states couldreject federallaws theythought wereunconstitutionalOsceolaJackson'sbankingpolicies andinflationrewarded hissupporterswithgovernmentjobsJacksonrefused toenforce theproperty rightsof theCherokeefarmersbelieved onlywealthybusinessownersbenefittedtariffs onimportedgoodspartymembers getto choosepoliticalcandidates1. the right tonominate theircandidates.2. gave whitemales morevoting rightswhitemenCherokeeadopted whiteculture toavoid forcedremovalthe regionwherethey livedseminoleand saukleaders1. adopted whiteculture2. pursued legalchallenges to fightagainst relocationThe U.S.gave up thefight againsttheSeminolesJacksonbelievedIndians werepreventingeconomicgrowthpressuringtribes toaccept unfairtreatiesto avoidremovalandconflictsThe whigsthoughtJackson usedhis power likea kingJackson wasseen as awar hero anda self mademangold wasdiscoveredon CherokeeLandsthepowerto taxthe idea ofnullificationthe publicthoughtAdams waselite and outof touchnullifyfederallawsgold wasdiscoveredon theirlandsthe winner ofthe popularvote didn'tbecomePresidentstates couldreject federallaws theythought wereunconstitutionalOsceolaJackson'sbankingpolicies andinflationrewarded hissupporterswithgovernmentjobsJacksonrefused toenforce theproperty rightsof theCherokeefarmersbelieved onlywealthybusinessownersbenefittedtariffs onimportedgoodspartymembers getto choosepoliticalcandidates1. the right tonominate theircandidates.2. gave whitemales morevoting rightswhitemenCherokeeadopted whiteculture toavoid forcedremovalthe regionwherethey livedseminoleand saukleaders1. adopted whiteculture2. pursued legalchallenges to fightagainst relocationThe U.S.gave up thefight againsttheSeminolesJacksonbelievedIndians werepreventingeconomicgrowthpressuringtribes toaccept unfairtreatiesto avoidremovalandconflictsThe whigsthoughtJackson usedhis power likea kingJackson wasseen as awar hero anda self mademangold wasdiscoveredon CherokeeLandsthepowerto taxthe idea ofnullificationthe publicthoughtAdams waselite and outof touchnullifyfederallawsgold wasdiscoveredon theirlandsthe winner ofthe popularvote didn'tbecomePresident

Untitled 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. states could reject federal laws they thought were unconstitutional
  2. Osceola
  3. Jackson's banking policies and inflation
  4. rewarded his supporters with government jobs
  5. Jackson refused to enforce the property rights of the Cherokee
  6. farmers believed only wealthy business owners benefitted
  7. tariffs on imported goods
  8. party members get to choose political candidates
  9. 1. the right to nominate their candidates. 2. gave white males more voting rights
  10. white men
  11. Cherokee adopted white culture to avoid forced removal
  12. the region where they lived
  13. seminole and sauk leaders
  14. 1. adopted white culture 2. pursued legal challenges to fight against relocation
  15. The U.S. gave up the fight against the Seminoles
  16. Jackson believed Indians were preventing economic growth
  17. pressuring tribes to accept unfair treaties
  18. to avoid removal and conflicts
  19. The whigs thought Jackson used his power like a king
  20. Jackson was seen as a war hero and a self made man
  21. gold was discovered on Cherokee Lands
  22. the power to tax
  23. the idea of nullification
  24. the public thought Adams was elite and out of touch
  25. nullify federal laws
  26. gold was discovered on their lands
  27. the winner of the popular vote didn't become President