yellowjournalismJamesWattFactorySystempoorworkingconditionsNo safetyonmachinessocialismAlexanderGrahamBellcottonginLand,Labor,CapitalFreeEnterpriseor FreeMarketInterchangeablePartsUtilitarianismUnequalSocialClassesWilliamRandolphHearstCorneliusVanderbiltBusinessCycleEliWhitneyThomasAlvaEdisonCreationof newfactoryjobsMonopolyLaissez-FaireTenementsMechanizationMeans ofProductionpreservesoil/growmorecropsTriangleShirtwaistFactorySamuelMorseEnclosureMovementAndrewCarnegieJethroTullHenryFordKarlMarxVulcanizationBessemerProcessSamuelGompersTelegraphCommunismsteamengineCapitalismMassProductionyellowjournalismJamesWattFactorySystempoorworkingconditionsNo safetyonmachinessocialismAlexanderGrahamBellcottonginLand,Labor,CapitalFreeEnterpriseor FreeMarketInterchangeablePartsUtilitarianismUnequalSocialClassesWilliamRandolphHearstCorneliusVanderbiltBusinessCycleEliWhitneyThomasAlvaEdisonCreationof newfactoryjobsMonopolyLaissez-FaireTenementsMechanizationMeans ofProductionpreservesoil/growmorecropsTriangleShirtwaistFactorySamuelMorseEnclosureMovementAndrewCarnegieJethroTullHenryFordKarlMarxVulcanizationBessemerProcessSamuelGompersTelegraphCommunismsteamengineCapitalismMassProduction

Industrial Revolution - 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. yellow journalism
  2. James Watt
  3. Factory System
  4. poor working conditions
  5. No safety on machines
  6. socialism
  7. Alexander Graham Bell
  8. cotton gin
  9. Land, Labor, Capital
  10. Free Enterprise or Free Market
  11. Interchangeable Parts
  12. Utilitarianism
  13. Unequal Social Classes
  14. William Randolph Hearst
  15. Cornelius Vanderbilt
  16. Business Cycle
  17. Eli Whitney
  18. Thomas Alva Edison
  19. Creation of new factory jobs
  20. Monopoly
  21. Laissez-Faire
  22. Tenements
  23. Mechanization
  24. Means of Production
  25. preserve soil/grow more crops
  26. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
  27. Samuel Morse
  28. Enclosure Movement
  29. Andrew Carnegie
  30. Jethro Tull
  31. Henry Ford
  32. Karl Marx
  33. Vulcanization
  34. Bessemer Process
  35. Samuel Gompers
  36. Telegraph
  37. Communism
  38. steam engine
  39. Capitalism
  40. Mass Production