VirginiaDeclarationof Rights(George Mason1776) Servedas a model forthe US Bill ofRightsResponsibilityOptional: voting,serving ingovernment,running for office,volunteering,respecting othersetc.DemocracyIn such asystem ofgovernment,the peopleruleVirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedom(Thomas Jefferson1786) Guaranteedthe freedom ofReligion andinfluenced the 1stAmendmentWe thePeopleThese wordsestablish thatthe power ofGovernmentcomes from thepeopleTo Form amorePerfectUnionPreamble -to makea bettercountry orgovernmentDeclaration ofIndependence(Thomas Jefferson1776) claimed thatpeople had theunalienable rights oflife, liberty, and thepursuit of happinessThePreambleTheIntroduction tothe Constitutionthat states it'sgoalsDutyRequired by law:obey the law,pay taxes, servein court, defendthe countryAmendmentto the VAConstitutionEasier Process.2/3 of GeneralAssembly and51% of votershave to agreeChartersof theVirginiaCompany(Kings James1606)Guaranteedthe rights ofEnglishmen to theAmericanColonistsEnsureDomesticTranquilityPreamble -to keepthingspeaceful athomeConsentof theGovernedPeople arethe source ofthegovernmentspowerLimitedGovernmentGovernment is notall-powerful andmay do only whatthe people havegiven it the powerto doEstablishJusticePreamble -to create afair courtsystemPromotetheGeneralWelfarePreamble -to keepcitizens safeand happyArticles ofConfederation(ContinentalCongress1777 - 1781) Createda weak centralgovernment with nopower to tax orenforce lawsPreservetheBlessingsof LibertyPreamble - todefend andprotect freedomfor futuregenerationsProvidefor theCommonDefensePreamble -to jointogether todefend thecountryAmendmentto the USConstitutionComplexProcess. 2/3of Congress &3/4 of stateshave to agreeUS BillofRights(James Madison1791) The first 10Amendments to theConstitutionincluding religion,speech, and thepressRepresentativeGovernmentPeople electpublicofficeholdersto make lawsandUSConstitution(FoundingFathers1789) OurCurrentGovernmentRuleof LawThegovernmentand those whogovern arebound by thelawVirginiaDeclarationof Rights(George Mason1776) Servedas a model forthe US Bill ofRightsResponsibilityOptional: voting,serving ingovernment,running for office,volunteering,respecting othersetc.DemocracyIn such asystem ofgovernment,the peopleruleVirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedom(Thomas Jefferson1786) Guaranteedthe freedom ofReligion andinfluenced the 1stAmendmentWe thePeopleThese wordsestablish thatthe power ofGovernmentcomes from thepeopleTo Form amorePerfectUnionPreamble -to makea bettercountry orgovernmentDeclaration ofIndependence(Thomas Jefferson1776) claimed thatpeople had theunalienable rights oflife, liberty, and thepursuit of happinessThePreambleTheIntroduction tothe Constitutionthat states it'sgoalsDutyRequired by law:obey the law,pay taxes, servein court, defendthe countryAmendmentto the VAConstitutionEasier Process.2/3 of GeneralAssembly and51% of votershave to agreeChartersof theVirginiaCompany(Kings James1606)Guaranteedthe rights ofEnglishmen to theAmericanColonistsEnsureDomesticTranquilityPreamble -to keepthingspeaceful athomeConsentof theGovernedPeople arethe source ofthegovernmentspowerLimitedGovernmentGovernment is notall-powerful andmay do only whatthe people havegiven it the powerto doEstablishJusticePreamble -to create afair courtsystemPromotetheGeneralWelfarePreamble -to keepcitizens safeand happyArticles ofConfederation(ContinentalCongress1777 - 1781) Createda weak centralgovernment with nopower to tax orenforce lawsPreservetheBlessingsof LibertyPreamble - todefend andprotect freedomfor futuregenerationsProvidefor theCommonDefensePreamble -to jointogether todefend thecountryAmendmentto the USConstitutionComplexProcess. 2/3of Congress &3/4 of stateshave to agreeUS BillofRights(James Madison1791) The first 10Amendments to theConstitutionincluding religion,speech, and thepressRepresentativeGovernmentPeople electpublicofficeholdersto make lawsandUSConstitution(FoundingFathers1789) OurCurrentGovernmentRuleof LawThegovernmentand those whogovern arebound by thelaw

SOL 2 Bingo Cards - 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. (George Mason 1776) Served as a model for the US Bill of Rights
    Virginia Declaration of Rights
  2. Optional: voting, serving in government, running for office, volunteering, respecting others etc.
    Responsibility
  3. In such a system of government, the people rule
    Democracy
  4. (Thomas Jefferson 1786) Guaranteed the freedom of Religion and influenced the 1st Amendment
    Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
  5. These words establish that the power of Government comes from the people
    We the People
  6. Preamble - to make a better country or government
    To Form a more Perfect Union
  7. (Thomas Jefferson 1776) claimed that people had the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
    Declaration of Independence
  8. The Introduction to the Constitution that states it's goals
    The Preamble
  9. Required by law: obey the law, pay taxes, serve in court, defend the country
    Duty
  10. Easier Process. 2/3 of General Assembly and 51% of voters have to agree
    Amendment to the VA Constitution
  11. (Kings James 1606) Guaranteed the rights of Englishmen to the American Colonists
    Charters of the Virginia Company
  12. Preamble - to keep things peaceful at home
    Ensure Domestic Tranquility
  13. People are the source of the governments power
    Consent of the Governed
  14. Government is not all-powerful and may do only what the people have given it the power to do
    Limited Government
  15. Preamble - to create a fair court system
    Establish Justice
  16. Preamble - to keep citizens safe and happy
    Promote the General Welfare
  17. (Continental Congress 1777 - 1781) Created a weak central government with no power to tax or enforce laws
    Articles of Confederation
  18. Preamble - to defend and protect freedom for future generations
    Preserve the Blessings of Liberty
  19. Preamble - to join together to defend the country
    Provide for the Common Defense
  20. Complex Process. 2/3 of Congress & 3/4 of states have to agree
    Amendment to the US Constitution
  21. (James Madison 1791) The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution including religion, speech, and the press
    US Bill of Rights
  22. People elect public officeholders to make laws and
    Representative Government
  23. (Founding Fathers 1789) Our Current Government
    US Constitution
  24. The government and those who govern are bound by the law
    Rule of Law