Edo(Tokyo)cityMatthewPerrypulled intoCongressof Viennameeting to"turn backthe clock"in EuropeMercantilisma mothercountrytakingresourcesform a colonyMeijiJapaneseEmperor whomodernizedandwesternizedToussaintL'Ouvertureled arevolutionin HaitiIndusRiverIrelandwhere theGreatFaminehappened inthe 1840sBritainNationalismpride inone'scountryTajMahalfamousMughalstructurein IndiaSimonBolivarthe "GreatLiberator"of LatinAmericaSepoysoldierused byBritish inIndiaMarieAntoinetteallegedlysaid "Letthem eatcake"Beijingthecapital ofChinaIncasNapoleonbroughtstabilityand orderto FranceAztecOlympedeGougefought forwomen'srights duringthe FrenchRev.BerlinConferencewhere Africawas dividedamongEuropeansPortugalTreatyofNanjingopened upChina afterthe OpiumWarsSilkRoadsfamous traderoutesstretchingfrom Asia toEuropeWhiteMan'sBurdenanexampleof SocialDarwinismRobespierrethe leaderof theReign ofTerrorMoscowCityNapoleonfailed toconquer (toocold)BoxerRebellionconflictagainstforeignersin ChinaSteamEngineimportantinventionduringIndustrialRev.ImperialismonecountryconqueringanotherJohnLockesaid "life,liberty,andproperty"Edo(Tokyo)cityMatthewPerrypulled intoCongressof Viennameeting to"turn backthe clock"in EuropeMercantilisma mothercountrytakingresourcesform a colonyMeijiJapaneseEmperor whomodernizedandwesternizedToussaintL'Ouvertureled arevolutionin HaitiIndusRiverIrelandwhere theGreatFaminehappened inthe 1840sBritainNationalismpride inone'scountryTajMahalfamousMughalstructurein IndiaSimonBolivarthe "GreatLiberator"of LatinAmericaSepoysoldierused byBritish inIndiaMarieAntoinetteallegedlysaid "Letthem eatcake"Beijingthecapital ofChinaIncasNapoleonbroughtstabilityand orderto FranceAztecOlympedeGougefought forwomen'srights duringthe FrenchRev.BerlinConferencewhere Africawas dividedamongEuropeansPortugalTreatyofNanjingopened upChina afterthe OpiumWarsSilkRoadsfamous traderoutesstretchingfrom Asia toEuropeWhiteMan'sBurdenanexampleof SocialDarwinismRobespierrethe leaderof theReign ofTerrorMoscowCityNapoleonfailed toconquer (toocold)BoxerRebellionconflictagainstforeignersin ChinaSteamEngineimportantinventionduringIndustrialRev.ImperialismonecountryconqueringanotherJohnLockesaid "life,liberty,andproperty"

Global History and Geography II - 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. city Matthew Perry pulled into
    Edo (Tokyo)
  2. meeting to "turn back the clock" in Europe
    Congress of Vienna
  3. a mother country taking resources form a colony
    Mercantilism
  4. Japanese Emperor who modernized and westernized
    Meiji
  5. led a revolution in Haiti
    Toussaint L'Ouverture
  6. Indus River
  7. where the Great Famine happened in the 1840s
    Ireland
  8. Britain
  9. pride in one's country
    Nationalism
  10. famous Mughal structure in India
    Taj Mahal
  11. the "Great Liberator" of Latin America
    Simon Bolivar
  12. soldier used by British in India
    Sepoy
  13. allegedly said "Let them eat cake"
    Marie Antoinette
  14. the capital of China
    Beijing
  15. Incas
  16. brought stability and order to France
    Napoleon
  17. Aztec
  18. fought for women's rights during the French Rev.
    Olympe de Gouge
  19. where Africa was divided among Europeans
    Berlin Conference
  20. Portugal
  21. opened up China after the Opium Wars
    Treaty of Nanjing
  22. famous trade routes stretching from Asia to Europe
    Silk Roads
  23. an example of Social Darwinism
    White Man's Burden
  24. the leader of the Reign of Terror
    Robespierre
  25. City Napoleon failed to conquer (too cold)
    Moscow
  26. conflict against foreigners in China
    Boxer Rebellion
  27. important invention during Industrial Rev.
    Steam Engine
  28. one country conquering another
    Imperialism
  29. said "life, liberty, and property"
    John Locke