RIGHTSa set of thingsthat peoplebelieve theyshould be free todo withoutrestrictionsELECTORALCOLLEGEA group of electorswho gather everyyear for the purposeof electing apresident and vicepresident.COMMONSENSEA pamphlet writtenby Thomas Paineto persuadecolonists to fightfor independence.LIFELIBERTYPURSUITofHAPPINESSnaturalrights UnitedStatesConstitutionThehighestlaw of theland.BIASan unfairopinion orjudgementabout someoneor somethingNorthernVirginia Where thePilgrimsmeant tosail to.ENGLISHNOBLESThesepeople wrotethe MagnaCartahistory,customs,valuespeople living inthe samecommunityoften havethese things incommon MAYFLOWERCOMPACTThis writing wasthe first attemptat self-government inthe colonies. ENGLISHBILLOFRIGHTSA piece of writingsimilar to theMagna Carta andit game Parliamentand people rightsand freedoms.CIVICDUTYA set ofresponsibilitiesthat we hold asindividuals whobelong to acommunitycivicdutyKNOWYOURRIGHTS& HELP OURCOUNTRYLEGITIMACYThe idea thatpeople feellaws areworthy offollowing.HOBBESThe philosopherwho believedpeople were tooselfish to rulethemselves DUEPROCESSPeople have the rightto fair andreasonable laws.Officials have tofollow rules whenenforcing laws and totreat all people in thesame way.SELFGOVERNMENTThe BIG IDEAthat people canmake decisionson how theirgovernmentworks.SECONDARYDOCUMENT A book or article thatwas created later bysomeone who did notexperience first-handor participate in theevents or conditionsbeing written about1620The year theMayflowerCompactwas writtenlawsasynonymforRULESPURSUITofHAPPINESSLife, Liberty,and the_____ _______ 1215The yearthe MagnaCarta waswritten CITIZENSHIP &GOVERNMENTThe twomain areasof study incivics CHECKS &BALANCESa system that allowseach branch of agovernment toamend or veto acts ofanother branch so asto prevent any onebranch from exertingtoo much power House ofRepresentativesCongress is madeof two groups oflegislatures:Senate and _______ _____MAGNACARTAThis writing limitedthe power of theKing of Englandand protected theright of the nobles. SOCIALCONTRACTAn agreementbetweenpeople andthegovernment.LEGISLATIONthe act ofmakingrules/lawsLIMITEDGOVERNMENTWhen the power ofgovernment isdefined by theConstitution, andeach branch islimited in what itcan do.ELECTIONDAY the Tuesday nextafter the first Mondayin the month ofNovember - betweenNovember 2 andNovember 8.CIVICSthe study ofthe rightsand duties ofcitizenstruthsWe hold these _______ tobe self evident, that all menare created equal, that theyare endowed by theirCreator with certainunalienable Rights, thatamong these are Life,Liberty and the pursuit ofHappiness.-CATO'SLETTERSA series ofanonymously writtennewspaper articles topromote free speechin the colonies.UNALIENABLERIGHTSrights peopleare born withand cannotbe takenaway.BRITISHMEMBERSOFPARLIAMENTGroup ofpeople whowrote theEnglish Billof Rights.Ms.Vessey yoursocialstudiesteacherLOCKEThis philosopherbelieved everyonewas born withnatural rights: live,liberty, property SELF-EVIDENTAble to beclearlyseen-obvious.PRIMARYSOURCESa firsthandaccount of apast(historical)event or timeORDINANCEa locallawIndependenceTheDeclarationof _____.NATURALRIGHTSlive,liberty,andproperty RULEofLAWAll citizensare requiredto follow thelaw.CONSENTOF THEGOVERNEDWhen people ina democracygive thegovernment itspowerRIGHTSa set of thingsthat peoplebelieve theyshould be free todo withoutrestrictionsELECTORALCOLLEGEA group of electorswho gather everyyear for the purposeof electing apresident and vicepresident.COMMONSENSEA pamphlet writtenby Thomas Paineto persuadecolonists to fightfor independence.LIFELIBERTYPURSUITofHAPPINESSnaturalrights UnitedStatesConstitutionThehighestlaw of theland.BIASan unfairopinion orjudgementabout someoneor somethingNorthernVirginia Where thePilgrimsmeant tosail to.ENGLISHNOBLESThesepeople wrotethe MagnaCartahistory,customs,valuespeople living inthe samecommunityoften havethese things incommon MAYFLOWERCOMPACTThis writing wasthe first attemptat self-government inthe colonies. ENGLISHBILLOFRIGHTSA piece of writingsimilar to theMagna Carta andit game Parliamentand people rightsand freedoms.CIVICDUTYA set ofresponsibilitiesthat we hold asindividuals whobelong to acommunitycivicdutyKNOWYOURRIGHTS& HELP OURCOUNTRYLEGITIMACYThe idea thatpeople feellaws areworthy offollowing.HOBBESThe philosopherwho believedpeople were tooselfish to rulethemselves DUEPROCESSPeople have the rightto fair andreasonable laws.Officials have tofollow rules whenenforcing laws and totreat all people in thesame way.SELFGOVERNMENTThe BIG IDEAthat people canmake decisionson how theirgovernmentworks.SECONDARYDOCUMENT A book or article thatwas created later bysomeone who did notexperience first-handor participate in theevents or conditionsbeing written about1620The year theMayflowerCompactwas writtenlawsasynonymforRULESPURSUITofHAPPINESSLife, Liberty,and the_____ _______ 1215The yearthe MagnaCarta waswritten CITIZENSHIP &GOVERNMENTThe twomain areasof study incivics CHECKS &BALANCESa system that allowseach branch of agovernment toamend or veto acts ofanother branch so asto prevent any onebranch from exertingtoo much power House ofRepresentativesCongress is madeof two groups oflegislatures:Senate and _______ _____MAGNACARTAThis writing limitedthe power of theKing of Englandand protected theright of the nobles. SOCIALCONTRACTAn agreementbetweenpeople andthegovernment.LEGISLATIONthe act ofmakingrules/lawsLIMITEDGOVERNMENTWhen the power ofgovernment isdefined by theConstitution, andeach branch islimited in what itcan do.ELECTIONDAY the Tuesday nextafter the first Mondayin the month ofNovember - betweenNovember 2 andNovember 8.CIVICSthe study ofthe rightsand duties ofcitizenstruthsWe hold these _______ tobe self evident, that all menare created equal, that theyare endowed by theirCreator with certainunalienable Rights, thatamong these are Life,Liberty and the pursuit ofHappiness.-CATO'SLETTERSA series ofanonymously writtennewspaper articles topromote free speechin the colonies.UNALIENABLERIGHTSrights peopleare born withand cannotbe takenaway.BRITISHMEMBERSOFPARLIAMENTGroup ofpeople whowrote theEnglish Billof Rights.Ms.Vessey yoursocialstudiesteacherLOCKEThis philosopherbelieved everyonewas born withnatural rights: live,liberty, property SELF-EVIDENTAble to beclearlyseen-obvious.PRIMARYSOURCESa firsthandaccount of apast(historical)event or timeORDINANCEa locallawIndependenceTheDeclarationof _____.NATURALRIGHTSlive,liberty,andproperty RULEofLAWAll citizensare requiredto follow thelaw.CONSENTOF THEGOVERNEDWhen people ina democracygive thegovernment itspower

SOCIAL STUDIES SEMESTER 1 REVIEW - 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. a set of things that people believe they should be free to do without restrictions
    RIGHTS
  2. A group of electors who gather every year for the purpose of electing a president and vice president.
    ELECTORAL COLLEGE
  3. A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine to persuade colonists to fight for independence.
    COMMON SENSE
  4. natural rights
    LIFE LIBERTY PURSUIT of HAPPINESS
  5. The highest law of the land.
    United States Constitution
  6. an unfair opinion or judgement about someone or something
    BIAS
  7. Where the Pilgrims meant to sail to.
    Northern Virginia
  8. These people wrote the Magna Carta
    ENGLISH NOBLES
  9. people living in the same community often have these things in common
    history, customs, values
  10. This writing was the first attempt at self-government in the colonies.
    MAYFLOWER COMPACT
  11. A piece of writing similar to the Magna Carta and it game Parliament and people rights and freedoms.
    ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS
  12. A set of responsibilities that we hold as individuals who belong to a community
    CIVIC DUTY
  13. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS & HELP OUR COUNTRY
    civic duty
  14. The idea that people feel laws are worthy of following.
    LEGITIMACY
  15. The philosopher who believed people were too selfish to rule themselves
    HOBBES
  16. People have the right to fair and reasonable laws. Officials have to follow rules when enforcing laws and to treat all people in the same way.
    DUE PROCESS
  17. The BIG IDEA that people can make decisions on how their government works.
    SELF GOVERNMENT
  18. A book or article that was created later by someone who did not experience first-hand or participate in the events or conditions being written about
    SECONDARY DOCUMENT
  19. The year the Mayflower Compact was written
    1620
  20. a synonym for RULES
    laws
  21. Life, Liberty, and the _____ ___ ____
    PURSUIT of HAPPINESS
  22. The year the Magna Carta was written
    1215
  23. The two main areas of study in civics
    CITIZENSHIP & GOVERNMENT
  24. a system that allows each branch of a government to amend or veto acts of another branch so as to prevent any one branch from exerting too much power
    CHECKS & BALANCES
  25. Congress is made of two groups of legislatures: Senate and ____ ___ _____
    House of Representatives
  26. This writing limited the power of the King of England and protected the right of the nobles.
    MAGNA CARTA
  27. An agreement between people and the government.
    SOCIAL CONTRACT
  28. the act of making rules/laws
    LEGISLATION
  29. When the power of government is defined by the Constitution, and each branch is limited in what it can do.
    LIMITED GOVERNMENT
  30. the Tuesday next after the first Monday in the month of November - between November 2 and November 8.
    ELECTION DAY
  31. the study of the rights and duties of citizens
    CIVICS
  32. We hold these _______ to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.-
    truths
  33. A series of anonymously written newspaper articles to promote free speech in the colonies.
    CATO'S LETTERS
  34. rights people are born with and cannot be taken away.
    UNALIENABLE RIGHTS
  35. Group of people who wrote the English Bill of Rights.
    BRITISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
  36. your social studies teacher
    Ms. Vessey
  37. This philosopher believed everyone was born with natural rights: live, liberty, property
    LOCKE
  38. Able to be clearly seen- obvious.
    SELF-EVIDENT
  39. a firsthand account of a past (historical) event or time
    PRIMARY SOURCES
  40. a local law
    ORDINANCE
  41. The Declaration of _____.
    Independence
  42. live, liberty, and property
    NATURAL RIGHTS
  43. All citizens are required to follow the law.
    RULE of LAW
  44. When people in a democracy give the government its power
    CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED