British codebreakers usedthis forcryptanalysisduring WorldWar II.InventedthetypewriterThis"machine"weighedseveral tonsThanks tohim - youcan playvideo gamesStartedthe WorldWide Web(WWW)he theorizedabout"artificialintelligence"whiledecipheringGerman codeoften beenregarded as theinventor of themodern computer -invented 1stprogrammablecomputerPioneer ofComputerGraphicsComputerScience Weekis based onthis person'sbirthdayTheydevelopedUNIX - a freeoperatingsystemco-founderof MicrosoftandChairman ofVulcan, Inc.1stcommerciallyavailableRAM in 1970Prosecutedfor beinghomosexualwhich resultedin his suicide.Termedthephase:"debug"invented the@ sign fromsymbol toiconFounded thecompany HPin the 1930'sDeveloped in the1950s for scientific& engineeringapplications,-dominatedcomputingConsideredthe firstprogrammerGamingsystemreleased in1977 withtwo joysticksCreated apopularsocialmedia siteInventedtheAnalyticalMachineCreatedAppleComputersPioneered the ideaof "software" use oncomputers &developed some ofthe most popularsoftware usedtoday.With free terminals athome or work, peoplein France couldconnect to more than25,000 online serviceslong before the worldwide web had evenbeen inventedBritish codebreakers usedthis forcryptanalysisduring WorldWar II.InventedthetypewriterThis"machine"weighedseveral tonsThanks tohim - youcan playvideo gamesStartedthe WorldWide Web(WWW)he theorizedabout"artificialintelligence"whiledecipheringGerman codeoften beenregarded as theinventor of themodern computer -invented 1stprogrammablecomputerPioneer ofComputerGraphicsComputerScience Weekis based onthis person'sbirthdayTheydevelopedUNIX - a freeoperatingsystemco-founderof MicrosoftandChairman ofVulcan, Inc.1stcommerciallyavailableRAM in 1970Prosecutedfor beinghomosexualwhich resultedin his suicide.Termedthephase:"debug"invented the@ sign fromsymbol toiconFounded thecompany HPin the 1930'sDeveloped in the1950s for scientific& engineeringapplications,-dominatedcomputingConsideredthe firstprogrammerGamingsystemreleased in1977 withtwo joysticksCreated apopularsocialmedia siteInventedtheAnalyticalMachineCreatedAppleComputersPioneered the ideaof "software" use oncomputers &developed some ofthe most popularsoftware usedtoday.With free terminals athome or work, peoplein France couldconnect to more than25,000 online serviceslong before the worldwide web had evenbeen invented

History Bingo CS1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. G-British code breakers used this for cryptanalysis during World War II.
  2. N-Invented the typewriter
  3. O-This "machine" weighed several tons
  4. I-Thanks to him - you can play video games
  5. B-Started the World Wide Web (WWW)
  6. O-he theorized about"artificial intelligence" while deciphering German code
  7. I-often been regarded as the inventor of the modern computer - invented 1st programmable computer
  8. O-Pioneer of Computer Graphics
  9. B-Computer Science Week is based on this person's birthday
  10. G-They developed UNIX - a free operating system
  11. I-co-founder of Microsoft and Chairman of Vulcan, Inc.
  12. G-1st commercially available RAM in 1970
  13. N-Prosecuted for being homosexual which resulted in his suicide.
  14. I-Termed the phase: "debug"
  15. G-invented the @ sign from symbol to icon
  16. O-Founded the company HP in the 1930's
  17. G-Developed in the 1950s for scientific & engineering applications,- dominated computing
  18. I-Considered the first programmer
  19. O-Gaming system released in 1977 with two joysticks
  20. B-Created a popular social media site
  21. B-Invented the Analytical Machine
  22. B-Created Apple Computers
  23. N-Pioneered the idea of "software" use on computers & developed some of the most popular software used today.
  24. N-With free terminals at home or work, people in France could connect to more than 25,000 online services long before the world wide web had even been invented