyalistsFirstContinentalCongressBattle ofSaratogatemperancereformgoals andstrategies ofthe North andSouth in theCivil WarLewisandClarkMissouriCompromiseGeorgeWashington’smilitarytacticsThirteenthAmendmentwomen‘srightsmovementJohnBrownGloriousRevolutionArticles ofConfederationWilliamLloydGarrisonfirstpoliticalpartiespaternalismStampActAndrewJacksonSons ofLibertyDredScottPuritansConfederateStates ofAmericaRatificationof the USConstitution

HIST20 - 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. Sugar Act
  2. spoils system
  3. Enlightenment
  4. Middle Passages
  5. Christopher Columbus
  6. Shay’s Rebellion
  7. nullification
  8. Atlantic exploration
  9. Reconstruction
  10. abolition movement
  11. Spanish Empire
  12. Crittenden Compromise
  13. republicanism and democracy
  14. Bill or Rights
  15. Teac Act
  16. Common Sense
  17. transportation revolution
  18. Louisiana Purchase
  19. Columbian exchange
  20. Emancipation Proclamation
  21. three-fifths clause
  22. Dutch colonies
  23. popular sovereignty
  24. Pre-contact societies (especially Aztec, Olmec, Inca)
  25. March to the Sea
  26. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  27. Committees of Correspondence
  28. Trail of Tears
  29. New England textile mills
  30. French colonies
  31. Freedmen’s Bureau
  32. black codes
  33. Alexander Hamilton
  34. Chesapeake
  35. First Great Awakening
  36. Compromise of 1850
  37. Fifteenth Amendment
  38. British colonies
  39. French-Indian War
  40. Boston massacre
  41. Fourteenth Amendment
  42. Patriots and Loyalists
  43. First Continental Congress
  44. Battle of Saratoga
  45. temperance reform
  46. goals and strategies of the North and South in the Civil War
  47. Lewis and Clark
  48. Missouri Compromise
  49. George Washington’s military tactics
  50. Thirteenth Amendment
  51. women‘s rights movement
  52. John Brown
  53. Glorious Revolution
  54. Articles of Confederation
  55. William Lloyd Garrison
  56. first political parties
  57. paternalism
  58. Stamp Act
  59. Andrew Jackson
  60. Sons of Liberty
  61. Dred Scott
  62. Puritans
  63. Confederate States of America
  64. Ratification of the US Constitution