Law ofbloodInclusion ofBill of Rightswould limitthe rights ofIndividualsThe HORimpeachedthePresidentExecutiveandLegislative26thamendmentlowered thevoting agefrom 21 to18"All men....Life, Liberty,and PursuitofHappiness."MayflowerCompactAll schoolsponsoredmaterials andpublications mustnot distract fromlearningenviormentsBecomingaNaturalizedCitizenJohnLocke2/3 of bothhouses ofcongresspropose theamendmentVoterselect thePresidentA list of Rightwouldcontribute toa LimitedGovernementU.S. vNixon(1974)Anti-FederalistandFederalistsrole ofGovernmentis to protectthe rights ofcitizensAnti-Federalistsnaturalizationleads to alarger pool ofvotersA contractbetween theGovernmentand itspeople5thamendmentprotects fromself-incriminationPublic schooldistricts thatsegregatestudents isUnconstitutionalestablish anational religionso peoplecannot believein their ownAll peopleareguaranteedthe right toan Attorney3/4 of statelegislaturevoted toapproveamendments18thamendmentwas proposedby 2/3 ofCongressIt providedforcitizenshipregardless ofraceregardless ofeconomicstatus,citizens wereable to votePromotethegeneralwelfareFederalistviewpointJudicialreviewDeclaringIndependencefrom Britainpromotedthe idea oflimitedgovernmentLaw ofbloodInclusion ofBill of Rightswould limitthe rights ofIndividualsThe HORimpeachedthePresidentExecutiveandLegislative26thamendmentlowered thevoting agefrom 21 to18"All men....Life, Liberty,and PursuitofHappiness."MayflowerCompactAll schoolsponsoredmaterials andpublications mustnot distract fromlearningenviormentsBecomingaNaturalizedCitizenJohnLocke2/3 of bothhouses ofcongresspropose theamendmentVoterselect thePresidentA list of Rightwouldcontribute toa LimitedGovernementU.S. vNixon(1974)Anti-FederalistandFederalistsrole ofGovernmentis to protectthe rights ofcitizensAnti-Federalistsnaturalizationleads to alarger pool ofvotersA contractbetween theGovernmentand itspeople5thamendmentprotects fromself-incriminationPublic schooldistricts thatsegregatestudents isUnconstitutionalestablish anational religionso peoplecannot believein their ownAll peopleareguaranteedthe right toan Attorney3/4 of statelegislaturevoted toapproveamendments18thamendmentwas proposedby 2/3 ofCongressIt providedforcitizenshipregardless ofraceregardless ofeconomicstatus,citizens wereable to votePromotethegeneralwelfareFederalistviewpointJudicialreviewDeclaringIndependencefrom Britainpromotedthe idea oflimitedgovernment

Day 9/10 Mission Possible - 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. Law of blood
  2. Inclusion of Bill of Rights would limit the rights of Individuals
  3. The HOR impeached the President
  4. Executive and Legislative
  5. 26th amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to18
  6. "All men.... Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness."
  7. Mayflower Compact
  8. All school sponsored materials and publications must not distract from learning enviorments
  9. Becoming a Naturalized Citizen
  10. John Locke
  11. 2/3 of both houses of congress propose the amendment
  12. Voters elect the President
  13. A list of Right would contribute to a Limited Governement
  14. U.S. v Nixon (1974)
  15. Anti-Federalist and Federalists
  16. role of Government is to protect the rights of citizens
  17. Anti-Federalists
  18. naturalization leads to a larger pool of voters
  19. A contract between the Government and its people
  20. 5th amendment protects from self-incrimination
  21. Public school districts that segregate students is Unconstitutional
  22. establish a national religion so people cannot believe in their own
  23. All people are guaranteed the right to an Attorney
  24. 3/4 of state legislature voted to approve amendments
  25. 18th amendment was proposed by 2/3 of Congress
  26. It provided for citizenship regardless of race
  27. regardless of economic status, citizens were able to vote
  28. Promote the general welfare
  29. Federalist viewpoint
  30. Judicial review
  31. Declaring Independence from Britain
  32. promoted the idea of limited government