LexingtonandConcordfirst battleof theAmericanRevolutionLouisianaPurchasePurchased in 1803and doubled thesize of the U.S.;gained control ofthe MississippiRiverMercantilismYou sell more thanyou buy; momma(mother country)makes money offof her babies(colonies)JamesMadisonfather of theConstitutionTariff ofAbominationsTariff passedin 1828 thatled to theNullificationCrisisFirstAmendmentFreedom ofreligion,speech,press, petitionand assemblyMonroeDoctrineThe westernhemisphereis off limits tocolonizationby EuropeJohn CCalhounJackson's VicePresident whoconvinced SouthCarolina to nullifythe tariff ofAbominationSpanishColonizedfor Gold,Glory andGodTreatyofParisended theAmericanRevolutionaryWarBattle ofYorktownlast battle of theAmericanRevolution --GeneralCornwallissurrendered toWashingtonTarifftax onimportedgoodsNullificationCrisisSouth Carolinanullified the tariffof 1828 andthreatened tosecede from theUnionPopularSovereigntyPeople arethe source ofpower in thegovernmentThirdAmendmentNoquarteringof troopsSeparationof PowersNationalgovernmentis dividedinto threebranchesEnglishColonizedfor land, rawmaterialsandmercantilismFederalismdivision ofgovernmentalpower betweenstate and national(federal)governmentFrenchcolonized forfurs and tospreadChristianityAlien andSeditionActsMade criticizingthe governmentillegal andallowed for thedeportation ofthe FrenchWar of1812fought overimpressmentof sailorsXYZAffairFranceasked forbrides fromAmericandiplomatsCommonManAndrew Jacksonbelieved he wasthe spokesperson for thisgroup of peopleRepublicanismpeople electrepresentativesto makedecisions forthem ingovernmentSaratogaFrench governmentdecided to help theAmericans out afterthis battle during theAmerican RevolutionHenryClaycreated thecompromisetariff during theNullificationcrisisLexingtonandConcordfirst battleof theAmericanRevolutionLouisianaPurchasePurchased in 1803and doubled thesize of the U.S.;gained control ofthe MississippiRiverMercantilismYou sell more thanyou buy; momma(mother country)makes money offof her babies(colonies)JamesMadisonfather of theConstitutionTariff ofAbominationsTariff passedin 1828 thatled to theNullificationCrisisFirstAmendmentFreedom ofreligion,speech,press, petitionand assemblyMonroeDoctrineThe westernhemisphereis off limits tocolonizationby EuropeJohn CCalhounJackson's VicePresident whoconvinced SouthCarolina to nullifythe tariff ofAbominationSpanishColonizedfor Gold,Glory andGodTreatyofParisended theAmericanRevolutionaryWarBattle ofYorktownlast battle of theAmericanRevolution --GeneralCornwallissurrendered toWashingtonTarifftax onimportedgoodsNullificationCrisisSouth Carolinanullified the tariffof 1828 andthreatened tosecede from theUnionPopularSovereigntyPeople arethe source ofpower in thegovernmentThirdAmendmentNoquarteringof troopsSeparationof PowersNationalgovernmentis dividedinto threebranchesEnglishColonizedfor land, rawmaterialsandmercantilismFederalismdivision ofgovernmentalpower betweenstate and national(federal)governmentFrenchcolonized forfurs and tospreadChristianityAlien andSeditionActsMade criticizingthe governmentillegal andallowed for thedeportation ofthe FrenchWar of1812fought overimpressmentof sailorsXYZAffairFranceasked forbrides fromAmericandiplomatsCommonManAndrew Jacksonbelieved he wasthe spokesperson for thisgroup of peopleRepublicanismpeople electrepresentativesto makedecisions forthem ingovernmentSaratogaFrench governmentdecided to help theAmericans out afterthis battle during theAmerican RevolutionHenryClaycreated thecompromisetariff during theNullificationcrisis

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. first battle of the American Revolution
    Lexington and Concord
  2. Purchased in 1803 and doubled the size of the U.S.; gained control of the Mississippi River
    Louisiana Purchase
  3. You sell more than you buy; momma (mother country) makes money off of her babies (colonies)
    Mercantilism
  4. father of the Constitution
    James Madison
  5. Tariff passed in 1828 that led to the Nullification Crisis
    Tariff of Abominations
  6. Freedom of religion, speech, press, petition and assembly
    First Amendment
  7. The western hemisphere is off limits to colonization by Europe
    Monroe Doctrine
  8. Jackson's Vice President who convinced South Carolina to nullify the tariff of Abomination
    John C Calhoun
  9. Colonized for Gold, Glory and God
    Spanish
  10. ended the American Revolutionary War
    Treaty of Paris
  11. last battle of the American Revolution -- General Cornwallis surrendered to Washington
    Battle of Yorktown
  12. tax on imported goods
    Tariff
  13. South Carolina nullified the tariff of 1828 and threatened to secede from the Union
    Nullification Crisis
  14. People are the source of power in the government
    Popular Sovereignty
  15. No quartering of troops
    Third Amendment
  16. National government is divided into three branches
    Separation of Powers
  17. Colonized for land, raw materials and mercantilism
    English
  18. division of governmental power between state and national (federal) government
    Federalism
  19. colonized for furs and to spread Christianity
    French
  20. Made criticizing the government illegal and allowed for the deportation of the French
    Alien and Sedition Acts
  21. fought over impressment of sailors
    War of 1812
  22. France asked for brides from American diplomats
    XYZ Affair
  23. Andrew Jackson believed he was the spokes person for this group of people
    Common Man
  24. people elect representatives to make decisions for them in government
    Republicanism
  25. French government decided to help the Americans out after this battle during the American Revolution
    Saratoga
  26. created the compromise tariff during the Nullification crisis
    Henry Clay