They spreadthe alphabetas they wenton tradingventuresThe Greekcivilizationthat built thepalace atKnossosHe interpretedNebuchadnezzarsdream concerningprophetic empiresHe led thechildrenout ofIsraelThis king ofPersia allowedthe Jews toreturn to theirhomelandThe Macedonianking whoconquered most ofGreece before hewas murderedFirsthumanking ofIsraelThe SouthernKingdom ofIsrael took thisname after thekingdom dividedThe philosopherwho chose todrank poisoninstead of beingexcited fromAthensHe led thebraveSpartans thethe Battle ofThermopylaeThe nation thatcarries the legacyof having acomplete writtenaccount of historyIn Greek cities,the hilltopfortress that wasthe seat ofgovernment &religionThe peninsulalocated in WesternAsia between theBlack Sea and theMediterranean SeaThe Persianruler whobuilt theRoyal RoadThe leaderwhom theAssyrianEmpirebegin underA large group offoot soldiersarmed withspears, trainedto charge as agroupAfterNabololassarconqueredMesopotamia,he establishedwhat empireKilled on thebattlefield forhisdisobedienceThe aristocratthat introduceddemocraticprinciples toAthensFirstOlympicGamesheldThe mountainwhere Godextended thecovenant madewith Abraham tothe IsraelitesTheSouthernKingdomfell to themPushedIsrael to it’sgreatestextentAsked forwisdomto ruleThe time periodbetweenAlexander’sconquest andthe RomaEmpireThe kingof allGreekgodsHe warnedthe city ofNineveh ofGod’s comingjudgementThe end of thePeloponnesianWarUnder the reignof Belshazzar,they fell to theMedes and thePersiansThe name ofthe sixteencities thatAlexander theGreat namedafter himselfThe poet who iscredited withpolishing andrefining GreekmythologyStructurereflected infirst GreekcitygovernmentKing whodeported the10 tribes tothe NorthernKingdomHe broughtthe Atheniandemocracyto its fullestmeasureThey spreadthe alphabetas they wenton tradingventuresThe Greekcivilizationthat built thepalace atKnossosHe interpretedNebuchadnezzarsdream concerningprophetic empiresHe led thechildrenout ofIsraelThis king ofPersia allowedthe Jews toreturn to theirhomelandThe Macedonianking whoconquered most ofGreece before hewas murderedFirsthumanking ofIsraelThe SouthernKingdom ofIsrael took thisname after thekingdom dividedThe philosopherwho chose todrank poisoninstead of beingexcited fromAthensHe led thebraveSpartans thethe Battle ofThermopylaeThe nation thatcarries the legacyof having acomplete writtenaccount of historyIn Greek cities,the hilltopfortress that wasthe seat ofgovernment &religionThe peninsulalocated in WesternAsia between theBlack Sea and theMediterranean SeaThe Persianruler whobuilt theRoyal RoadThe leaderwhom theAssyrianEmpirebegin underA large group offoot soldiersarmed withspears, trainedto charge as agroupAfterNabololassarconqueredMesopotamia,he establishedwhat empireKilled on thebattlefield forhisdisobedienceThe aristocratthat introduceddemocraticprinciples toAthensFirstOlympicGamesheldThe mountainwhere Godextended thecovenant madewith Abraham tothe IsraelitesTheSouthernKingdomfell to themPushedIsrael to it’sgreatestextentAsked forwisdomto ruleThe time periodbetweenAlexander’sconquest andthe RomaEmpireThe kingof allGreekgodsHe warnedthe city ofNineveh ofGod’s comingjudgementThe end of thePeloponnesianWarUnder the reignof Belshazzar,they fell to theMedes and thePersiansThe name ofthe sixteencities thatAlexander theGreat namedafter himselfThe poet who iscredited withpolishing andrefining GreekmythologyStructurereflected infirst GreekcitygovernmentKing whodeported the10 tribes tothe NorthernKingdomHe broughtthe Atheniandemocracyto its fullestmeasure

History 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. They spread the alphabet as they went on trading ventures
  2. The Greek civilization that built the palace at Knossos
  3. He interpreted Nebuchadnezzars dream concerning prophetic empires
  4. He led the children out of Israel
  5. This king of Persia allowed the Jews to return to their homeland
  6. The Macedonian king who conquered most of Greece before he was murdered
  7. First human king of Israel
  8. The Southern Kingdom of Israel took this name after the kingdom divided
  9. The philosopher who chose to drank poison instead of being excited from Athens
  10. He led the brave Spartans the the Battle of Thermopylae
  11. The nation that carries the legacy of having a complete written account of history
  12. In Greek cities, the hilltop fortress that was the seat of government & religion
  13. The peninsula located in Western Asia between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
  14. The Persian ruler who built the Royal Road
  15. The leader whom the Assyrian Empire begin under
  16. A large group of foot soldiers armed with spears, trained to charge as a group
  17. After Nabololassar conquered Mesopotamia, he established what empire
  18. Killed on the battlefield for his disobedience
  19. The aristocrat that introduced democratic principles to Athens
  20. First Olympic Games held
  21. The mountain where God extended the covenant made with Abraham to the Israelites
  22. The Southern Kingdom fell to them
  23. Pushed Israel to it’s greatest extent
  24. Asked for wisdom to rule
  25. The time period between Alexander’s conquest and the Roma Empire
  26. The king of all Greek gods
  27. He warned the city of Nineveh of God’s coming judgement
  28. The end of the Peloponnesian War
  29. Under the reign of Belshazzar, they fell to the Medes and the Persians
  30. The name of the sixteen cities that Alexander the Great named after himself
  31. The poet who is credited with polishing and refining Greek mythology
  32. Structure reflected in first Greek city government
  33. King who deported the 10 tribes to the Northern Kingdom
  34. He brought the Athenian democracy to its fullest measure