FarewellAddressGeorge Washingtonadvises the countryto not have politicalparties, debt, orforeign alliances.Declaration ofIndependenceThecolonists"breakup"with Britain.SouthernColoniesThesecolonies hada warmclimate andfertile soil.MercantilismThe economicsystem wherecolonies gatherraw materials forthe mothercountry.Articles ofConfederationOur country'sfirstConstitution.Created a weakfederalgovernment.PrecedentsA rule ortradition thatfuturepresidentsfollowImpressmentThe act ofkidnappingAmerican sailorsand forcing theminto militaryservice.Checks&BalancesA system toensure thatno branchgets toomuch power.ThomasJeffersonThirdpresident andbought theLouisianaPurchase.GrievanceAcomplaintaboutsomething.RepublicanismA governmentwhere citizenselect others torepresentthem.StateGovernmentThe governor is incharge of thisgovernment. Thesegovernments are incharge of publiceducation.Constitutiona body offundamentalprinciples thatsets rules forgovernments.LouisianaPurchaseThis landdeal doubledthe size ofthe US.FederalGovernmentThe nationalgovernment,the president isthe leader ofthisgovernment.TariffA protectivetax onforeigngoods.GeorgeWashingtonFirst president.Showed the strengthof the federalgovernment bystopping the WhiskeyRebellion.TreatyofParisThis officially endedthe AmericanRevolution. Britainrecognized the US asan independentcountry.NewEnglandColoniesThese colonieshad a coldclimate andrelied on fishingand whaling fortheir economy.MonroeDoctrineForeign policywhere thepresident tellsEurope to stopmessing withNorth America.Battle ofLexington&ConcordThe firstbattle of theAmericanRevolution.Battle ofYorktownThe finalbattle of theAmericanRevolution.FederalismThe sharedpower betweenthe federal andstategovernments.MiddleColoniesKnown as the"Breadbasket"colonies.FarewellAddressGeorge Washingtonadvises the countryto not have politicalparties, debt, orforeign alliances.Declaration ofIndependenceThecolonists"breakup"with Britain.SouthernColoniesThesecolonies hada warmclimate andfertile soil.MercantilismThe economicsystem wherecolonies gatherraw materials forthe mothercountry.Articles ofConfederationOur country'sfirstConstitution.Created a weakfederalgovernment.PrecedentsA rule ortradition thatfuturepresidentsfollowImpressmentThe act ofkidnappingAmerican sailorsand forcing theminto militaryservice.Checks&BalancesA system toensure thatno branchgets toomuch power.ThomasJeffersonThirdpresident andbought theLouisianaPurchase.GrievanceAcomplaintaboutsomething.RepublicanismA governmentwhere citizenselect others torepresentthem.StateGovernmentThe governor is incharge of thisgovernment. Thesegovernments are incharge of publiceducation.Constitutiona body offundamentalprinciples thatsets rules forgovernments.LouisianaPurchaseThis landdeal doubledthe size ofthe US.FederalGovernmentThe nationalgovernment,the president isthe leader ofthisgovernment.TariffA protectivetax onforeigngoods.GeorgeWashingtonFirst president.Showed the strengthof the federalgovernment bystopping the WhiskeyRebellion.TreatyofParisThis officially endedthe AmericanRevolution. Britainrecognized the US asan independentcountry.NewEnglandColoniesThese colonieshad a coldclimate andrelied on fishingand whaling fortheir economy.MonroeDoctrineForeign policywhere thepresident tellsEurope to stopmessing withNorth America.Battle ofLexington&ConcordThe firstbattle of theAmericanRevolution.Battle ofYorktownThe finalbattle of theAmericanRevolution.FederalismThe sharedpower betweenthe federal andstategovernments.MiddleColoniesKnown as the"Breadbasket"colonies.

1st Semester Review - Pranga - 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. George Washington advises the country to not have political parties, debt, or foreign alliances.
    Farewell Address
  2. The colonists "breakup" with Britain.
    Declaration of Independence
  3. These colonies had a warm climate and fertile soil.
    Southern Colonies
  4. The economic system where colonies gather raw materials for the mother country.
    Mercantilism
  5. Our country's first Constitution. Created a weak federal government.
    Articles of Confederation
  6. A rule or tradition that future presidents follow
    Precedents
  7. The act of kidnapping American sailors and forcing them into military service.
    Impressment
  8. A system to ensure that no branch gets too much power.
    Checks & Balances
  9. Third president and bought the Louisiana Purchase.
    Thomas Jefferson
  10. A complaint about something.
    Grievance
  11. A government where citizens elect others to represent them.
    Republicanism
  12. The governor is in charge of this government. These governments are in charge of public education.
    State Government
  13. a body of fundamental principles that sets rules for governments.
    Constitution
  14. This land deal doubled the size of the US.
    Louisiana Purchase
  15. The national government, the president is the leader of this government.
    Federal Government
  16. A protective tax on foreign goods.
    Tariff
  17. First president. Showed the strength of the federal government by stopping the Whiskey Rebellion.
    George Washington
  18. This officially ended the American Revolution. Britain recognized the US as an independent country.
    Treaty of Paris
  19. These colonies had a cold climate and relied on fishing and whaling for their economy.
    New England Colonies
  20. Foreign policy where the president tells Europe to stop messing with North America.
    Monroe Doctrine
  21. The first battle of the American Revolution.
    Battle of Lexington & Concord
  22. The final battle of the American Revolution.
    Battle of Yorktown
  23. The shared power between the federal and state governments.
    Federalism
  24. Known as the "Breadbasket" colonies.
    Middle Colonies