Unalienable/InalienableRights Basic rightsthat EVERYperson hasthat cannot betaken away.CivicVirtueCitizens makingtheir communityor country bettereven if it costs ofthem individuallyPreambleThe introduction oropening of the U.S.Constitution. Itstates that thepeople create thegovernment andlists the purposesSocialContractAn agreementamong the peopleto set up agovernment andobey its laws.CommonGoodThe good orwelfare of acommunityas a whole.NaturalRightsPeople havebasic rights likelife, liberty andproperty in astate of natureDivineRightThe idea thatthe right of rulecomes directlyfrom God, notfrom otherpeople.RepublicA nation that has agovernment in whichpower is held by thepeople who electrepresentatives torun the governmentfor themDemocracyA form of governmentin which politicalpower is used byeveryone eitherdirectly or throughrepresentatives.StateofNatureThe condition ofpeople living in asituation withoutman-madegovernment, rules,or laws.Unalienable/InalienableRights Basic rightsthat EVERYperson hasthat cannot betaken away.CivicVirtueCitizens makingtheir communityor country bettereven if it costs ofthem individuallyPreambleThe introduction oropening of the U.S.Constitution. Itstates that thepeople create thegovernment andlists the purposesSocialContractAn agreementamong the peopleto set up agovernment andobey its laws.CommonGoodThe good orwelfare of acommunityas a whole.NaturalRightsPeople havebasic rights likelife, liberty andproperty in astate of natureDivineRightThe idea thatthe right of rulecomes directlyfrom God, notfrom otherpeople.RepublicA nation that has agovernment in whichpower is held by thepeople who electrepresentatives torun the governmentfor themDemocracyA form of governmentin which politicalpower is used byeveryone eitherdirectly or throughrepresentatives.StateofNatureThe condition ofpeople living in asituation withoutman-madegovernment, rules,or laws.

Unit 3 Constitution pt 1 - 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. Basic rights that EVERY person has that cannot be taken away.
    Unalienable/ Inalienable Rights
  2. Citizens making their community or country better even if it costs of them individually
    Civic Virtue
  3. The introduction or opening of the U.S. Constitution. It states that the people create the government and lists the purposes
    Preamble
  4. An agreement among the people to set up a government and obey its laws.
    Social Contract
  5. The good or welfare of a community as a whole.
    Common Good
  6. People have basic rights like life, liberty and property in a state of nature
    Natural Rights
  7. The idea that the right of rule comes directly from God, not from other people.
    Divine Right
  8. A nation that has a government in which power is held by the people who elect representatives to run the government for them
    Republic
  9. A form of government in which political power is used by everyone either directly or through representatives.
    Democracy
  10. The condition of people living in a situation without man-made government, rules, or laws.
    State of Nature