NewZealandWarsColeridgeHenriRousseauEdgarDegaspolkadanceGeneralSantaAnnaSouthAustraliaActGeorgeCatlinbaseballgameNassau,Bahamas“PoemsofSlavery”skiingPrinceAlbertDavyCrockettMaoriWarsJohn D.RockefellerQueenVictoriaBertheMorisotOrangeFreeStateOpiumWarCharlesGoodyearBattle ofBloodRiverMichigantransportationof criminalsto New SouthWalesChangand EngBunkerSamuelMorseWilliamHenryHarrisonDickensSamuelColtsocialismKirkpatrickMacmillanTinternAbbeyLewisCarrollSittingBullAlexanderDumasWinslowHomerDickensJamesAbbotMcNeilWhistlerBattleof theAlamo“TheGreatTrek”PierreAugusteRenoirRalphWaldoEmersonFaustIIJohnFremontMarkTwainMartinVanBurenFredericChopinKarl MarxandFriedrichEngelsDickensCharlesSpurgeonJohnLloydStephensNathanielBowditchJohnMuirPepsinslaveryDutchGeorgeCadburyJohannesBrahmsJamesPolkFlorenceNightingaleLanthanumSanfordDoleMelbourneVictorHugoTexasNewZealandJennyLindSamuelMorseWebster-AshburtonTreatyhomeopathyHoraceMannDwightL.Moody“DopplerEffect”AugusteRodinFriedrichNietzscheYoungMen’sChristianAssociationPaulCezanneHouses ofParliamentLouisaMayAlcottClaudeMonetJohnConstableTheLady ofShalottAbrahamLincolnPeter IlichTchaikovskyGeneralHoustonJohnTylerTreatyofNankingHongKongPTBarnumetherNewZealandWarsColeridgeHenriRousseauEdgarDegaspolkadanceGeneralSantaAnnaSouthAustraliaActGeorgeCatlinbaseballgameNassau,Bahamas“PoemsofSlavery”skiingPrinceAlbertDavyCrockettMaoriWarsJohn D.RockefellerQueenVictoriaBertheMorisotOrangeFreeStateOpiumWarCharlesGoodyearBattle ofBloodRiverMichigantransportationof criminalsto New SouthWalesChangand EngBunkerSamuelMorseWilliamHenryHarrisonDickensSamuelColtsocialismKirkpatrickMacmillanTinternAbbeyLewisCarrollSittingBullAlexanderDumasWinslowHomerDickensJamesAbbotMcNeilWhistlerBattleof theAlamo“TheGreatTrek”PierreAugusteRenoirRalphWaldoEmersonFaustIIJohnFremontMarkTwainMartinVanBurenFredericChopinKarl MarxandFriedrichEngelsDickensCharlesSpurgeonJohnLloydStephensNathanielBowditchJohnMuirPepsinslaveryDutchGeorgeCadburyJohannesBrahmsJamesPolkFlorenceNightingaleLanthanumSanfordDoleMelbourneVictorHugoTexasNewZealandJennyLindSamuelMorseWebster-AshburtonTreatyhomeopathyHoraceMannDwightL.Moody“DopplerEffect”AugusteRodinFriedrichNietzscheYoungMen’sChristianAssociationPaulCezanneHouses ofParliamentLouisaMayAlcottClaudeMonetJohnConstableTheLady ofShalottAbrahamLincolnPeter IlichTchaikovskyGeneralHoustonJohnTylerTreatyofNankingHongKongPTBarnumether

1832-1844 - 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. New Zealand Wars
  2. Coleridge
  3. Henri Rousseau
  4. Edgar Degas
  5. polka dance
  6. General Santa Anna
  7. South Australia Act
  8. George Catlin
  9. baseball game
  10. Nassau, Bahamas
  11. “Poems of Slavery”
  12. skiing
  13. Prince Albert
  14. Davy Crockett
  15. Maori Wars
  16. John D. Rockefeller
  17. Queen Victoria
  18. Berthe Morisot
  19. Orange Free State
  20. Opium War
  21. Charles Goodyear
  22. Battle of Blood River
  23. Michigan
  24. transportation of criminals to New South Wales
  25. Chang and Eng Bunker
  26. Samuel Morse
  27. William Henry Harrison
  28. Dickens
  29. Samuel Colt
  30. socialism
  31. Kirkpatrick Macmillan
  32. Tintern Abbey
  33. Lewis Carroll
  34. Sitting Bull
  35. Alexander Dumas
  36. Winslow Homer
  37. Dickens
  38. James Abbot McNeil Whistler
  39. Battle of the Alamo
  40. “The Great Trek”
  41. Pierre Auguste Renoir
  42. Ralph Waldo Emerson
  43. Faust II
  44. John Fremont
  45. Mark Twain
  46. Martin Van Buren
  47. Frederic Chopin
  48. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
  49. Dickens
  50. Charles Spurgeon
  51. John Lloyd Stephens
  52. Nathaniel Bowditch
  53. John Muir
  54. Pepsin
  55. slavery
  56. Dutch
  57. George Cadbury
  58. Johannes Brahms
  59. James Polk
  60. Florence Nightingale
  61. Lanthanum
  62. Sanford Dole
  63. Melbourne
  64. Victor Hugo
  65. Texas
  66. New Zealand
  67. Jenny Lind
  68. Samuel Morse
  69. Webster-Ashburton Treaty
  70. homeopathy
  71. Horace Mann
  72. Dwight L. Moody
  73. “Doppler Effect”
  74. Auguste Rodin
  75. Friedrich Nietzsche
  76. Young Men’s Christian Association
  77. Paul Cezanne
  78. Houses of Parliament
  79. Louisa May Alcott
  80. Claude Monet
  81. John Constable
  82. The Lady of Shalott
  83. Abraham Lincoln
  84. Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
  85. General Houston
  86. John Tyler
  87. Treaty of Nanking
  88. Hong Kong
  89. PT Barnum
  90. ether