complexword todescribethecaravansMandewomenharvested andprocessedfood forstorage andsaleflourishinggrowing,thriving,doing wellgoodsThat which isproduced, thentraded, boughtor sold, thenfinallyconsumed.WangaraIslandrich withgoldvicinityneighbourhood;nearby region;surroundingarea.sun driedmud oracacia woodand stoneWhat wereMandehomesmade of?oasisA spring of freshwater,surrounded by afertile region ofvegetation, in adesert.Soninkepeople whoestablishedGhanathe king'ssoldiersguardedthe areaWhy weretraderssafe inGhana?storiesandpoetryTheSoninkeloved...BerberstribesmenfromNorthAfricaGoldGhanahad morethanenough...primaryMain;principal;placedahead ofothersentourageattendants,associatesorfollowers.familywhat wasmostimportant tothe Soninke?they bite,kick, spit,run awayWhy arecamels sochallenging?barteringAn exchangeof goods orserviceswithout theuse of money.Mandehadadvancedfarmingskillslaying outgoods to trade,drumbeats,hiding, and notspeakingHow did theWangaranminers dotheir trading?bodyguards,scholars,ambassadors,poets,musicianssome ofthe peoplein thecaravanSaltminesPeopleknew thelocationthelocation ofthe goldminestheWangaranminerswould nevertell...millet,sorghum,cotton,groundnuts,riceSome ofGhana'smajorcropscamelsessentialfor deserttravelMandemenhuntedand didmost of thefarmingtradethelifebloodof Ghanagold, salt,jewelry,tools,clothsome ofthe itemstradedinclude...caravanA convoy orprocession oftravelers, theirvehicles and cargo,and any packanimals, especiallycamels crossing adesert.complexword todescribethecaravansMandewomenharvested andprocessedfood forstorage andsaleflourishinggrowing,thriving,doing wellgoodsThat which isproduced, thentraded, boughtor sold, thenfinallyconsumed.WangaraIslandrich withgoldvicinityneighbourhood;nearby region;surroundingarea.sun driedmud oracacia woodand stoneWhat wereMandehomesmade of?oasisA spring of freshwater,surrounded by afertile region ofvegetation, in adesert.Soninkepeople whoestablishedGhanathe king'ssoldiersguardedthe areaWhy weretraderssafe inGhana?storiesandpoetryTheSoninkeloved...BerberstribesmenfromNorthAfricaGoldGhanahad morethanenough...primaryMain;principal;placedahead ofothersentourageattendants,associatesorfollowers.familywhat wasmostimportant tothe Soninke?they bite,kick, spit,run awayWhy arecamels sochallenging?barteringAn exchangeof goods orserviceswithout theuse of money.Mandehadadvancedfarmingskillslaying outgoods to trade,drumbeats,hiding, and notspeakingHow did theWangaranminers dotheir trading?bodyguards,scholars,ambassadors,poets,musicianssome ofthe peoplein thecaravanSaltminesPeopleknew thelocationthelocation ofthe goldminestheWangaranminerswould nevertell...millet,sorghum,cotton,groundnuts,riceSome ofGhana'smajorcropscamelsessentialfor deserttravelMandemenhuntedand didmost of thefarmingtradethelifebloodof Ghanagold, salt,jewelry,tools,clothsome ofthe itemstradedinclude...caravanA convoy orprocession oftravelers, theirvehicles and cargo,and any packanimals, especiallycamels crossing adesert.

Royal Kingdoms - 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. word to describe the caravans
    complex
  2. harvested and processed food for storage and sale
    Mande women
  3. growing, thriving, doing well
    flourishing
  4. That which is produced, then traded, bought or sold, then finally consumed.
    goods
  5. Island rich with gold
    Wangara
  6. neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area.
    vicinity
  7. What were Mande homes made of?
    sun dried mud or acacia wood and stone
  8. A spring of fresh water, surrounded by a fertile region of vegetation, in a desert.
    oasis
  9. people who established Ghana
    Soninke
  10. Why were traders safe in Ghana?
    the king's soldiers guarded the area
  11. The Soninke loved...
    stories and poetry
  12. tribesmen from North Africa
    Berbers
  13. Ghana had more than enough...
    Gold
  14. Main; principal; placed ahead of others
    primary
  15. attendants, associates or followers.
    entourage
  16. what was most important to the Soninke?
    family
  17. Why are camels so challenging?
    they bite, kick, spit, run away
  18. An exchange of goods or services without the use of money.
    bartering
  19. had advanced farming skills
    Mande
  20. How did the Wangaran miners do their trading?
    laying out goods to trade, drumbeats, hiding, and not speaking
  21. some of the people in the caravan
    bodyguards, scholars, ambassadors,poets, musicians
  22. People knew the location
    Salt mines
  23. the Wangaran miners would never tell...
    the location of the gold mines
  24. Some of Ghana's major crops
    millet, sorghum,cotton,ground nuts,rice
  25. essential for desert travel
    camels
  26. hunted and did most of the farming
    Mande men
  27. the lifeblood of Ghana
    trade
  28. some of the items traded include...
    gold, salt, jewelry, tools, cloth
  29. A convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo, and any pack animals, especially camels crossing a desert.
    caravan