Economicsystem in whicha colony sendsraw materials tothe mothercountry.MercantilismAn economic/politicalsystem in which acountry's trade &industry arecontrolled by privatebusiness owners forprofit.CapitalismThe era of US historyafter the Civil War inwhich the US rebuiltwar-torn land andreconciled the northand the south.ReconstructionTo passinto lawRatificationA series ofdocuments arguingfor the creation of theConstitution. Writtenby Hamilton, JohnJay, & MadisonFederalistPapersA principal ofgovernment thatallows thesupreme courtto declare a lawunconstitutionalJudicialReviewtochangeAmendExtremedevotion to thebeliefs andpractices ofone's section orregion.SectionalismTo leaveor breakawaySecedeSomethingcominginto acountryImportSomethinggoing outof thecountryExportAn economic systemin which their is littlegovernmentinvolvement. Privatebusinesses are freeto compete in themarket.FreeEnterpriseRefusing to obey alaw of governmentin a non-violentway. (Example:Not paying taxes)CivilDisobediencetax onimportedgoodsTariffAgainstOpposeThe Britishlegislativebody (makesthe laws)ParliamentAllowed forAmericans, includingFreedmen to claimup to 160 acres ofland for free.Acceleratedsettlement of thewest.HomesteadActThe governingdocument for theUS. A blueprint forthe government.Includes the Bill ofRightsU.SConstitutionA group ofrepresentatives whoformally cast votesfor the president.Created with the12th amendment.ElectoralCollegeAn issueconcerningthe homecountry (us)DomesticIssueNot taking acertain side inan issue.Practice of non-involvement.NeutralityA system ofgovernment wherethe citizens makedecisions throughelectedrepresentatives.DemocracyTheright tovoteSuffrageAneconomybased onagricultureAgrarianThe act ofbuying orobtainingsomethingAcquisitionA conclusionreached throughlooking atevidence. Aneducated guess.InferenceTo passinto law.RatificationAcomplaintGrievanceAn issueconcerningothercountriesForeignIssueToendAbolishThe American beliefthat it was their destinyto spread ideas ofdemocracy andfreedom across thecontinent and spreadUS territory from theeast coast to the westcoast.ManifestDestinyTocancel orget rid ofNullifyPossessinghabits used toimprove society.Practicing goodcitizenship.CivicVirtueEconomicsystem in whicha colony sendsraw materials tothe mothercountry.MercantilismAn economic/politicalsystem in which acountry's trade &industry arecontrolled by privatebusiness owners forprofit.CapitalismThe era of US historyafter the Civil War inwhich the US rebuiltwar-torn land andreconciled the northand the south.ReconstructionTo passinto lawRatificationA series ofdocuments arguingfor the creation of theConstitution. Writtenby Hamilton, JohnJay, & MadisonFederalistPapersA principal ofgovernment thatallows thesupreme courtto declare a lawunconstitutionalJudicialReviewtochangeAmendExtremedevotion to thebeliefs andpractices ofone's section orregion.SectionalismTo leaveor breakawaySecedeSomethingcominginto acountryImportSomethinggoing outof thecountryExportAn economic systemin which their is littlegovernmentinvolvement. Privatebusinesses are freeto compete in themarket.FreeEnterpriseRefusing to obey alaw of governmentin a non-violentway. (Example:Not paying taxes)CivilDisobediencetax onimportedgoodsTariffAgainstOpposeThe Britishlegislativebody (makesthe laws)ParliamentAllowed forAmericans, includingFreedmen to claimup to 160 acres ofland for free.Acceleratedsettlement of thewest.HomesteadActThe governingdocument for theUS. A blueprint forthe government.Includes the Bill ofRightsU.SConstitutionA group ofrepresentatives whoformally cast votesfor the president.Created with the12th amendment.ElectoralCollegeAn issueconcerningthe homecountry (us)DomesticIssueNot taking acertain side inan issue.Practice of non-involvement.NeutralityA system ofgovernment wherethe citizens makedecisions throughelectedrepresentatives.DemocracyTheright tovoteSuffrageAneconomybased onagricultureAgrarianThe act ofbuying orobtainingsomethingAcquisitionA conclusionreached throughlooking atevidence. Aneducated guess.InferenceTo passinto law.RatificationAcomplaintGrievanceAn issueconcerningothercountriesForeignIssueToendAbolishThe American beliefthat it was their destinyto spread ideas ofdemocracy andfreedom across thecontinent and spreadUS territory from theeast coast to the westcoast.ManifestDestinyTocancel orget rid ofNullifyPossessinghabits used toimprove society.Practicing goodcitizenship.CivicVirtue

History Vocabulary Bingo - 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. Mercantilism
    Economic system in which a colony sends raw materials to the mother country.
  2. Capitalism
    An economic/political system in which a country's trade & industry are controlled by private business owners for profit.
  3. Reconstruction
    The era of US history after the Civil War in which the US rebuilt war-torn land and reconciled the north and the south.
  4. Ratification
    To pass into law
  5. Federalist Papers
    A series of documents arguing for the creation of the Constitution. Written by Hamilton, John Jay, & Madison
  6. Judicial Review
    A principal of government that allows the supreme court to declare a law unconstitutional
  7. Amend
    to change
  8. Sectionalism
    Extreme devotion to the beliefs and practices of one's section or region.
  9. Secede
    To leave or break away
  10. Import
    Something coming into a country
  11. Export
    Something going out of the country
  12. Free Enterprise
    An economic system in which their is little government involvement. Private businesses are free to compete in the market.
  13. Civil Disobedience
    Refusing to obey a law of government in a non-violent way. (Example: Not paying taxes)
  14. Tariff
    tax on imported goods
  15. Oppose
    Against
  16. Parliament
    The British legislative body (makes the laws)
  17. Homestead Act
    Allowed for Americans, including Freedmen to claim up to 160 acres of land for free. Accelerated settlement of the west.
  18. U.S Constitution
    The governing document for the US. A blueprint for the government. Includes the Bill of Rights
  19. Electoral College
    A group of representatives who formally cast votes for the president. Created with the 12th amendment.
  20. Domestic Issue
    An issue concerning the home country (us)
  21. Neutrality
    Not taking a certain side in an issue. Practice of non-involvement.
  22. Democracy
    A system of government where the citizens make decisions through elected representatives.
  23. Suffrage
    The right to vote
  24. Agrarian
    An economy based on agriculture
  25. Acquisition
    The act of buying or obtaining something
  26. Inference
    A conclusion reached through looking at evidence. An educated guess.
  27. Ratification
    To pass into law.
  28. Grievance
    A complaint
  29. Foreign Issue
    An issue concerning other countries
  30. Abolish
    To end
  31. Manifest Destiny
    The American belief that it was their destiny to spread ideas of democracy and freedom across the continent and spread US territory from the east coast to the west coast.
  32. Nullify
    To cancel or get rid of
  33. Civic Virtue
    Possessing habits used to improve society. Practicing good citizenship.