14thAmendmentgrantedcitizenshipand rights toAfricanAmericansSecedetoleaveHarrietTubman African Americanabolitionistwhoworked theUndergroundRailroad15thAmendmentgrantedthe rightto voteStates'Rightsthe states'ability tomake theirown lawsAbrahamLincoln16thPresidentthat servedduring theCivil WarSojournerTruthan Americanabolitionistand women'srights activistFredrickDouglassformer slavewho becamean abolitionistand publicspeakerFreeStatea statethat didnot haveslaveryHarrietBeecherStoweabolitionistwhowrote UncleTom's CabinRobertE.LeeCommanderofConfederateStates ofAmericaAbolitionto getrid ofsomethingConfederateanothernamefor thesouthernstatesCivilWara warbetween 2groups ina nationUlyssesS.GrantUnionArmyCommanderand 18thpresidentUnionanothername for theNorthernStatesStonewallJacksonConfederateGeneralservedunderRobert Lee13thAmendmentabolished(ended)SlaveryThomasJefferson17thpresident whoserved afterLincoln'sdeathWilliamShermanUnion ArmyGeneral whocapturedAtlanta onSeptember 2,1864JohnBrownabolitionistknown forhis raid onHarpersFerry SlaveStatea statethatallowedslaveryemancipationthefreeing ofslavesAmendmenttochange14thAmendmentgrantedcitizenshipand rights toAfricanAmericansSecedetoleaveHarrietTubman African Americanabolitionistwhoworked theUndergroundRailroad15thAmendmentgrantedthe rightto voteStates'Rightsthe states'ability tomake theirown lawsAbrahamLincoln16thPresidentthat servedduring theCivil WarSojournerTruthan Americanabolitionistand women'srights activistFredrickDouglassformer slavewho becamean abolitionistand publicspeakerFreeStatea statethat didnot haveslaveryHarrietBeecherStoweabolitionistwhowrote UncleTom's CabinRobertE.LeeCommanderofConfederateStates ofAmericaAbolitionto getrid ofsomethingConfederateanothernamefor thesouthernstatesCivilWara warbetween 2groups ina nationUlyssesS.GrantUnionArmyCommanderand 18thpresidentUnionanothername for theNorthernStatesStonewallJacksonConfederateGeneralservedunderRobert Lee13thAmendmentabolished(ended)SlaveryThomasJefferson17thpresident whoserved afterLincoln'sdeathWilliamShermanUnion ArmyGeneral whocapturedAtlanta onSeptember 2,1864JohnBrownabolitionistknown forhis raid onHarpersFerry SlaveStatea statethatallowedslaveryemancipationthefreeing ofslavesAmendmenttochange

Civil War - 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. granted citizenship and rights to African Americans
    14th Amendment
  2. to leave
    Secede
  3. African American abolitionist who worked the Underground Railroad
    Harriet Tubman
  4. granted the right to vote
    15th Amendment
  5. the states' ability to make their own laws
    States' Rights
  6. 16th President that served during the Civil War
    Abraham Lincoln
  7. an American abolitionist and women's rights activist
    Sojourner Truth
  8. former slave who became an abolitionist and public speaker
    Fredrick Douglass
  9. a state that did not have slavery
    Free State
  10. abolitionist who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin
    Harriet Beecher Stowe
  11. Commander of Confederate States of America
    Robert E. Lee
  12. to get rid of something
    Abolition
  13. another name for the southern states
    Confederate
  14. a war between 2 groups in a nation
    Civil War
  15. Union Army Commander and 18th president
    Ulysses S. Grant
  16. another name for the Northern States
    Union
  17. Confederate General served under Robert Lee
    Stonewall Jackson
  18. abolished (ended) Slavery
    13th Amendment
  19. 17th president who served after Lincoln's death
    Thomas Jefferson
  20. Union Army General who captured Atlanta on September 2, 1864
    William Sherman
  21. abolitionist known for his raid on Harpers Ferry
    John Brown
  22. a state that allowed slavery
    Slave State
  23. the freeing of slaves
    emancipation
  24. to change
    Amendment