(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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Only officially recognized tribe remaining in MS
Choctaw
Long, heavy fishing line
Trot
Native tribe from northern part of MS; powerful warriors
Chickasaw
Domesticated hog
Swine
Form of written language used by southeast Indians
Pictography
Moving from one area to another
Migration
U.S. policy to acquire native land
Indian Removal
Native game involving spearing of a wheel
Chunkey
Worldwide exposure of disease
Pandemic
Ritual in August anticipating harvest
Green Corn Ceremony
Land bridge used by early man to travel from Asia to North America
Bering Land Bridge
Animal primarily hunted by Native tribes
Deer
Storehouse for grain
Granary
The center political and religious life for the Natchez
Grand Village
Known as the "dog people"
Ofogoula
“The little brother of war”
Stickball
Fishing technique using the hands
Grabbling
Size of the Biloxi tribe
Less than 500
Wild hogs
Razorback
Descent traced from mother
Matrilineal
Reason for migration to Mississippi by Eastern farmers
Raising Cotton
Known as "red crawfish people"
Chakchiuma
A peace pipe used in ceremony
Calumet
Year Natchez lost their tribal identity
1731
Leader of the Natchez tribe
Great Sun
Extinct tribe indigenous to southwest MS
Natchez
Group of families with common ancestry
Clan
Lifestyle based on farming
Agrarian
Forced removal of southeast tribes to OK
Trail of Tears
Small tribe protected by larger tribe
Refugee tribe
The year Columbus landed in the Americas
1492
Dominant language of southeast Indians
Muskhogean
Male chief of southeastern tribes
Mingos
Largest and most important mound of the Natchez
Emerald Mound
Brothers from Choctaw folklore
Chata and Chickasah
Spanish explorer who first discovered Choctaw tribe
Hernando de Soto
Ancient structure built for tribal use
Mounds
Yielding land to another party
Land cessions
Small tribe resembling the Chickasaw
Ibitoupa
Marrying outside of one’s clan
Exogamic
Fishing technique using herbs to stun
Stupefy
Enterprise by the English and Chickasaw
Indian Slave Trade
French explorer who’s expedition documented the Natchez
Sieur de la Salle
an economic and political alliance between two tribal families
Marriage
Known as "bread People" by the French
Pascagoula
Continent from which early man migrated to North America
Asia
Tribe known for frequency of "gri" and "gra" in their language
Grigra
Choctaw tribe members that removed flesh of corpse after death.
Bone Pickers
