4thAmendmentNounreasonablesearch andseizureChecksandBalancesgovernmentbrancheshave powerover eachotherIntolerableActclosedBostonHarborPatrickHenry andGeorgeMasonAntifederalist(names)8thAmendmentNo cruel orunusualpunishmentBostonTeaPartydumpedtea intoharborBill ofRightsFirst 10AmendmentsBattle ofYorktownfinalbattleSugarActtax onsugar andmolasses10thAmendmentRights notgiven to thefederalgovernmentgiven to statesTownshendActtax onpaper,paint, lead,glass3/5Compromisedeterminedhow slaveswould counttowardsrepresentationunalienablerightsLife, Libertyand thepursuit ofHappinessAntiFederalistAgainstConstitutionAlexanderHamiltonand JamesMadisonFederlist(supportedtheConsitution)NorthwestOrdinancelawestablishinga way formaking newstatesStampActtax onpapergoodsBattle ofSaratogaturningpoint ofthe war1stAmendmentReligion,Assembly,Press,Petition andSpeechArticles ofConfederationFristGovernment,very weak6thAmendmentRightto trialby juryFederalistSupportnewConstitutionProclamationof 1763No settlingwest of theAppalachianMoutainsGreatCompromisehow manyrepresentativeslarge and smallstates wouldsend toCongress4thAmendmentNounreasonablesearch andseizureChecksandBalancesgovernmentbrancheshave powerover eachotherIntolerableActclosedBostonHarborPatrickHenry andGeorgeMasonAntifederalist(names)8thAmendmentNo cruel orunusualpunishmentBostonTeaPartydumpedtea intoharborBill ofRightsFirst 10AmendmentsBattle ofYorktownfinalbattleSugarActtax onsugar andmolasses10thAmendmentRights notgiven to thefederalgovernmentgiven to statesTownshendActtax onpaper,paint, lead,glass3/5Compromisedeterminedhow slaveswould counttowardsrepresentationunalienablerightsLife, Libertyand thepursuit ofHappinessAntiFederalistAgainstConstitutionAlexanderHamiltonand JamesMadisonFederlist(supportedtheConsitution)NorthwestOrdinancelawestablishinga way formaking newstatesStampActtax onpapergoodsBattle ofSaratogaturningpoint ofthe war1stAmendmentReligion,Assembly,Press,Petition andSpeechArticles ofConfederationFristGovernment,very weak6thAmendmentRightto trialby juryFederalistSupportnewConstitutionProclamationof 1763No settlingwest of theAppalachianMoutainsGreatCompromisehow manyrepresentativeslarge and smallstates wouldsend toCongress

STAAR Review American Revolution and Constitution - 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. No unreasonable search and seizure
    4th Amendment
  2. government branches have power over each other
    Checks and Balances
  3. closed Boston Harbor
    Intolerable Act
  4. Antifederalist (names)
    Patrick Henry and George Mason
  5. No cruel or unusual punishment
    8th Amendment
  6. dumped tea into harbor
    Boston Tea Party
  7. First 10 Amendments
    Bill of Rights
  8. final battle
    Battle of Yorktown
  9. tax on sugar and molasses
    Sugar Act
  10. Rights not given to the federal government given to states
    10th Amendment
  11. tax on paper, paint, lead, glass
    Townshend Act
  12. determined how slaves would count towards representation
    3/5 Compromise
  13. Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
    unalienable rights
  14. Against Constitution
    AntiFederalist
  15. Federlist (supported the Consitution)
    Alexander Hamilton and James Madison
  16. law establishing a way for making new states
    Northwest Ordinance
  17. tax on paper goods
    Stamp Act
  18. turning point of the war
    Battle of Saratoga
  19. Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition and Speech
    1st Amendment
  20. Frist Government, very weak
    Articles of Confederation
  21. Right to trial by jury
    6th Amendment
  22. Support new Constitution
    Federalist
  23. No settling west of the Appalachian Moutains
    Proclamation of 1763
  24. how many representatives large and small states would send to Congress
    Great Compromise