JamesMadisonAnarchyHard topassany lawMagnaCarta1DanielShaysNopowerto tax3WashingtonD.C.TaxationwithoutrepresentationCommunismDeclarationof RightsDictatorshipVoltaireNoarmyconfederationMayflowerCompactFederalGovernmentStatement ofIndependencePhiladelphiaStatesEnglishBill ofRightsRousseauHard tochangetheArticlesHobbesDeclaration ofIndependenceOligarchyAbsoluteMonarchy9WeakPresidentBill ofIndictmentPreambleRepresentativeDemocracyNoCourts13Articles ofConfederationDirectDemocracyAnnapolisConstitutionalMonarchyCongresshad littlepower7MontesquieuTheocracyLockeJamesMadisonAnarchyHard topassany lawMagnaCarta1DanielShaysNopowerto tax3WashingtonD.C.TaxationwithoutrepresentationCommunismDeclarationof RightsDictatorshipVoltaireNoarmyconfederationMayflowerCompactFederalGovernmentStatement ofIndependencePhiladelphiaStatesEnglishBill ofRightsRousseauHard tochangetheArticlesHobbesDeclaration ofIndependenceOligarchyAbsoluteMonarchy9WeakPresidentBill ofIndictmentPreambleRepresentativeDemocracyNoCourts13Articles ofConfederationDirectDemocracyAnnapolisConstitutionalMonarchyCongresshad littlepower7MontesquieuTheocracyLocke

Foundations of Government - 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. James Madison
  2. Anarchy
  3. Hard to pass any law
  4. Magna Carta
  5. 1
  6. Daniel Shays
  7. No power to tax
  8. 3
  9. Washington D.C.
  10. Taxation without representation
  11. Communism
  12. Declaration of Rights
  13. Dictatorship
  14. Voltaire
  15. No army
  16. confederation
  17. Mayflower Compact
  18. Federal Government
  19. Statement of Independence
  20. Philadelphia
  21. States
  22. English Bill of Rights
  23. Rousseau
  24. Hard to change the Articles
  25. Hobbes
  26. Declaration of Independence
  27. Oligarchy
  28. Absolute Monarchy
  29. 9
  30. Weak President
  31. Bill of Indictment
  32. Preamble
  33. Representative Democracy
  34. No Courts
  35. 13
  36. Articles of Confederation
  37. Direct Democracy
  38. Annapolis
  39. Constitutional Monarchy
  40. Congress had little power
  41. 7
  42. Montesquieu
  43. Theocracy
  44. Locke