July4th1787WorldWar 2Terroristsattackedthe UnitedStates.They wantedto choosetheir ownleaders.TheCivilWarTheCivilWarRooseveltIt said theUnitedStates isfree.WashingtonLouisianaFreedtheslavesThe CivilRightsMovementJeffersonSheworked forwomen’srights.TheConstitutionwas written.New Jersey,New York,NewHampshireWilsonWashingtonCommunismJapan,Germany,ItalyWorldWar 2It sets upthegovernment.FreedtheSlavesHe startedthe firstfreelibraries.LifeandLibertySlaveryJuly4th,1776Heworked forCivilRights.HamiltonJuly4th1787WorldWar 2Terroristsattackedthe UnitedStates.They wantedto choosetheir ownleaders.TheCivilWarTheCivilWarRooseveltIt said theUnitedStates isfree.WashingtonLouisianaFreedtheslavesThe CivilRightsMovementJeffersonSheworked forwomen’srights.TheConstitutionwas written.New Jersey,New York,NewHampshireWilsonWashingtonCommunismJapan,Germany,ItalyWorldWar 2It sets upthegovernment.FreedtheSlavesHe startedthe firstfreelibraries.LifeandLibertySlaveryJuly4th,1776Heworked forCivilRights.Hamilton

Citizenship-Passing the Test-Lesson 4-6 - 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. July 4th
  2. 1787
  3. World War 2
  4. Terrorists attacked the United States.
  5. They wanted to choose their own leaders.
  6. The Civil War
  7. The Civil War
  8. Roosevelt
  9. It said the United States is free.
  10. Washington
  11. Louisiana
  12. Freed the slaves
  13. The Civil Rights Movement
  14. Jefferson
  15. She worked for women’s rights.
  16. The Constitution was written.
  17. New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire
  18. Wilson
  19. Washington
  20. Communism
  21. Japan, Germany, Italy
  22. World War 2
  23. It sets up the government.
  24. Freed the Slaves
  25. He started the first free libraries.
  26. Life and Liberty
  27. Slavery
  28. July 4th, 1776
  29. He worked for Civil Rights.
  30. Hamilton