(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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union, especially the
political union of Austria
with Germany in 1938.
Air Force
a governmental system
led by a dictator having
complete power, forcibly
suppressing opposition
and criticism, regimenting all industry, commerce,
etc., and emphasizing an
aggressive nationalism
and often racism.
an overwhelming all-out
attack, especially a swift
ground attack using
armored units and air
support.
an intense military
campaign intended to
bring about a swift victory.
32nd president of the U.S.
1933–45.
the
administrative action and
concept in international law
relating to the forcible
acquisition of one state's
territory by another state
and is generally held to be
an illegal act.
surprise attack by Japan
on the U.S. naval base
and other military
installations December 7,
1941.
the Nazi program of
annihilating the Jews of
Europe during the Third
Reich.
A program by which the
United States gave large
amounts of economic aid
to European countries to
help them rebuild after
the devastation of World
War II. It was proposed
by the United States
secretary of state,
General George C.
Marshall.
the deliberate and
systematic extermination
of a national, racial, political, or cultural group.
a republic in central
Europe, on the Baltic: first
united in the 10th century;
dissolved after the third
partition effected by
Austria, Russia, and
Prussia in 1795; re-
established independence
in 1918; invaded by
Germany in 1939
A leader
a person exercising
absolute power, especially a ruler who has absolute,
unrestricted control in a
government without
hereditary succession.
a constitutional monarchy
on a chain of islands off
the E coast of Asia
additional territory
considered by a nation,
especially Nazi Germany,
to be necessary for
national survival or for the
expansion of trade.
a seaport on SW Honshu,
in SW Japan: first military
use of atomic bomb
August 6, 1945.
Germany during the Nazi
regime
making political or material
concessions to an
aggressive power in order
to avoid conflict
determination by oneself
or itself, without outside
influence.
absolute control by the
state or a governing
branch of a highly
centralized institution.
a
series of acts passed by
the United States Congress
in the 1930s in response to
the growing threats and
wars that led to World War
II.
the German state secret
police during the Nazi
regime, organized in 1933
and notorious for its brutal
methods and operations.
a theory or system of
social organization based
on the holding of all
property in common,
actual ownership being
ascribed to the community
as a whole or to the state.