(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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In the 1990s, this team stopped playing in the Fulton County Stadium when the Georgia Dome opened.
FALCONS
mayor who brought the Braves, Hawks, and Falcons to Atlanta.
Ivan Allen Jr.
The changes in manufacturing, transportation, and everyday life brought about by the widespread use of increasingly advanced machines.
Industrialization
one of Atlanta's most progressive governors, he prioritized education, reformed the prison system, and paid off the state debt after winning over Eugene TalmadgeBr
Ellis Arnall
Economic sector that employed a great deal of Atlanta; examples include finance and insurance.
Service Industry
founder of the NAACP
WEB DuBois
responsible for New Deal programs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Leader of the African American community during the New South era that prioritized economic advancement and led Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Of or relating to the countryside and the people who live there.
Rural
This team moved to Atlanta from St. Louis in 1968.
HAWKS
his trial exposed antisemitism in the South during the New South Era
Leo Frank
the center of a particular activity or network
Hub
favoring or advocating for change and political improvements
Progressive
a major election in which only white citizens could vote.
White Primaries
This team came to Atlanta from Milwaukee in 1966.
BRAVES
A major discussion or disagreement between opposing views.
controversy
His case led to the Supreme court's decision that legalized segregation based on the idea of "separate but equal."
Homer Plessy
This aircraft manufacturer was a major employer of urban Atlanta
Lockheed
Insect from Mexico that decimated cotton crops in the South
Boll Weevil
Atlanta mayor who turned the city into an aviation transportation hub.
William Hartsfield
Racist governor of Georgia who opposed New Deal and was later beaten by Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
of or relating to cities and the people who live in them.
Urban
laws that made it legal to have separate water fountains, hospitals, hotels, schools, and restrooms for black and white citizens.
Jim Crow
New Deal program that helped Georgia farmers diversify their crops.
AAA
The practice of a wealthy landowner renting land, animals, equipment, and supplies to a formerly enslaved person or a poor white farmer in exchange for a large share of the harvest.
Sharecropping
movement of large numbers of black Americans from the rural South to the Urban North
Great Migration
An old speedway that turned into Atlanta's first airport
Candler Field
Leader of the Populist party in Georgia during the New South Era.
Tom Watson
Helped farmers plant and harvest quicker and more efficiently. Examples are tractors and processors.
Technology Advancements
