De wittClintonA machinethat removesthe seedsfrom cottonfiberMr.Smith1796Jackson vetoesthe bill torecharter theBank of theUnited Stateslegal rightsto aninventionand itsprofitsOldHickory8Jacksondefeats theBritish in theBattle ofNew Orleans1837The ErieCanalofficiallyopened1767363Jacksonbecomes majorgeneral of theTennesseeMilitia.Jacksonsigns theIndianRemoval ActFrancisScottKeyJacksonretires at theend of hissecond term.1845Jacksonis electedpresident1817AlbanytoBuffaloTennesseeelects Jacksonas its firstrepresentativeto Congress.181840 feetwide and4 feetdeepDe wittClintonA machinethat removesthe seedsfrom cottonfiberMr.Smith1796Jackson vetoesthe bill torecharter theBank of theUnited Stateslegal rightsto aninventionand itsprofitsOldHickory8Jacksondefeats theBritish in theBattle ofNew Orleans1837The ErieCanalofficiallyopened1767363Jacksonbecomes majorgeneral of theTennesseeMilitia.Jacksonsigns theIndianRemoval ActFrancisScottKeyJacksonretires at theend of hissecond term.1845Jacksonis electedpresident1817AlbanytoBuffaloTennesseeelects Jacksonas its firstrepresentativeto Congress.181840 feetwide and4 feetdeep

Andrew Jackson Bingo - 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. De witt Clinton
  2. A machine that removes the seeds from cotton fiber
  3. Mr. Smith
  4. 1796
  5. Jackson vetoes the bill to recharter the Bank of the United States
  6. legal rights to an invention and its profits
  7. Old Hickory
  8. 8
  9. Jackson defeats the British in the Battle of New Orleans
  10. 1837
  11. The Erie Canal officially opened
  12. 1767
  13. 363
  14. Jackson becomes major general of the Tennessee Militia.
  15. Jackson signs the Indian Removal Act
  16. Francis Scott Key
  17. Jackson retires at the end of his second term.
  18. 1845
  19. Jackson is elected president
  20. 1817
  21. Albany to Buffalo
  22. Tennessee elects Jackson as its first representative to Congress.
  23. 1818
  24. 40 feet wide and 4 feet deep