land Mexicogave up afterthe war in theTreaty ofGuadalupeHidalgowidespreadshortage offoodroad builtto connectOhio tothe Eastthe belief that the USshould spreadacross the entireNorth Americancontinent from theAtlantic to the PacificOceanact of joiningtwo countriesor pieces ofland togethersearchforfactsmeeting held inSeneca Falls,New York todiscusswomen's rightswherefightingtakes placein a wara miner whowent toCaliforniaaround 1849parts made bya machine tobe exactly thesame size andshapepeople whomove toanothercountry toliveline ofcoveredwagons thatmovedtogetheramount of goodsand servicesproduced byworkers in acertain amount oftimecloth orfabricsomethingthat isgiven uptrail that allowedpioneers to crossthe RockyMountains; travelfrom Missouri topresent-dayOregon by wagonan actionthat makessomethingbetterpeopleworking inthe textilemillsperson whotakes a riskto start abusinesstown whosepopulationbooms orgrowsquicklycontrolling orcutting backon thedrinking ofalcoholmany peoplehurrying to thesame area tosearch forgoldmakingmanyproductsat onceunfairtreatmentthat abusesa person'srightsland Mexicogave up afterthe war in theTreaty ofGuadalupeHidalgowidespreadshortage offoodroad builtto connectOhio tothe Eastthe belief that the USshould spreadacross the entireNorth Americancontinent from theAtlantic to the PacificOceanact of joiningtwo countriesor pieces ofland togethersearchforfactsmeeting held inSeneca Falls,New York todiscusswomen's rightswherefightingtakes placein a wara miner whowent toCaliforniaaround 1849parts made bya machine tobe exactly thesame size andshapepeople whomove toanothercountry toliveline ofcoveredwagons thatmovedtogetheramount of goodsand servicesproduced byworkers in acertain amount oftimecloth orfabricsomethingthat isgiven uptrail that allowedpioneers to crossthe RockyMountains; travelfrom Missouri topresent-dayOregon by wagonan actionthat makessomethingbetterpeopleworking inthe textilemillsperson whotakes a riskto start abusinesstown whosepopulationbooms orgrowsquicklycontrolling orcutting backon thedrinking ofalcoholmany peoplehurrying to thesame area tosearch forgoldmakingmanyproductsat onceunfairtreatmentthat abusesa person'srights

Chapter 11 Vocabulary - 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. land Mexico gave up after the war in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
  2. widespread shortage of food
  3. road built to connect Ohio to the East
  4. the belief that the US should spread across the entire North American continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean
  5. act of joining two countries or pieces of land together
  6. search for facts
  7. meeting held in Seneca Falls, New York to discuss women's rights
  8. where fighting takes place in a war
  9. a miner who went to California around 1849
  10. parts made by a machine to be exactly the same size and shape
  11. people who move to another country to live
  12. line of covered wagons that moved together
  13. amount of goods and services produced by workers in a certain amount of time
  14. cloth or fabric
  15. something that is given up
  16. trail that allowed pioneers to cross the Rocky Mountains; travel from Missouri to present-day Oregon by wagon
  17. an action that makes something better
  18. people working in the textile mills
  19. person who takes a risk to start a business
  20. town whose population booms or grows quickly
  21. controlling or cutting back on the drinking of alcohol
  22. many people hurrying to the same area to search for gold
  23. making many products at once
  24. unfair treatment that abuses a person's rights