The land westof the Line ofDemarcationwas decreed bythe pope tobelong to SpainNative Americanswere alreadyimmune to mostdiseases broughtover by EuropeanexplorersMost people living inEurope in the 15thcentury knew theworld had 7continents andbelieved oceantravel was safeVespuccisupposedly metColumbus andmay have helpedthat explorerprepare for 1 ofhis expeditionsA new type of seavessel, thePortuguesecaravel, wasdeveloped atPrince Henry'sschoolPortugal wasallowed to claimBrazil becauseof the Treaty ofTordesillasFrom 1520-1550,the Spanishcarved out a NewWorld empire thatlasted 100 yearsDuring theexplorations, Leifand his men neverstayed in 1 locationlong enough to putup housing or huntfoodThe Spanishnoblemen who ledthe wave ofconquest inAmerica wereknown asconquistadorsNo documentsexist fromColumbus'svoyages ofdiscoveryColumbus'sestimate of thedistance betweenCanary Islandsand Japan wasamazinglyaccurateEuropeanexplorers duringthe 16th centurybrought expansionof the world'seconomyThe main thrust ofearly Spanishexploration in theNew World wasNorth AmericaAfter theCrusades,Europeaninterest in tradewith easternAsia declinedThere has been agreat confusionconcerning detailsof voyages madeby Vespucci to theNew WorldMost Europeanexplorers in Americaduring the 16th & 17thcenturies tried toincrease the natives'dependence uponEuropean goodsThe land westof the Line ofDemarcationwas decreed bythe pope tobelong to SpainNative Americanswere alreadyimmune to mostdiseases broughtover by EuropeanexplorersMost people living inEurope in the 15thcentury knew theworld had 7continents andbelieved oceantravel was safeVespuccisupposedly metColumbus andmay have helpedthat explorerprepare for 1 ofhis expeditionsA new type of seavessel, thePortuguesecaravel, wasdeveloped atPrince Henry'sschoolPortugal wasallowed to claimBrazil becauseof the Treaty ofTordesillasFrom 1520-1550,the Spanishcarved out a NewWorld empire thatlasted 100 yearsDuring theexplorations, Leifand his men neverstayed in 1 locationlong enough to putup housing or huntfoodThe Spanishnoblemen who ledthe wave ofconquest inAmerica wereknown asconquistadorsNo documentsexist fromColumbus'svoyages ofdiscoveryColumbus'sestimate of thedistance betweenCanary Islandsand Japan wasamazinglyaccurateEuropeanexplorers duringthe 16th centurybrought expansionof the world'seconomyThe main thrust ofearly Spanishexploration in theNew World wasNorth AmericaAfter theCrusades,Europeaninterest in tradewith easternAsia declinedThere has been agreat confusionconcerning detailsof voyages madeby Vespucci to theNew WorldMost Europeanexplorers in Americaduring the 16th & 17thcenturies tried toincrease the natives'dependence uponEuropean goods

TRUE or FALSE BINGO - 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 land west of the Line of Demarcation was decreed by the pope to belong to Spain
  2. Native Americans were already immune to most diseases brought over by European explorers
  3. Most people living in Europe in the 15th century knew the world had 7 continents and believed ocean travel was safe
  4. Vespucci supposedly met Columbus and may have helped that explorer prepare for 1 of his expeditions
  5. A new type of sea vessel, the Portuguese caravel, was developed at Prince Henry's school
  6. Portugal was allowed to claim Brazil because of the Treaty of Tordesillas
  7. From 1520-1550, the Spanish carved out a New World empire that lasted 100 years
  8. During the explorations, Leif and his men never stayed in 1 location long enough to put up housing or hunt food
  9. The Spanish noblemen who led the wave of conquest in America were known as conquistadors
  10. No documents exist from Columbus's voyages of discovery
  11. Columbus's estimate of the distance between Canary Islands and Japan was amazingly accurate
  12. European explorers during the 16th century brought expansion of the world's economy
  13. The main thrust of early Spanish exploration in the New World was North America
  14. After the Crusades, European interest in trade with eastern Asia declined
  15. There has been a great confusion concerning details of voyages made by Vespucci to the New World
  16. Most European explorers in America during the 16th & 17th centuries tried to increase the natives' dependence upon European goods