PrinceShotokuIslamhumanismBaconandDescartesCrusadesDonatellofall ofRomericefarmingindulgencessamuraiBrunelleschi'sdomeHenry'sLegalReformsHundredYears barbariansGreatSchismshogunThomasHobbesCounterReformationmeritocracyfiefknightsCharlemagneWomen of theEnlightenmentJohnLockeMongolsMichelangeloCesareBeccariaVoltaireBubonicPlagueReformationIsaacNewtonmonasticismByzantineEmpireReconquistaCopernicusperspectiveheliocentrictheoryRomanLanguageandWritingRomanCatholicChurchConstantinopleQueenElizabethImicroscopebarometerthermometerChineseinnovationpeasants5PillarsFlorenceKeplersacramentsShakespeareMagnaCartaModelParliamentShari'ahLawRomanLaw andCitizenshipMandateofHeavenaristocracyRomanarchitectureandEngineeringnoblesclergyQur'anpopeserfsMedievalEducationRenaissanceThomasAquinasMuhammadpilgrimageJustinianIQueenIsabellaIScientificRevolutionGalileoGutenbergConstantineInquisitionMedievalHolidaysEasternOrthodoxChurchMartinLutherLeonardoda VinciMedicifamilyRomanArtmanorestateItaliancity-statesbureaucracyMusliminnovationcathedralJihadEnlightenmentHeianGoldenAgeMontesquieumonarchDante'sDivineComedyPrinceShotokuIslamhumanismBaconandDescartesCrusadesDonatellofall ofRomericefarmingindulgencessamuraiBrunelleschi'sdomeHenry'sLegalReformsHundredYears barbariansGreatSchismshogunThomasHobbesCounterReformationmeritocracyfiefknightsCharlemagneWomen of theEnlightenmentJohnLockeMongolsMichelangeloCesareBeccariaVoltaireBubonicPlagueReformationIsaacNewtonmonasticismByzantineEmpireReconquistaCopernicusperspectiveheliocentrictheoryRomanLanguageandWritingRomanCatholicChurchConstantinopleQueenElizabethImicroscopebarometerthermometerChineseinnovationpeasants5PillarsFlorenceKeplersacramentsShakespeareMagnaCartaModelParliamentShari'ahLawRomanLaw andCitizenshipMandateofHeavenaristocracyRomanarchitectureandEngineeringnoblesclergyQur'anpopeserfsMedievalEducationRenaissanceThomasAquinasMuhammadpilgrimageJustinianIQueenIsabellaIScientificRevolutionGalileoGutenbergConstantineInquisitionMedievalHolidaysEasternOrthodoxChurchMartinLutherLeonardoda VinciMedicifamilyRomanArtmanorestateItaliancity-statesbureaucracyMusliminnovationcathedralJihadEnlightenmentHeianGoldenAgeMontesquieumonarchDante'sDivineComedy

Mrs. Shelton's World History Review - 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. Prince Shotoku
  2. Islam
  3. humanism
  4. Bacon and Descartes
  5. Crusades
  6. Donatello
  7. fall of Rome
  8. rice farming
  9. indulgences
  10. samurai
  11. Brunelleschi's dome
  12. Henry's Legal Reforms
  13. Hundred Years
  14. barbarians
  15. Great Schism
  16. shogun
  17. Thomas Hobbes
  18. CounterReformation
  19. meritocracy
  20. fief
  21. knights
  22. Charlemagne
  23. Women of the Enlightenment
  24. John Locke
  25. Mongols
  26. Michelangelo
  27. Cesare Beccaria
  28. Voltaire
  29. Bubonic Plague
  30. Reformation
  31. Isaac Newton
  32. monasticism
  33. Byzantine Empire
  34. Reconquista
  35. Copernicus
  36. perspective
  37. heliocentric theory
  38. Roman Language and Writing
  39. Roman Catholic Church
  40. Constantinople
  41. Queen Elizabeth I
  42. microscope barometer thermometer
  43. Chinese innovation
  44. peasants
  45. 5 Pillars
  46. Florence
  47. Kepler
  48. sacraments
  49. Shakespeare
  50. Magna Carta
  51. Model Parliament
  52. Shari'ah Law
  53. Roman Law and Citizenship
  54. Mandate of Heaven
  55. aristocracy
  56. Roman architecture and Engineering
  57. nobles
  58. clergy
  59. Qur'an
  60. pope
  61. serfs
  62. Medieval Education
  63. Renaissance
  64. Thomas Aquinas
  65. Muhammad
  66. pilgrimage
  67. Justinian I
  68. Queen Isabella I
  69. Scientific Revolution
  70. Galileo
  71. Gutenberg
  72. Constantine
  73. Inquisition
  74. Medieval Holidays
  75. Eastern Orthodox Church
  76. Martin Luther
  77. Leonardo da Vinci
  78. Medici family
  79. Roman Art
  80. manor estate
  81. Italian city-states
  82. bureaucracy
  83. Muslim innovation
  84. cathedral
  85. Jihad
  86. Enlightenment
  87. Heian Golden Age
  88. Montesquieu
  89. monarch
  90. Dante's Divine Comedy