CounteeCullenHarlemrenaissanceLangstonHughesImprovesituation ofAfricanAmericansAmerica's1st all blackmunicipality1917-1935Formedband madeof uniquemusiciansJamesWeldonJohnsonPoetry,BooksBlackMeccaColorStruckGiggenheimFellowship1902-1967Jazz,BluesNewYorkCityRev.FrederickA. CullenWhiteEducationalFacilitiesGainedMomentumAfricanAmericansEscapingOppressionTheSouthZoraNealeHurstonCivilRightsDukeEllingtonDukeEllington'sLastWordsCounteeCullenHarlemrenaissanceLangstonHughesImprovesituation ofAfricanAmericansAmerica's1st all blackmunicipality1917-1935Formedband madeof uniquemusiciansJamesWeldonJohnsonPoetry,BooksBlackMeccaColorStruckGiggenheimFellowship1902-1967Jazz,BluesNewYorkCityRev.FrederickA. CullenWhiteEducationalFacilitiesGainedMomentumAfricanAmericansEscapingOppressionTheSouthZoraNealeHurstonCivilRightsDukeEllingtonDukeEllington'sLastWords

The Harlem Renaissance - 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. Countee Cullen
  2. Harlem renaissance
  3. Langston Hughes
  4. Improve situation of African Americans
  5. America's 1st all black municipality
  6. 1917-1935
  7. Formed band made of unique musicians
  8. James Weldon Johnson
  9. Poetry, Books
  10. Black Mecca
  11. Color Struck
  12. Giggenheim Fellowship
  13. 1902-1967
  14. Jazz, Blues
  15. New York City
  16. Rev. Frederick A. Cullen
  17. White Educational Facilities
  18. Gained Momentum
  19. African Americans Escaping Oppression
  20. The South
  21. Zora Neale Hurston
  22. Civil Rights
  23. Duke Ellington
  24. Duke Ellington's Last Words