Capturethe CSAcapitalSeedsAndrewJacksonBattle ofGettysburgPeerPressureTexasOklahomaStantonMissouriUlyssesS.GrantAlcoholVirginiaBlock theSouth'stradeFortSumterProtecttheirhomestateFreeSlavesJeffersonDavisCherokeeWanted topreservethe entirecountry.UnionRobertE. LeeGoldRushIncreasedthenumber ofslavesConfederateAttract aforeignallyWanted tomaintaintheir "wayof life."AppomattoxCourthouseFrederickDouglassEntirepopulationparticipatesEmancipationProclamationApril 9,1865AbrahamLincolnBattle ofAntietamCapturethe CSAcapitalSeedsAndrewJacksonBattle ofGettysburgPeerPressureTexasOklahomaStantonMissouriUlyssesS.GrantAlcoholVirginiaBlock theSouth'stradeFortSumterProtecttheirhomestateFreeSlavesJeffersonDavisCherokeeWanted topreservethe entirecountry.UnionRobertE. LeeGoldRushIncreasedthenumber ofslavesConfederateAttract aforeignallyWanted tomaintaintheir "wayof life."AppomattoxCourthouseFrederickDouglassEntirepopulationparticipatesEmancipationProclamationApril 9,1865AbrahamLincolnBattle ofAntietam

Civil War Bingo - 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. Capture the CSA capital
  2. Seeds
  3. Andrew Jackson
  4. Battle of Gettysburg
  5. Peer Pressure
  6. Texas
  7. Oklahoma
  8. Stanton
  9. Missouri
  10. Ulysses S. Grant
  11. Alcohol
  12. Virginia
  13. Block the South's trade
  14. Fort Sumter
  15. Protect their home state
  16. Free Slaves
  17. Jefferson Davis
  18. Cherokee
  19. Wanted to preserve the entire country.
  20. Union
  21. Robert E. Lee
  22. Gold Rush
  23. Increased the number of slaves
  24. Confederate
  25. Attract a foreign ally
  26. Wanted to maintain their "way of life."
  27. Appomattox Courthouse
  28. Frederick Douglass
  29. Entire population participates
  30. Emancipation Proclamation
  31. April 9, 1865
  32. Abraham Lincoln
  33. Battle of Antietam