HiredSoldiersQuakersRevolutionWrote theDeclaration ofIndependenceMeeting ofColonialLeadersWriter ofCommonSenseDeclaration ofIndependenceRegimentBattle ofYorktownPersonwho doesnot agreewith warMercenaryFriedrichVonSteubenBattle ofSaratogaTreatyJoined thefight at theBattle ofMooresCreekTreatyof Paris2ndContinentalCongressLeader oftheContinentalArmyTreatyof ParisDeclarationThomasJeffersonSoldiershired bythe BritishBattle thatproved thePatriots wonthe warA letter ofpeace tothe BritishHiredSoldiersQuakersRevolutionWrote theDeclaration ofIndependenceMeeting ofColonialLeadersWriter ofCommonSenseDeclaration ofIndependenceRegimentBattle ofYorktownPersonwho doesnot agreewith warMercenaryFriedrichVonSteubenBattle ofSaratogaTreatyJoined thefight at theBattle ofMooresCreekTreatyof Paris2ndContinentalCongressLeader oftheContinentalArmyTreatyof ParisDeclarationThomasJeffersonSoldiershired bythe BritishBattle thatproved thePatriots wonthe warA letter ofpeace tothe British

Chapter 8 Review - 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. Hired Soldiers
  2. Quakers
  3. Revolution
  4. Wrote the Declaration of Independence
  5. Meeting of Colonial Leaders
  6. Writer of Common Sense
  7. Declaration of Independence
  8. Regiment
  9. Battle of Yorktown
  10. Person who does not agree with war
  11. Mercenary
  12. Friedrich Von Steuben
  13. Battle of Saratoga
  14. Treaty
  15. Joined the fight at the Battle of Moores Creek
  16. Treaty of Paris
  17. 2nd Continental Congress
  18. Leader of the Continental Army
  19. Treaty of Paris
  20. Declaration
  21. Thomas Jefferson
  22. Soldiers hired by the British
  23. Battle that proved the Patriots won the war
  24. A letter of peace to the British