StampAct1765taxationwithoutrepresentationQuakersGeorgeWashingtonSouthernColoniesThomasJefferonCommonSenseFirstContinentalCongressArticles ofConfederation1620ProclamationAct of 1763Declaration ofIndependencePatrickHenryNorthwestOrdinanceof 1787YorktownLexington&ConcordNewEnglandColoniesunalienablerightsTrentonWentworthCheswellBostonTeaPartySaratogaBunkerHillBostonMassacrelegislativebranchweaknationalgovernmentOneBernardodeGalvezSugarAct1764tax andcontroltrade1775-17831607StrongstategovernmentSecondContinentalCongressShays'RebellionLandOrdinanceof 1785Treatyof Paris1783July 4,1776French& IndianWarMercyOtisWarrenHaymSalomonStampAct1765taxationwithoutrepresentationQuakersGeorgeWashingtonSouthernColoniesThomasJefferonCommonSenseFirstContinentalCongressArticles ofConfederation1620ProclamationAct of 1763Declaration ofIndependencePatrickHenryNorthwestOrdinanceof 1787YorktownLexington&ConcordNewEnglandColoniesunalienablerightsTrentonWentworthCheswellBostonTeaPartySaratogaBunkerHillBostonMassacrelegislativebranchweaknationalgovernmentOneBernardodeGalvezSugarAct1764tax andcontroltrade1775-17831607StrongstategovernmentSecondContinentalCongressShays'RebellionLandOrdinanceof 1785Treatyof Paris1783July 4,1776French& IndianWarMercyOtisWarrenHaymSalomon

Colonies, Revolution & Articles of Confedertion - 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. Stamp Act 1765
  2. taxation without representation
  3. Quakers
  4. George Washington
  5. Southern Colonies
  6. Thomas Jefferon
  7. Common Sense
  8. First Continental Congress
  9. Articles of Confederation
  10. 1620
  11. Proclamation Act of 1763
  12. Declaration of Independence
  13. Patrick Henry
  14. Northwest Ordinance of 1787
  15. Yorktown
  16. Lexington & Concord
  17. New England Colonies
  18. unalienable rights
  19. Trenton
  20. Wentworth Cheswell
  21. Boston Tea Party
  22. Saratoga
  23. Bunker Hill
  24. Boston Massacre
  25. legislative branch
  26. weak national government
  27. One
  28. Bernardo de Galvez
  29. Sugar Act 1764
  30. tax and control trade
  31. 1775-1783
  32. 1607
  33. Strong state government
  34. Second Continental Congress
  35. Shays' Rebellion
  36. Land Ordinance of 1785
  37. Treaty of Paris 1783
  38. July 4, 1776
  39. French & Indian War
  40. Mercy Otis Warren
  41. Haym Salomon