BleedingKansasGeneralShermanGeneralMcClellan80%DiseaseTo startan armedrevolt inthe SouthAsubmarineGettysburgAddressA slave thattried to sue thegovernment forhis freedomJohnBrownTheFree-SoilPartyGeneral oftheConfederatearmyBannedslaveryManufacturingTariffsSouthCarolinaBattle ofChancellorsvilleTheNorth/TheUnion23BattleofShilohJohnW.BoothThe 13thAmendmentTheConfederacyTheLibertyLawsCommanderHookerDredScott vs.SanfordFirstBattle ofBull RunTheAnacondaplanClaraBartonSlaveryThepresident oftheConfederacyTheUndergroundRailroadNewOrleansStop thespread ofslaveryFreed slavesin theSouthernstatesCompromiseof 18507He washangedfortreasonTheKansasNebraskaActClaraBartonPickettAntietam1861-1865620,000SoldiersAbrahamLincoln$4millionThesecessionof SouthCarolinaAbrahamLincolnThe BattleofGettysburgIroncladWarshipsFreedmen'sBureauAgricultureFord'sTheatreAbrahamLincoln111865SecessionCut Southoff fromsuppliesSavannahAppomattoxCourtHouseRobertE. LeeGeneralPopeStonewallJacksonFortSumterAllowed thestates tovote to befree or slaveTheSouth/TheConfederacyThe Union &TheConfederacyTheSouthMissouriCompromiseNativismRock OfChickamaugaA personthat wantedto endslaveryLincoln'sAssassinationNov 6,1865CommanderStuartPopularsovereigntyByprintingmoneyRichmond,VATheUnionBleedingKansasGeneralShermanGeneralMcClellan80%DiseaseTo startan armedrevolt inthe SouthAsubmarineGettysburgAddressA slave thattried to sue thegovernment forhis freedomJohnBrownTheFree-SoilPartyGeneral oftheConfederatearmyBannedslaveryManufacturingTariffsSouthCarolinaBattle ofChancellorsvilleTheNorth/TheUnion23BattleofShilohJohnW.BoothThe 13thAmendmentTheConfederacyTheLibertyLawsCommanderHookerDredScott vs.SanfordFirstBattle ofBull RunTheAnacondaplanClaraBartonSlaveryThepresident oftheConfederacyTheUndergroundRailroadNewOrleansStop thespread ofslaveryFreed slavesin theSouthernstatesCompromiseof 18507He washangedfortreasonTheKansasNebraskaActClaraBartonPickettAntietam1861-1865620,000SoldiersAbrahamLincoln$4millionThesecessionof SouthCarolinaAbrahamLincolnThe BattleofGettysburgIroncladWarshipsFreedmen'sBureauAgricultureFord'sTheatreAbrahamLincoln111865SecessionCut Southoff fromsuppliesSavannahAppomattoxCourtHouseRobertE. LeeGeneralPopeStonewallJacksonFortSumterAllowed thestates tovote to befree or slaveTheSouth/TheConfederacyThe Union &TheConfederacyTheSouthMissouriCompromiseNativismRock OfChickamaugaA personthat wantedto endslaveryLincoln'sAssassinationNov 6,1865CommanderStuartPopularsovereigntyByprintingmoneyRichmond,VATheUnion

Civil War BINGO card - 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. Bleeding Kansas
  2. General Sherman
  3. General McClellan
  4. 80%
  5. Disease
  6. To start an armed revolt in the South
  7. A submarine
  8. Gettysburg Address
  9. A slave that tried to sue the government for his freedom
  10. John Brown
  11. The Free-Soil Party
  12. General of the Confederate army
  13. Banned slavery
  14. Manufacturing
  15. Tariffs
  16. South Carolina
  17. Battle of Chancellorsville
  18. The North/The Union
  19. 23
  20. Battle of Shiloh
  21. John W. Booth
  22. The 13th Amendment
  23. The Confederacy
  24. The Liberty Laws
  25. Commander Hooker
  26. Dred Scott vs. Sanford
  27. First Battle of Bull Run
  28. The Anaconda plan
  29. Clara Barton
  30. Slavery
  31. The president of the Confederacy
  32. The Underground Railroad
  33. New Orleans
  34. Stop the spread of slavery
  35. Freed slaves in the Southern states
  36. Compromise of 1850
  37. 7
  38. He was hanged for treason
  39. The Kansas Nebraska Act
  40. Clara Barton
  41. Pickett
  42. Antietam
  43. 1861-1865
  44. 620,000 Soldiers
  45. Abraham Lincoln
  46. $4 million
  47. The secession of South Carolina
  48. Abraham Lincoln
  49. The Battle of Gettysburg
  50. Ironclad Warships
  51. Freedmen's Bureau
  52. Agriculture
  53. Ford's Theatre
  54. Abraham Lincoln
  55. 11
  56. 1865
  57. Secession
  58. Cut South off from supplies
  59. Savannah
  60. Appomattox Court House
  61. Robert E. Lee
  62. General Pope
  63. Stonewall Jackson
  64. Fort Sumter
  65. Allowed the states to vote to be free or slave
  66. The South/The Confederacy
  67. The Union & The Confederacy
  68. The South
  69. Missouri Compromise
  70. Nativism
  71. Rock Of Chickamauga
  72. A person that wanted to end slavery
  73. Lincoln's Assassination
  74. Nov 6, 1865
  75. Commander Stuart
  76. Popular sovereignty
  77. By printing money
  78. Richmond, VA
  79. The Union