Roosevelt believedthat an aggressiveforeign policy wasneeded to restrictEuropean influenceover CaribbeannationsBuild navalbasesthroughoutthe world By having citiesadopt thecouncil-manager formof localgovernment Investigativejournalists whosework sought tobring about socialreform and relief forthe lower classesThe PlattAmendmentpreserved Cubanindependence butclaimed the right tointervene in CubanaffairsIt processedimmigrants whomainly camefrom Southernand EasternEuropeYellow journalismtactics propelled thepublic to pressuregovernmentinvolvement inCubaSpread ofmalariaand yellowfever The UnitedStates was ableto establish anaval presencein the PacificBiblicalideals ofcharity andjustice The UnitedStates hadbecome aworld powerEuropeanimmigrants wereallowed admissioninto the states morequickly than AsianimmigrantsJoséMarti Theirpoliticalloyalty Social reformersrecognized thatpeople fail due tocircumstancesbeyond theircontrolChicago was arailroad hubwhich attractedthe greatestnumber ofimmigrantsMaking tradeand travelfaster andeasier The UnitedStates haltedChineseimmigrationRooseveltCorollary To limit the number ofJapanese unskilledimmigrants inexchange for therepeal of the SanFranciscosegregation orderThe book led tothe eventualpassing of afederal meatinspection actPeople often forgetthat unless you areNative American,your ancestorscame to America asimmigrantsDemonstrationof the UnitedStates' ability todefend itsinternationalinterests To support theexpanding UnitedStates’ agriculturalindustries and gain acoaling station in thePacificRoosevelt believedthat an aggressiveforeign policy wasneeded to restrictEuropean influenceover CaribbeannationsBuild navalbasesthroughoutthe world By having citiesadopt thecouncil-manager formof localgovernment Investigativejournalists whosework sought tobring about socialreform and relief forthe lower classesThe PlattAmendmentpreserved Cubanindependence butclaimed the right tointervene in CubanaffairsIt processedimmigrants whomainly camefrom Southernand EasternEuropeYellow journalismtactics propelled thepublic to pressuregovernmentinvolvement inCubaSpread ofmalariaand yellowfever The UnitedStates was ableto establish anaval presencein the PacificBiblicalideals ofcharity andjustice The UnitedStates hadbecome aworld powerEuropeanimmigrants wereallowed admissioninto the states morequickly than AsianimmigrantsJoséMarti Theirpoliticalloyalty Social reformersrecognized thatpeople fail due tocircumstancesbeyond theircontrolChicago was arailroad hubwhich attractedthe greatestnumber ofimmigrantsMaking tradeand travelfaster andeasier The UnitedStates haltedChineseimmigrationRooseveltCorollary To limit the number ofJapanese unskilledimmigrants inexchange for therepeal of the SanFranciscosegregation orderThe book led tothe eventualpassing of afederal meatinspection actPeople often forgetthat unless you areNative American,your ancestorscame to America asimmigrantsDemonstrationof the UnitedStates' ability todefend itsinternationalinterests To support theexpanding UnitedStates’ agriculturalindustries and gain acoaling station in thePacific

Untitled 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. Roosevelt believed that an aggressive foreign policy was needed to restrict European influence over Caribbean nations
  2. Build naval bases throughout the world
  3. By having cities adopt the council-manager form of local government
  4. Investigative journalists whose work sought to bring about social reform and relief for the lower classes
  5. The Platt Amendment preserved Cuban independence but claimed the right to intervene in Cuban affairs
  6. It processed immigrants who mainly came from Southern and Eastern Europe
  7. Yellow journalism tactics propelled the public to pressure government involvement in Cuba
  8. Spread of malaria and yellow fever
  9. The United States was able to establish a naval presence in the Pacific
  10. Biblical ideals of charity and justice
  11. The United States had become a world power
  12. European immigrants were allowed admission into the states more quickly than Asian immigrants
  13. José Marti
  14. Their political loyalty
  15. Social reformers recognized that people fail due to circumstances beyond their control
  16. Chicago was a railroad hub which attracted the greatest number of immigrants
  17. Making trade and travel faster and easier
  18. The United States halted Chinese immigration
  19. Roosevelt Corollary
  20. To limit the number of Japanese unskilled immigrants in exchange for the repeal of the San Francisco segregation order
  21. The book led to the eventual passing of a federal meat inspection act
  22. People often forget that unless you are Native American, your ancestors came to America as immigrants
  23. Demonstration of the United States' ability to defend its international interests
  24. To support the expanding United States’ agricultural industries and gain a coaling station in the Pacific