LobbyElectedofficialsWomen'sSuffrageSeneca FallsConvention -New York -1848WoodrowWilsonMar 12,1912 GirlScoutsFoundedPublicProtests1870 - 15thAmendment- Black MenCan VoteAug 18,1920 -statesratifyThe 19thAmendmentQuietlyprosuffarageFliersandCartoonsWhite leadorganizationsdiscriminatedDoor to DoorCampaigningSojournerTruthVotingRestrictionsLucyMottPicketingthe WhiteHouseRoots inabolitionistmovementsOctober31, 1860JulietteLowe BornTheRight toVoteElizabethCadyStanton1787 -OriginalConstitutionPublicProtestsSusanBAnthonyLobbyElectedofficialsWomen'sSuffrageSeneca FallsConvention -New York -1848WoodrowWilsonMar 12,1912 GirlScoutsFoundedPublicProtests1870 - 15thAmendment- Black MenCan VoteAug 18,1920 -statesratifyThe 19thAmendmentQuietlyprosuffarageFliersandCartoonsWhite leadorganizationsdiscriminatedDoor to DoorCampaigningSojournerTruthVotingRestrictionsLucyMottPicketingthe WhiteHouseRoots inabolitionistmovementsOctober31, 1860JulietteLowe BornTheRight toVoteElizabethCadyStanton1787 -OriginalConstitutionPublicProtestsSusanBAnthony

Women's Right to Vote - for GS Troop - 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. Lobby Elected officials
  2. Women's Suffrage
  3. Seneca Falls Convention - New York - 1848
  4. Woodrow Wilson
  5. Mar 12, 1912 Girl Scouts Founded
  6. Public Protests
  7. 1870 - 15th Amendment - Black Men Can Vote
  8. Aug 18, 1920 -states ratify
  9. The 19th Amendment
  10. Quietly pro suffarage
  11. Fliers and Cartoons
  12. White lead organizations discriminated
  13. Door to Door Campaigning
  14. Sojourner Truth
  15. Voting Restrictions
  16. Lucy Mott
  17. Picketing the White House
  18. Roots in abolitionist movements
  19. October 31, 1860 Juliette Lowe Born
  20. The Right to Vote
  21. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
  22. 1787 - Original Constitution
  23. Public Protests
  24. Susan B Anthony