to charge a publicofficial with havingdone somethingillegal while inofficeThe part ofgovernmentthat makesthe lawsA formalmeetingorassemblyToChangeor makebetterToapproveThe decision ofindependentstates to worktogether as asingle groupa system ofgovernment thatdivides powersbetween thenational and stategovernmentsA settlement ofdifferences whereeach side givessomething up toreach anagreementThis documentcreated agovernment basedon power sharedbetween the nationaland stategovernmentsWritten rulesand lawsunder whicha governmentis run This documentestablished thepowers of the newnational governmentduring the AmericanRevolution.The first tenamendments toUS Constitution,which is a list offundamental rightsand libertiesan introductionthat often givesthe reasons forwhat followsAn additionor change toa documentA situation whengroups on eachside of an issuegive in a little toreach anagreement.A system ofgovernment in which anumber of states areunited under andrecognize the authorityof a centralgovernment, yet havetheir own governmentsas well.to charge a publicofficial with havingdone somethingillegal while inofficeThe part ofgovernmentthat makesthe lawsA formalmeetingorassemblyToChangeor makebetterToapproveThe decision ofindependentstates to worktogether as asingle groupa system ofgovernment thatdivides powersbetween thenational and stategovernmentsA settlement ofdifferences whereeach side givessomething up toreach anagreementThis documentcreated agovernment basedon power sharedbetween the nationaland stategovernmentsWritten rulesand lawsunder whicha governmentis run This documentestablished thepowers of the newnational governmentduring the AmericanRevolution.The first tenamendments toUS Constitution,which is a list offundamental rightsand libertiesan introductionthat often givesthe reasons forwhat followsAn additionor change toa documentA situation whengroups on eachside of an issuegive in a little toreach anagreement.A system ofgovernment in which anumber of states areunited under andrecognize the authorityof a centralgovernment, yet havetheir own governmentsas well.

A New Nation Vocabulary - 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. to charge a public official with having done something illegal while in office
  2. The part of government that makes the laws
  3. A formal meeting or assembly
  4. To Change or make better
  5. To approve
  6. The decision of independent states to work together as a single group
  7. a system of government that divides powers between the national and state governments
  8. A settlement of differences where each side gives something up to reach an agreement
  9. This document created a government based on power shared between the national and state governments
  10. Written rules and laws under which a government is run
  11. This document established the powers of the new national government during the American Revolution.
  12. The first ten amendments to US Constitution, which is a list of fundamental rights and liberties
  13. an introduction that often gives the reasons for what follows
  14. An addition or change to a document
  15. A situation when groups on each side of an issue give in a little to reach an agreement.
  16. A system of government in which a number of states are united under and recognize the authority of a central government, yet have their own governments as well.