somethingthat can notbe takenaway ordenieda governmentin which asingle rulerpossesses andabusesabsolute powerto be free ofcontrol ofsome otherperson orcountryact ofprotestingor dis-agreementto preventsomethingfromoccurringfreeto beagainstsomethingAmericancolonists whofought forindependencefrom GreatBritainColonists whosided withBritain (againstindependence)evidentwithoutproof orargumentlaw passed bygovernment toprotect naturalrightsrefusal tobuy or usegoods andservices/ towithdrawto be against anauthority/tostart arevolutionfreeGovernmentcontrols what isbought or sold, sothat the nation canbecome wealthyformalcomplaintssomethingthat can notbe takenaway ordenieda governmentin which asingle rulerpossesses andabusesabsolute powerto be free ofcontrol ofsome otherperson orcountryact ofprotestingor dis-agreementto preventsomethingfromoccurringfreeto beagainstsomethingAmericancolonists whofought forindependencefrom GreatBritainColonists whosided withBritain (againstindependence)evidentwithoutproof orargumentlaw passed bygovernment toprotect naturalrightsrefusal tobuy or usegoods andservices/ towithdrawto be against anauthority/tostart arevolutionfreeGovernmentcontrols what isbought or sold, sothat the nation canbecome wealthyformalcomplaints

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. something that can not be taken away or denied
  2. a government in which a single ruler possesses and abuses absolute power
  3. to be free of control of some other person or country
  4. act of protesting or dis-agreement
  5. to prevent something from occurring
  6. free
  7. to be against something
  8. American colonists who fought for independence from Great Britain
  9. Colonists who sided with Britain (against independence)
  10. evident without proof or argument
  11. law passed by government to protect natural rights
  12. refusal to buy or use goods and services/ to withdraw
  13. to be agains t an authority/to start a revolution
  14. free
  15. Government controls what is bought or sold, so that the nation can become wealthy
  16. formal complaints