FormerSlaveOwnerWho wouldhave mostlikely NOTsupported theFreedmen'sBureau?FalseAll AfricanAmericanscould readand writeduring slaveryLincolnReconstructionPlanJohnson'sReconstructionplan wassimilar towho'sSharecropperWhat was thename of theworker who hadno supplies,equipment andno where to stayExpelledAfricanAmericanswere ______from theelectedpositionsAndrewJohnsonWho was the17th Presidentof the UnitedStates, hestarted off as avice presidentBoth part ofthe sameparty andran on thesame ticketWhy wasLincoln's andJohnsonreconstructionplan similarFalseThe 15thAmendmentallowed forwomen tovoteReconstructionWhat wasthe processof rebuildingthe economycalledEstablishedrights toformerslavesThe 13th,14th, and 15thAmendmentestablishedwhat ?KKKWhat groupterrorized andintimidatedAfricanAmericans14thAmendmentWhatAmendmentgave AfricanAmericansCitizenshipCongressionalReconstructionPlanWhatReconstructionplan was harshand made it harderfor the south torejoin the unionAbrahamLincolnWho was the16th Presidentof the UnitedStates, He diedwhile in officeDiscriminationThe unfairtreatment of aperson orgroup becauseof prejudice.TenantFarmerWhat was thename of theworker who hadeitherequipment, orsuppliesHenryMcNealTurnerWhat was thename of thefirst AfricanAmericanChaplain for theU.S ArmyMr.DerricotteWho'syourfavoriteteacherA new stateconstitutionwas createdthat gave moreequal rights toblack citizensWhen blackpeople beginto vote inGeorgia, whatwas improved?13thAmendmentWhichAmendmentfreed theslavesTheybarelymade anymoneyTenant Farmersand Sharecroppers hadwhat incommonCottonWhat cropmade Georgiaa lot of moneyand help theeconomyrecover15thAmendmentWhatamendmentgave AfricanAmericans theright to voteFreedmanBureauWhat organizationgave AfricanAmericans andpoor whites food,clothing, and aneducationFormerSlaveOwnerWho wouldhave mostlikely NOTsupported theFreedmen'sBureau?FalseAll AfricanAmericanscould readand writeduring slaveryLincolnReconstructionPlanJohnson'sReconstructionplan wassimilar towho'sSharecropperWhat was thename of theworker who hadno supplies,equipment andno where to stayExpelledAfricanAmericanswere ______from theelectedpositionsAndrewJohnsonWho was the17th Presidentof the UnitedStates, hestarted off as avice presidentBoth part ofthe sameparty andran on thesame ticketWhy wasLincoln's andJohnsonreconstructionplan similarFalseThe 15thAmendmentallowed forwomen tovoteReconstructionWhat wasthe processof rebuildingthe economycalledEstablishedrights toformerslavesThe 13th,14th, and 15thAmendmentestablishedwhat ?KKKWhat groupterrorized andintimidatedAfricanAmericans14thAmendmentWhatAmendmentgave AfricanAmericansCitizenshipCongressionalReconstructionPlanWhatReconstructionplan was harshand made it harderfor the south torejoin the unionAbrahamLincolnWho was the16th Presidentof the UnitedStates, He diedwhile in officeDiscriminationThe unfairtreatment of aperson orgroup becauseof prejudice.TenantFarmerWhat was thename of theworker who hadeitherequipment, orsuppliesHenryMcNealTurnerWhat was thename of thefirst AfricanAmericanChaplain for theU.S ArmyMr.DerricotteWho'syourfavoriteteacherA new stateconstitutionwas createdthat gave moreequal rights toblack citizensWhen blackpeople beginto vote inGeorgia, whatwas improved?13thAmendmentWhichAmendmentfreed theslavesTheybarelymade anymoneyTenant Farmersand Sharecroppers hadwhat incommonCottonWhat cropmade Georgiaa lot of moneyand help theeconomyrecover15thAmendmentWhatamendmentgave AfricanAmericans theright to voteFreedmanBureauWhat organizationgave AfricanAmericans andpoor whites food,clothing, and aneducation

SS8H6 Reconstruction - 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. Who would have most likely NOT supported the Freedmen's Bureau?
    Former Slave Owner
  2. All African Americans could read and write during slavery
    False
  3. Johnson's Reconstruction plan was similar to who's
    Lincoln Reconstruction Plan
  4. What was the name of the worker who had no supplies, equipment and no where to stay
    Sharecropper
  5. African Americans were ______ from the elected positions
    Expelled
  6. Who was the 17th President of the United States, he started off as a vice president
    Andrew Johnson
  7. Why was Lincoln's and Johnson reconstruction plan similar
    Both part of the same party and ran on the same ticket
  8. The 15th Amendment allowed for women to vote
    False
  9. What was the process of rebuilding the economy called
    Reconstruction
  10. The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendment established what ?
    Established rights to former slaves
  11. What group terrorized and intimidated African Americans
    KKK
  12. What Amendment gave African Americans Citizenship
    14th Amendment
  13. What Reconstruction plan was harsh and made it harder for the south to rejoin the union
    Congressional Reconstruction Plan
  14. Who was the 16th President of the United States, He died while in office
    Abraham Lincoln
  15. The unfair treatment of a person or group because of prejudice.
    Discrimination
  16. What was the name of the worker who had either equipment, or supplies
    Tenant Farmer
  17. What was the name of the first African American Chaplain for the U.S Army
    Henry McNeal Turner
  18. Who's your favorite teacher
    Mr. Derricotte
  19. When black people begin to vote in Georgia, what was improved?
    A new state constitution was created that gave more equal rights to black citizens
  20. Which Amendment freed the slaves
    13th Amendment
  21. Tenant Farmers and Share croppers had what in common
    They barely made any money
  22. What crop made Georgia a lot of money and help the economy recover
    Cotton
  23. What amendment gave African Americans the right to vote
    15th Amendment
  24. What organization gave African Americans and poor whites food, clothing, and an education
    Freedman Bureau