This girlwas the firstto integrateschoolsPlantationJacobLawrencePrejudiceI helpedbringothersto freedomPeoplestoppedriding busesb/c of herThis personis knownfor not givingup her seatName 1event thathappenedin the CRMThe beliefthat someraces arebetterEqualitySegregationThe practiceoftreatingpeopleunfairlyMartinLutherKing Jr.SlaveTo betreated asequalsRubyBridgesRosaParksHe is afamous poetfrom HarlemHarrietTubmanDiscrimintationHe is afamous artistfrom NewYorkName onecontributionof AfricanAmericansThis personis knownas the leaderof the CRMName onecontributionof AfricanAmericansThis girlwas the firstto integrateschoolsPlantationJacobLawrencePrejudiceI helpedbringothersto freedomPeoplestoppedriding busesb/c of herThis personis knownfor not givingup her seatName 1event thathappenedin the CRMThe beliefthat someraces arebetterEqualitySegregationThe practiceoftreatingpeopleunfairlyMartinLutherKing Jr.SlaveTo betreated asequalsRubyBridgesRosaParksHe is afamous poetfrom HarlemHarrietTubmanDiscrimintationHe is afamous artistfrom NewYorkName onecontributionof AfricanAmericansThis personis knownas the leaderof the CRMName onecontributionof AfricanAmericans

African American History - 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. This girl was the first to integrate schools
  2. Plantation
  3. Jacob Lawrence
  4. Prejudice
  5. I helped bring others to freedom
  6. People stopped riding buses b/c of her
  7. This person is known for not giving up her seat
  8. Name 1 event that happened in the CRM
  9. The belief that some races are better
  10. Equality
  11. Segregation
  12. The practice of treating people unfairly
  13. Martin Luther King Jr.
  14. Slave
  15. To be treated as equals
  16. Ruby Bridges
  17. Rosa Parks
  18. He is a famous poet from Harlem
  19. Harriet Tubman
  20. Discrimintation
  21. He is a famous artist from New York
  22. Name one contribution of African Americans
  23. This person is known as the leader of the CRM
  24. Name one contribution of African Americans