NAACPmagazineThe CrisisZoraHurston1910s -mid1930's1922HarlemShadowsDukeEllington1923 JeanToomer'sCaneCottonClubThe play"Harlem"BlackBohemiaErnestHemmingwayLangstonHughesAaronDouglasBill"Bojangles"RobinsonW. E.B.DuboisJosephineBakerLouisArmstrong1924There isConfusionFather ofBlackAmericanArtGreatMigrationCabCallowayBlackPrideMovementPaulRoberson300,000AfricanAmericansTheSavoyballroomNAACPmagazineThe CrisisZoraHurston1910s -mid1930's1922HarlemShadowsDukeEllington1923 JeanToomer'sCaneCottonClubThe play"Harlem"BlackBohemiaErnestHemmingwayLangstonHughesAaronDouglasBill"Bojangles"RobinsonW. E.B.DuboisJosephineBakerLouisArmstrong1924There isConfusionFather ofBlackAmericanArtGreatMigrationCabCallowayBlackPrideMovementPaulRoberson300,000AfricanAmericansTheSavoyballroom

Harlem Renaissance - 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. NAACP magazine The Crisis
  2. Zora Hurston
  3. 1910s - mid 1930's
  4. 1922 Harlem Shadows
  5. Duke Ellington
  6. 1923 Jean Toomer's Cane
  7. Cotton Club
  8. The play "Harlem"
  9. Black Bohemia
  10. Ernest Hemmingway
  11. Langston Hughes
  12. Aaron Douglas
  13. Bill "Bojangles" Robinson
  14. W. E. B. Dubois
  15. Josephine Baker
  16. Louis Armstrong
  17. 1924 There is Confusion
  18. Father of Black American Art
  19. Great Migration
  20. Cab Calloway
  21. Black Pride Movement
  22. Paul Roberson
  23. 300,000 African Americans
  24. The Savoy ballroom