FrenchIndochina1973ParisAccordsJoseSarriaImmigrationReform andControl ActMarshallPlanRedLiningSupply-sideeconomicscivil rightsin theNorthTrumanDoctrineTetOffensiveStonewallAtomicbombsin WWIILittleManila,StocktonMissAmericanProtestTheGulfWar IStudentProtestsagainst theVietnam WarGulf ofTonkinResolution1965ImmigrationActReaganand theCold WarSecondwavefeminismRosietheRiveterNuclearfearsStrategicDefenseInitiativeGIBillWestminsterv. MendezOsamabinLadenAfghanistanGeorgeW. Bush’sStrategicDoctrineThurgoodMarshallJosephMcCarthyWar inIraqCommunismNorthAtlanticTreatyOrganizationatomictestingNixon’sSouthernStrategyPatriotActJapaneseInternmentJohn F.KennedyRonaldReagan’sElectionurbanrenewalStokelyCarmichaelEthel andJuliusRosenbergDeterrenceTheoryBombingsinCambodiaand LaosElection2000Anti-communismColdWarWeaponsof MassDestructionDwight D.EisenhowerEqualPay ActUnitedFarmWorkersBrown v.Board ofEducationVotingRightsActD-DayWatergateHo ChiMinnStudentNonviolentCoordinatingCommittee(SNCC)CivilRights Actof 1964Challengesof the1970sMoralMajorityThinkTanksGreatSocietyAIDSCrisislavenderscarecivildisobedienceSit-insEqualRightsAmendmentFederalLoyaltyOathsSecondFrontDebateSearchandDestroySputnikThirdWaveBussingHarveyMilkMy LaiMassacreBlackPowerNewLeftIranContraScandalKoreanWarYaltaConferenceHolocaustPhyllisSchlaflyGeorge H.W. Bush’s“new worldorder”AmericanIndianMovementLiberalversusRadicalFeminismFrenchIndochina1973ParisAccordsJoseSarriaImmigrationReform andControl ActMarshallPlanRedLiningSupply-sideeconomicscivil rightsin theNorthTrumanDoctrineTetOffensiveStonewallAtomicbombsin WWIILittleManila,StocktonMissAmericanProtestTheGulfWar IStudentProtestsagainst theVietnam WarGulf ofTonkinResolution1965ImmigrationActReaganand theCold WarSecondwavefeminismRosietheRiveterNuclearfearsStrategicDefenseInitiativeGIBillWestminsterv. MendezOsamabinLadenAfghanistanGeorgeW. Bush’sStrategicDoctrineThurgoodMarshallJosephMcCarthyWar inIraqCommunismNorthAtlanticTreatyOrganizationatomictestingNixon’sSouthernStrategyPatriotActJapaneseInternmentJohn F.KennedyRonaldReagan’sElectionurbanrenewalStokelyCarmichaelEthel andJuliusRosenbergDeterrenceTheoryBombingsinCambodiaand LaosElection2000Anti-communismColdWarWeaponsof MassDestructionDwight D.EisenhowerEqualPay ActUnitedFarmWorkersBrown v.Board ofEducationVotingRightsActD-DayWatergateHo ChiMinnStudentNonviolentCoordinatingCommittee(SNCC)CivilRights Actof 1964Challengesof the1970sMoralMajorityThinkTanksGreatSocietyAIDSCrisislavenderscarecivildisobedienceSit-insEqualRightsAmendmentFederalLoyaltyOathsSecondFrontDebateSearchandDestroySputnikThirdWaveBussingHarveyMilkMy LaiMassacreBlackPowerNewLeftIranContraScandalKoreanWarYaltaConferenceHolocaustPhyllisSchlaflyGeorge H.W. Bush’s“new worldorder”AmericanIndianMovementLiberalversusRadicalFeminism

HIST 21 2019 - 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. French Indochina
  2. 1973 Paris Accords
  3. Jose Sarria
  4. Immigration Reform and Control Act
  5. Marshall Plan
  6. Red Lining
  7. Supply-side economics
  8. civil rights in the North
  9. Truman Doctrine
  10. Tet Offensive
  11. Stonewall
  12. Atomic bombs in WWII
  13. Little Manila, Stockton
  14. Miss American Protest
  15. The Gulf War I
  16. Student Protests against the Vietnam War
  17. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
  18. 1965 Immigration Act
  19. Reagan and the Cold War
  20. Second wave feminism
  21. Rosie the Riveter
  22. Nuclear fears
  23. Strategic Defense Initiative
  24. GI Bill
  25. Westminster v. Mendez
  26. Osama bin Laden
  27. Afghanistan
  28. George W. Bush’s Strategic Doctrine
  29. Thurgood Marshall
  30. Joseph McCarthy
  31. War in Iraq
  32. Communism
  33. North Atlantic Treaty Organization
  34. atomic testing
  35. Nixon’s Southern Strategy
  36. Patriot Act
  37. Japanese Internment
  38. John F. Kennedy
  39. Ronald Reagan’s Election
  40. urban renewal
  41. Stokely Carmichael
  42. Ethel and Julius Rosenberg
  43. Deterrence Theory
  44. Bombings in Cambodia and Laos
  45. Election 2000
  46. Anti-communism
  47. Cold War
  48. Weapons of Mass Destruction
  49. Dwight D. Eisenhower
  50. Equal Pay Act
  51. United Farm Workers
  52. Brown v. Board of Education
  53. Voting Rights Act
  54. D-Day
  55. Watergate
  56. Ho Chi Minn
  57. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
  58. Civil Rights Act of 1964
  59. Challenges of the 1970s
  60. Moral Majority
  61. Think Tanks
  62. Great Society
  63. AIDS Crisis
  64. lavender scare
  65. civil disobedience
  66. Sit-ins
  67. Equal Rights Amendment
  68. Federal Loyalty Oaths
  69. Second Front Debate
  70. Search and Destroy
  71. Sputnik
  72. Third Wave
  73. Bussing
  74. Harvey Milk
  75. My Lai Massacre
  76. Black Power
  77. New Left
  78. Iran Contra Scandal
  79. Korean War
  80. Yalta Conference
  81. Holocaust
  82. Phyllis Schlafly
  83. George H. W. Bush’s “new world order”
  84. American Indian Movement
  85. Liberal versus Radical Feminism