(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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enduring issue where things do not stay the same
change
gases that killed and injured people first used in WWI
chemical weapons
meeting where Europeans divided up Africa into colonies
Berlin Conference
sea vessels that surprised and attacked other ships 1st used in WWI
submarines
when one country takes over another and changes the way people live
imperialism
When countries agree to support each other; one cause of WWI
alliances
extreme pride in your country. one of the causes of WWI
nationalism
enduring Issue where people/groups are not treated the same
inequality
Heir to the Austrian throne who was murdered; starts WWI
Archduke Ferdinand
enduring issue not having enough of something
scarcity
motorized attack vehicles
tanks
place controlled by another country
colony
fuel that allowed the Industrial Rev. start
coal
major metal resource that was important to the Industrial Rev.
iron
enduring issue around new technology and inventions
innovation
a country has economic control of an area of another country
sphere of influence
move to make things in factories rather than in homes by hand
industrialization
enduring issue- the way we look at the world- philosophy/ religion
ideas and beliefs
enduring issue where sides disagree
conflict
everyone should have equal access to China
Open Door Policy
required for the Industrial Rev. and reason for imperialism
resources
Allies; Britain, France, Russia
Triple Entente
enduring issue where one group has control of others
power
Central powers; Germany, Italy, Austria Hungary
Triple Alliance
nonviolent Indian leader
Gandhi
enduring issue where people affect the world around them
environmental impact
take great pride in your army, navy, and war; one of the causes of WWI
militarism