Landordinanceof 1785primarysourceslumber,sugar,cotton,tobaccoHarrietBeecherStoweAbrahamLincolnPaleo-Indiansauto-biographies,journals,diariesFugitiveSlaveActUndergroundRailroadSugarActraisedtaxesPaulReverePTriangularTradeRoute Proclamationof 1763cooperationFrenchBostonMassacreFrench &IndianWarWar of1812Declaration ofIndependencefollowedherds ofmastadonsandmammothsBattle ofFallenTimbersUlyssesS.GrantNorthwestOrdinanceRobertE. LeeRBattle ofGettysburgHarrietTubmanartifactsBostonTeaPartyEnglishPontiac'sRebellion LateWoodlanddemocraticidealsOhio Anti-SlaverySocietyUnitedStatesConstitutionprehistoricconflictGeorgeWashingtonSpanishcorn,wheat,livestock,coalbiographies,internetarticles,textbooksLexington&ConcordboycottboyEmancipationProclamationTecumsehNorthwestTerritoryValleyForgeFortAncientIndians smallpoxvaccine,alliance withFrance,spies, snipersshipbuilding,textilemillsTreaty ofGreenvilleAbolitionistsOhiosecondarysourcesPatrickHenry plantationssilk,spices,tea,clothingAdenaStampActWyandot,Seneca,Delaware,Ottawa, Miami,ShawneeArchaicIndiansJeffersonDavisCivilWarYorktownYTreatyofParisBattleof LakeErielandbridgefrom Asia QuarteringActHopewellLandordinanceof 1785primarysourceslumber,sugar,cotton,tobaccoHarrietBeecherStoweAbrahamLincolnPaleo-Indiansauto-biographies,journals,diariesFugitiveSlaveActUndergroundRailroadSugarActraisedtaxesPaulReverePTriangularTradeRoute Proclamationof 1763cooperationFrenchBostonMassacreFrench &IndianWarWar of1812Declaration ofIndependencefollowedherds ofmastadonsandmammothsBattle ofFallenTimbersUlyssesS.GrantNorthwestOrdinanceRobertE. LeeRBattle ofGettysburgHarrietTubmanartifactsBostonTeaPartyEnglishPontiac'sRebellion LateWoodlanddemocraticidealsOhio Anti-SlaverySocietyUnitedStatesConstitutionprehistoricconflictGeorgeWashingtonSpanishcorn,wheat,livestock,coalbiographies,internetarticles,textbooksLexington&ConcordboycottboyEmancipationProclamationTecumsehNorthwestTerritoryValleyForgeFortAncientIndians smallpoxvaccine,alliance withFrance,spies, snipersshipbuilding,textilemillsTreaty ofGreenvilleAbolitionistsOhiosecondarysourcesPatrickHenry plantationssilk,spices,tea,clothingAdenaStampActWyandot,Seneca,Delaware,Ottawa, Miami,ShawneeArchaicIndiansJeffersonDavisCivilWarYorktownYTreatyofParisBattleof LakeErielandbridgefrom Asia QuarteringActHopewell

4th gr. End of the Year SS 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. Land ordinance of 1785
  2. primary sources
  3. lumber, sugar, cotton, tobacco
  4. Harriet Beecher Stowe
  5. Abraham Lincoln
  6. Paleo-Indians
  7. auto-biographies, journals, diaries
  8. Fugitive Slave Act
  9. Underground Railroad
  10. Sugar Act
  11. raised taxes
  12. P
    Paul Revere
  13. Triangular Trade Route
  14. Proclamation of 1763
  15. cooperation
  16. French
  17. Boston Massacre
  18. French & Indian War
  19. War of 1812
  20. Declaration of Independence
  21. followed herds of mastadons and mammoths
  22. Battle of Fallen Timbers
  23. Ulysses S. Grant
  24. Northwest Ordinance
  25. R
    Robert E. Lee
  26. Battle of Gettysburg
  27. Harriet Tubman
  28. artifacts
  29. Boston Tea Party
  30. English
  31. Pontiac's Rebellion
  32. Late Woodland
  33. democratic ideals
  34. Ohio Anti-Slavery Society
  35. United States Constitution
  36. prehistoric
  37. conflict
  38. George Washington
  39. Spanish
  40. corn, wheat, livestock, coal
  41. biographies, internet articles, textbooks
  42. Lexington & Concord
  43. boy
    boycott
  44. Emancipation Proclamation
  45. Tecumseh
  46. Northwest Territory
  47. Valley Forge
  48. Fort Ancient Indians
  49. smallpox vaccine, alliance with France, spies, snipers
  50. ship building, textile mills
  51. Treaty of Greenville
  52. Abolitionists
  53. Ohio
  54. secondary sources
  55. Patrick Henry
  56. plantations
  57. silk, spices, tea, clothing
  58. Adena
  59. Stamp Act
  60. Wyandot, Seneca, Delaware, Ottawa, Miami, Shawnee
  61. Archaic Indians
  62. Jefferson Davis
  63. Civil War
  64. Y
    Yorktown
  65. Treaty of Paris
  66. Battle of Lake Erie
  67. land bridge from Asia
  68. Quartering Act
  69. Hopewell