there are enough resourcesand if a problem, people willfigure out new ways      Stage3#deaths/100070/rateof NI15-45number of peopleunder the age of15 and over age64, compares tothe number ofpeople active inthe labor forcedoublingtimewars,plagues,famineHIV/AIDSKarlMarxStage1epidemiologicalmodelIMRlargest numberof individuals ofa populationthat aenvironmentcan supportBritish economistof late 1700's.considered thefirst to predict apopulation crisisNortheasternUS. GreatLakesLivebirths/1000CBR-CDRdivided by100Males/100Femalesnumber of a peoplein an area exceedsthe capacity of theenvironment tosupport life at adecent standard ofliving.an exilewho fleesfor safetysterilizationStage2Stage4there are enough resourcesand if a problem, people willfigure out new ways      Stage3#deaths/100070/rateof NI15-45number of peopleunder the age of15 and over age64, compares tothe number ofpeople active inthe labor forcedoublingtimewars,plagues,famineHIV/AIDSKarlMarxStage1epidemiologicalmodelIMRlargest numberof individuals ofa populationthat aenvironmentcan supportBritish economistof late 1700's.considered thefirst to predict apopulation crisisNortheasternUS. GreatLakesLivebirths/1000CBR-CDRdivided by100Males/100Femalesnumber of a peoplein an area exceedsthe capacity of theenvironment tosupport life at adecent standard ofliving.an exilewho fleesfor safetysterilizationStage2Stage4

Unit 2 - 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. there are enough resources and if a problem, people will figure out new ways  
  2. Stage 3
  3. #deaths/1000
  4. 70/rate of NI
  5. 15-45
  6. number of people under the age of 15 and over age 64, compares to the number of people active in the labor force
  7. doubling time
  8. wars, plagues, famine
  9. HIV/AIDS
  10. Karl Marx
  11. Stage 1
  12. epidemiological model
  13. IMR
  14. largest number of individuals of a population that a environment can support
  15. British economist of late 1700's. considered the first to predict a population crisis
  16. Northeastern US. Great Lakes
  17. Live births/1000
  18. CBR-CDR divided by 100
  19. Males/100 Females
  20. number of a people in an area exceeds the capacity of the environment to support life at a decent standard of living.
  21. an exile who flees for safety
  22. sterilization
  23. Stage 2
  24. Stage 4