PrintMoneyHas thepower toveto a billCompromisethat ledstates tocount slaves435ChecksandBalancesCarriesoutlawsConstitutionalConventionAnnapolisConventionof 1786LegislativeBranchConstitutionalConventionSettlesDisagreementsCreatesthenation'slawsCountry thatelects theirownrepresentativesSettlesDifferencesKeptBalance inCongressAge ofasenatorConductElectionsJudicialBranchPopulationsystemwherestates couldbe formedTerm usedwhen aPresidentcan't carry outtheir dutiesSentorsperstatePowers ofNationalGovernmentHighestCourtPrintMoneyHas thepower toveto a billCompromisethat ledstates tocount slaves435ChecksandBalancesCarriesoutlawsConstitutionalConventionAnnapolisConventionof 1786LegislativeBranchConstitutionalConventionSettlesDisagreementsCreatesthenation'slawsCountry thatelects theirownrepresentativesSettlesDifferencesKeptBalance inCongressAge ofasenatorConductElectionsJudicialBranchPopulationsystemwherestates couldbe formedTerm usedwhen aPresidentcan't carry outtheir dutiesSentorsperstatePowers ofNationalGovernmentHighestCourt

Chapter 9 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. Print Money
  2. Has the power to veto a bill
  3. Compromise that led states to count slaves
  4. 435
  5. Checks and Balances
  6. Carries out laws
  7. Constitutional Convention
  8. Annapolis Convention of 1786
  9. Legislative Branch
  10. Constitutional Convention
  11. Settles Disagreements
  12. Creates the nation's laws
  13. Country that elects their own representatives
  14. Settles Differences
  15. Kept Balance in Congress
  16. Age of a senator
  17. Conduct Elections
  18. Judicial Branch
  19. Population
  20. system where states could be formed
  21. Term used when a President can't carry out their duties
  22. Sentors per state
  23. Powers of National Government
  24. Highest Court