TheCivilWarHe startedthe firstfreelibraries.FreedtheslavesSheworked forwomen’srights.JeffersonCommunismTerroristsattackedthe UnitedStates.It sets upthegovernment.1787TheConstitutionwas written.LifeandLibertyWorldWar 2WorldWar 2RooseveltThey wantedto choosetheir ownleaders.LouisianaWashingtonWashingtonHeworked forCivilRights.FreedtheSlavesThe CivilRightsMovementWilsonSlaveryHamiltonJuly4th,1776Japan,Germany,ItalyJuly4thNew Jersey,New York,NewHampshireTheCivilWarIt said theUnitedStates isfree.TheCivilWarHe startedthe firstfreelibraries.FreedtheslavesSheworked forwomen’srights.JeffersonCommunismTerroristsattackedthe UnitedStates.It sets upthegovernment.1787TheConstitutionwas written.LifeandLibertyWorldWar 2WorldWar 2RooseveltThey wantedto choosetheir ownleaders.LouisianaWashingtonWashingtonHeworked forCivilRights.FreedtheSlavesThe CivilRightsMovementWilsonSlaveryHamiltonJuly4th,1776Japan,Germany,ItalyJuly4thNew Jersey,New York,NewHampshireTheCivilWarIt said theUnitedStates isfree.

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