Judicial (law)Legislative(Senate &Representatives)Executive(president)What are the3 branchesof ourgovernment?Form ofgovernmentlead by aKing &QueenWhat is amonarchy?The first 10amendmentsto theconstitutionWhat isthe Bill ofRights?Day observed toacknowledge themen & womencurrently orpreviously in thearmed forcesWhat isVeteran'sDay?A type ofgovernment"for thepeople, bythe people"What is ademocracy?Written toseparate thecoloniesfromEnglandWhat is theDeclaration ofIndependence?One personmakes thedecisions forthe wholecountryWhat is adictatorship?Day observedto rememberservicemembers whohave passedawayWhat isMemorialDay?27 changesmade to theConstitution.Must bevoted on.What areamendments?War that gaveusindependencefrom GreatBritainWhat is theAmericanRevolution?The highestlaw is theU.S. creatingagovernmentWhat is theConstitution?Trying to remainneutral lasted until1917 whenPresident Wilsonjoined the Alliesagainst GermanyWhat isWWI?Due to a threat toworld peace, the USjoins against the Axispowers in Germany,Japan & Italy whenPearl Harbor wasbombedWhat isWWII?When the firstsettled areas ofthe U.S. declaredtheirindependencefrom Great BritainWhat arethecolonies?War foughtbetween the North& South due tobeliefs & the Southforming its owngovernmentWhat isthe CivilWar?Celebrate"Old Glory"the "Stars& Stripes"What isFlagDay?Judicial (law)Legislative(Senate &Representatives)Executive(president)What are the3 branchesof ourgovernment?Form ofgovernmentlead by aKing &QueenWhat is amonarchy?The first 10amendmentsto theconstitutionWhat isthe Bill ofRights?Day observed toacknowledge themen & womencurrently orpreviously in thearmed forcesWhat isVeteran'sDay?A type ofgovernment"for thepeople, bythe people"What is ademocracy?Written toseparate thecoloniesfromEnglandWhat is theDeclaration ofIndependence?One personmakes thedecisions forthe wholecountryWhat is adictatorship?Day observedto rememberservicemembers whohave passedawayWhat isMemorialDay?27 changesmade to theConstitution.Must bevoted on.What areamendments?War that gaveusindependencefrom GreatBritainWhat is theAmericanRevolution?The highestlaw is theU.S. creatingagovernmentWhat is theConstitution?Trying to remainneutral lasted until1917 whenPresident Wilsonjoined the Alliesagainst GermanyWhat isWWI?Due to a threat toworld peace, the USjoins against the Axispowers in Germany,Japan & Italy whenPearl Harbor wasbombedWhat isWWII?When the firstsettled areas ofthe U.S. declaredtheirindependencefrom Great BritainWhat arethecolonies?War foughtbetween the North& South due tobeliefs & the Southforming its owngovernmentWhat isthe CivilWar?Celebrate"Old Glory"the "Stars& Stripes"What isFlagDay?

Social Studies - 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. What are the 3 branches of our government?
    Judicial (law) Legislative (Senate & Representatives) Executive (president)
  2. What is a monarchy?
    Form of government lead by a King & Queen
  3. What is the Bill of Rights?
    The first 10 amendments to the constitution
  4. What is Veteran's Day?
    Day observed to acknowledge the men & women currently or previously in the armed forces
  5. What is a democracy?
    A type of government "for the people, by the people"
  6. What is the Declaration of Independence?
    Written to separate the colonies from England
  7. What is a dictatorship?
    One person makes the decisions for the whole country
  8. What is Memorial Day?
    Day observed to remember service members who have passed away
  9. What are amendments?
    27 changes made to the Constitution. Must be voted on.
  10. What is the American Revolution?
    War that gave us independence from Great Britain
  11. What is the Constitution?
    The highest law is the U.S. creating a government
  12. What is WWI?
    Trying to remain neutral lasted until 1917 when President Wilson joined the Allies against Germany
  13. What is WWII?
    Due to a threat to world peace, the US joins against the Axis powers in Germany, Japan & Italy when Pearl Harbor was bombed
  14. What are the colonies?
    When the first settled areas of the U.S. declared their independence from Great Britain
  15. What is the Civil War?
    War fought between the North & South due to beliefs & the South forming its own government
  16. What is Flag Day?
    Celebrate "Old Glory" the "Stars & Stripes"