1964 CivilRights Act13th, 14th,15thamendmentsenddiscriminationbased onraceBrown vBoard ofEdAffirmativeActionPoll taxes,literacy tests,grandfatherclausesMarburyvMadisonAmericanDisabilitiesAct of1990AfricanAmericanaccepting a jailterm for a sit-indemonstrationMalcolmXBook thatinfluenced andenergized thenew women’srightsmovementPlessy vFergusonLittleRockArkansasSenecaFallsConventionRoe v.WadeHarlemRenaissanceeducationEventsleading upto the CivilWarWomenreaching amiddle level jobwhile men holdhigher leveljobsSchenckv USCourt caseest. therights of theaccusedBettyFriedanCounty ofOneida vOneida IndianNation of NYSCesarChavez1964 CivilRights Act13th, 14th,15thamendmentsenddiscriminationbased onraceBrown vBoard ofEdAffirmativeActionPoll taxes,literacy tests,grandfatherclausesMarburyvMadisonAmericanDisabilitiesAct of1990AfricanAmericanaccepting a jailterm for a sit-indemonstrationMalcolmXBook thatinfluenced andenergized thenew women’srightsmovementPlessy vFergusonLittleRockArkansasSenecaFallsConventionRoe v.WadeHarlemRenaissanceeducationEventsleading upto the CivilWarWomenreaching amiddle level jobwhile men holdhigher leveljobsSchenckv USCourt caseest. therights of theaccusedBettyFriedanCounty ofOneida vOneida IndianNation of NYSCesarChavez

The Civil Rights Movement - 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. 1964 Civil Rights Act
  2. 13th, 14th, 15th amendments
  3. end discrimination based on race
  4. Brown v Board of Ed
  5. Affirmative Action
  6. Poll taxes, literacy tests, grandfather clauses
  7. Marbury v Madison
  8. American Disabilities Act of 1990
  9. African American accepting a jail term for a sit-in demonstration
  10. Malcolm X
  11. Book that influenced and energized the new women’s rights movement
  12. Plessy v Ferguson
  13. Little Rock Arkansas
  14. Seneca Falls Convention
  15. Roe v. Wade
  16. Harlem Renaissance
  17. education
  18. Events leading up to the Civil War
  19. Women reaching a middle level job while men hold higher level jobs
  20. Schenck v US
  21. Court case est. the rights of the accused
  22. Betty Friedan
  23. County of Oneida v Oneida Indian Nation of NYS
  24. Cesar Chavez