For the sake ofpeace andsecurity, 48nations joinedthe UnitedNationsThe CulturalRevolution ofChina aimed toachieve equalityfor all peasantsand workersSteam enginesimproved theshipping ofgoods and rawmaterialsThe MunichPact furtherencouragedHitler'saggressivepoliciesDétente policyaimed to easetensions betweenAmerica and theSoviet UnionNew militarytechnology inWW1 increasedthe number ofcasualties fromwarThe Lend-LeaseAct allowed theUS to provideaid to Britainand the USSRDuring theChinese Civil war,the nationalistshad corruptleadership andpoor moraleTheApartheidwas aseparation ofracesBritain and Francedeclared war onGermany after theinvasion of Polandbecauseappeasement failedCompetition betweenChina and Japan toestablish control overKorea resulted in theFirst Sino-JapaneseWar.The first factorieswere more efficientthan the earlierputting-out systembecause they broughtworkers andmachines together inone placeGermany, France,and Russia weredrawn into the warbetween Austria-Hungary and Serbiaas a result of thealliance systemAdam Smith definedthe free market as aneconomic system inwhichthe market functionswith little or nogovernmentinterferenceGermany wasable to test outthe capabilitiesof its weapons inthe Spanish CivilWarSocialism is basedon the belief thatthe means ofproduction should beshared by everyonein societyGlobalization is theprocess of becominginterconnected withother countries,people, andgovernments viatradeGermany's rapidsuccess in the firstmonths of the warwas largely due totheuse of the blitzkrieg,which caughtcountries unpreparedIndustrializationspread becauseother nations wantedto have the sameeconomicopportunities thatBritain enjoyedLenin believed that asocialist revolutioncould succeed inRussia if a smallgroup of dedicatedrevolutionariescontrolled thegovernmentThe 38thParallelseparatedNorth andSouth KoreaBefore gainingindependence,India was underthe rule ofBritainThecontainmentpolicy sought tostop the spreadof communismThe TrumanDoctrinepromised to aidany countryfightingcommunismFor the sake ofpeace andsecurity, 48nations joinedthe UnitedNationsThe CulturalRevolution ofChina aimed toachieve equalityfor all peasantsand workersSteam enginesimproved theshipping ofgoods and rawmaterialsThe MunichPact furtherencouragedHitler'saggressivepoliciesDétente policyaimed to easetensions betweenAmerica and theSoviet UnionNew militarytechnology inWW1 increasedthe number ofcasualties fromwarThe Lend-LeaseAct allowed theUS to provideaid to Britainand the USSRDuring theChinese Civil war,the nationalistshad corruptleadership andpoor moraleTheApartheidwas aseparation ofracesBritain and Francedeclared war onGermany after theinvasion of Polandbecauseappeasement failedCompetition betweenChina and Japan toestablish control overKorea resulted in theFirst Sino-JapaneseWar.The first factorieswere more efficientthan the earlierputting-out systembecause they broughtworkers andmachines together inone placeGermany, France,and Russia weredrawn into the warbetween Austria-Hungary and Serbiaas a result of thealliance systemAdam Smith definedthe free market as aneconomic system inwhichthe market functionswith little or nogovernmentinterferenceGermany wasable to test outthe capabilitiesof its weapons inthe Spanish CivilWarSocialism is basedon the belief thatthe means ofproduction should beshared by everyonein societyGlobalization is theprocess of becominginterconnected withother countries,people, andgovernments viatradeGermany's rapidsuccess in the firstmonths of the warwas largely due totheuse of the blitzkrieg,which caughtcountries unpreparedIndustrializationspread becauseother nations wantedto have the sameeconomicopportunities thatBritain enjoyedLenin believed that asocialist revolutioncould succeed inRussia if a smallgroup of dedicatedrevolutionariescontrolled thegovernmentThe 38thParallelseparatedNorth andSouth KoreaBefore gainingindependence,India was underthe rule ofBritainThecontainmentpolicy sought tostop the spreadof communismThe TrumanDoctrinepromised to aidany countryfightingcommunism

World History Final - 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. For the sake of peace and security, 48 nations joined the United Nations
  2. The Cultural Revolution of China aimed to achieve equality for all peasants and workers
  3. Steam engines improved the shipping of goods and raw materials
  4. The Munich Pact further encouraged Hitler's aggressive policies
  5. Détente policy aimed to ease tensions between America and the Soviet Union
  6. New military technology in WW1 increased the number of casualties from war
  7. The Lend-Lease Act allowed the US to provide aid to Britain and the USSR
  8. During the Chinese Civil war, the nationalists had corrupt leadership and poor morale
  9. The Apartheid was a separation of races
  10. Britain and France declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland because appeasement failed
  11. Competition between China and Japan to establish control over Korea resulted in the First Sino-Japanese War.
  12. The first factories were more efficient than the earlier putting-out system because they brought workers and machines together in one place
  13. Germany, France, and Russia were drawn into the war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia as a result of the alliance system
  14. Adam Smith defined the free market as an economic system in which the market functions with little or no government interference
  15. Germany was able to test out the capabilities of its weapons in the Spanish Civil War
  16. Socialism is based on the belief that the means of production should be shared by everyone in society
  17. Globalization is the process of becoming interconnected with other countries, people, and governments via trade
  18. Germany's rapid success in the first months of the war was largely due to the use of the blitzkrieg, which caught countries unprepared
  19. Industrialization spread because other nations wanted to have the same economic opportunities that Britain enjoyed
  20. Lenin believed that a socialist revolution could succeed in Russia if a small group of dedicated revolutionaries controlled the government
  21. The 38th Parallel separated North and South Korea
  22. Before gaining independence, India was under the rule of Britain
  23. The containment policy sought to stop the spread of communism
  24. The Truman Doctrine promised to aid any country fighting communism