Paine Crispus Attucks Jefferson Boston Virginia Bunker Hill Tea Act Washington Treaty of Paris Adams Massachu- setts 1776 Chesa- peake Bay Appala- chian Mountains "The British are coming!" Declarat- ion of Independ- ence General Burgoyne Mississippi River Intolerable Acts Yorktown French and Indian War Colonial Advantages Wheatley Lafayette Franklin Stamp Act New York Proclama- tion of 1763 the people Boston Tea Party 1783 Boston Massacre Revere Quartering Act snowballs First Continental Congress Governors Henry Lexington and Concord "certain unalienable rights" France Interdepen- dence Cornwallis Saratoga George III Paine Crispus Attucks Jefferson Boston Virginia Bunker Hill Tea Act Washington Treaty of Paris Adams Massachu- setts 1776 Chesa- peake Bay Appala- chian Mountains "The British are coming!" Declarat- ion of Independ- ence General Burgoyne Mississippi River Intolerable Acts Yorktown French and Indian War Colonial Advantages Wheatley Lafayette Franklin Stamp Act New York Proclama- tion of 1763 the people Boston Tea Party 1783 Boston Massacre Revere Quartering Act snowballs First Continental Congress Governors Henry Lexington and Concord "certain unalienable rights" France Interdepen- dence Cornwallis Saratoga George III
(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.
Paine
Crispus Attucks
Jefferson
Boston
Virginia
Bunker Hill
Tea Act
Washington
Treaty of Paris
Adams
Massachu-setts
1776
Chesa-peake
Bay
Appala-chian Mountains
"The British are coming!"
Declarat-ion of Independ-ence
General Burgoyne
Mississippi River
Intolerable Acts
Yorktown
French and Indian War
Colonial Advantages
Wheatley
Lafayette
Franklin
Stamp Act
New York
Proclama-
tion of 1763
the people
Boston Tea Party
1783
Boston Massacre
Revere
Quartering Act
snowballs
First Continental Congress
Governors
Henry
Lexington and Concord
"certain unalienable rights"
France
Interdepen-dence
Cornwallis
Saratoga
George III