Mensheviksa more moderatepolitical groupwithin the sovietswho wanted to havea transition to asocialist form ofgovernmenttotalwara war where acountry puts allits economicresourcestowards fightingthe warLeagueofNationsPeacekeepingOrganizationstarted afterWorld WarOneInflationincrease in theprice of goodssuch that thecurrency loses itsvalue as the pricelevels increasesSchlieffenPlanGerman militaryplan to fight theirway into FrancethroughBelgium.Stalematesituationwherethere isno winnerBolshevikspolitical party withinthe soviets whowanted to create aMarxist style ofgovernment and getrid of the czar.WesternFrontfighting between theAllied and Axis powersthrough Luxembourg,Belgium and France inEurope. It was one ofthe main areas wherebattles were fought inWW1.DawesPlannew reparation plancreated by anAmerican Banker toreduce the size ofGermany’s paymentsafter World War OneSovietsworkers councilsthat were formedin citied in Russiato challenge thegovernment thatwas in placecasualtythe number ofpeople who wereinjured and thenumber of peoplewho were killeddue to warArmsRacetwo or morenationscompeting toincrease theirmilitary, peopleand weaponsProvisionaltemporarygovernmentCentralPowersGermany,Austria-Hungaryand Italy. Alsoknown as theTriple Alliance.AlliedPowersRussia, Franceand the UnitedKingdom. Alsoknown as "TripleEntente."Censor military leaders wouldread letters beforethey were deliveredand information wasremoved if it wasthought of to bedangerous.TarifftaxesZimmermanTelegrama secret lettersent fromGermany toMexico in anattempt to forman alliance.VladimirLeninradical Russian whowas did not agreewith Russianinvolvement in WorldWar One, he wouldlead a revolution thatbrought down theRussian monarchyTrenchWarfarebattlefield techniquewhere a trench orchannel was dug intothe ground and thetwo sides would fireat each other fromtheir dugout.Treaty ofVersaillespeace treatythat endedWorld WarOneFourteenPointsgoals that PresidentWilson brought to theParis PeaceConference to beincluded in the Treatyof VersaillesTreaty ofBrest-Litovsksigned betweenGermany andRussia to endRussianinvolvement inWorld War OneGreatDepressiona period of majoreconomic declinearound the worldduring the 1930sand early 1940sWeimarRepublicGermangovernmentbetween WorldWar One andWorld War TwoStockunits ofownershipin largebusinessesreparationsmoney thatdefeatedcountries paythe victors tomake amendsfor warMensheviksa more moderatepolitical groupwithin the sovietswho wanted to havea transition to asocialist form ofgovernmenttotalwara war where acountry puts allits economicresourcestowards fightingthe warLeagueofNationsPeacekeepingOrganizationstarted afterWorld WarOneInflationincrease in theprice of goodssuch that thecurrency loses itsvalue as the pricelevels increasesSchlieffenPlanGerman militaryplan to fight theirway into FrancethroughBelgium.Stalematesituationwherethere isno winnerBolshevikspolitical party withinthe soviets whowanted to create aMarxist style ofgovernment and getrid of the czar.WesternFrontfighting between theAllied and Axis powersthrough Luxembourg,Belgium and France inEurope. It was one ofthe main areas wherebattles were fought inWW1.DawesPlannew reparation plancreated by anAmerican Banker toreduce the size ofGermany’s paymentsafter World War OneSovietsworkers councilsthat were formedin citied in Russiato challenge thegovernment thatwas in placecasualtythe number ofpeople who wereinjured and thenumber of peoplewho were killeddue to warArmsRacetwo or morenationscompeting toincrease theirmilitary, peopleand weaponsProvisionaltemporarygovernmentCentralPowersGermany,Austria-Hungaryand Italy. Alsoknown as theTriple Alliance.AlliedPowersRussia, Franceand the UnitedKingdom. Alsoknown as "TripleEntente."Censormilitary leaders wouldread letters beforethey were deliveredand information wasremoved if it wasthought of to bedangerous.TarifftaxesZimmermanTelegrama secret lettersent fromGermany toMexico in anattempt to forman alliance.VladimirLeninradical Russian whowas did not agreewith Russianinvolvement in WorldWar One, he wouldlead a revolution thatbrought down theRussian monarchyTrenchWarfarebattlefield techniquewhere a trench orchannel was dug intothe ground and thetwo sides would fireat each other fromtheir dugout.Treaty ofVersaillespeace treatythat endedWorld WarOneFourteenPointsgoals that PresidentWilson brought to theParis PeaceConference to beincluded in the Treatyof VersaillesTreaty ofBrest-Litovsksigned betweenGermany andRussia to endRussianinvolvement inWorld War OneGreatDepressiona period of majoreconomic declinearound the worldduring the 1930sand early 1940sWeimarRepublicGermangovernmentbetween WorldWar One andWorld War TwoStockunits ofownershipin largebusinessesreparationsmoney thatdefeatedcountries paythe victors tomake amendsfor war

Untitled Bingo - 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 more moderate political group within the soviets who wanted to have a transition to a socialist form of government
    Mensheviks
  2. a war where a country puts all its economic resources towards fighting the war
    total war
  3. Peacekeeping Organization started after World War One
    League of Nations
  4. increase in the price of goods such that the currency loses its value as the price levels increases
    Inflation
  5. German military plan to fight their way into France through Belgium.
    Schlieffen Plan
  6. situation where there is no winner
    Stalemate
  7. political party within the soviets who wanted to create a Marxist style of government and get rid of the czar.
    Bolsheviks
  8. fighting between the Allied and Axis powers through Luxembourg, Belgium and France in Europe. It was one of the main areas where battles were fought in WW1.
    Western Front
  9. new reparation plan created by an American Banker to reduce the size of Germany’s payments after World War One
    Dawes Plan
  10. workers councils that were formed in citied in Russia to challenge the government that was in place
    Soviets
  11. the number of people who were injured and the number of people who were killed due to war
    casualty
  12. two or more nations competing to increase their military, people and weapons
    Arms Race
  13. temporary government
    Provisional
  14. Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy. Also known as the Triple Alliance.
    Central Powers
  15. Russia, France and the United Kingdom. Also known as "Triple Entente."
    Allied Powers
  16. military leaders would read letters before they were delivered and information was removed if it was thought of to be dangerous.
    Censor
  17. taxes
    Tariff
  18. a secret letter sent from Germany to Mexico in an attempt to form an alliance.
    Zimmerman Telegram
  19. radical Russian who was did not agree with Russian involvement in World War One, he would lead a revolution that brought down the Russian monarchy
    Vladimir Lenin
  20. battlefield technique where a trench or channel was dug into the ground and the two sides would fire at each other from their dugout.
    Trench Warfare
  21. peace treaty that ended World War One
    Treaty of Versailles
  22. goals that President Wilson brought to the Paris Peace Conference to be included in the Treaty of Versailles
    Fourteen Points
  23. signed between Germany and Russia to end Russian involvement in World War One
    Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
  24. a period of major economic decline around the world during the 1930s and early 1940s
    Great Depression
  25. German government between World War One and World War Two
    Weimar Republic
  26. units of ownership in large businesses
    Stock
  27. money that defeated countries pay the victors to make amends for war
    reparations