Freedom, economic opportunity 435 you can practice any or no religion November Advises the President Bill of Rights 2 years checks and balances, separation of powers St. Paul All people within a state 9 Native Americans Slavery and states rights Serve on a jury or vote Congress/Legislative Branch the President Print Money and declare War 18 6 years life, liberty, pursuit of happiness legislative, executive, judicial Interpret or Reviews Laws Based on the number of people in a state Civil Rights Movement Sets up the Government We The People Everyone must follow the law 100 Vice President Fought for women's rights Provide schools, police, fire Supreme Court Ojibwe and Dakota The Constitution 4 years Democrats and Republicans Changes to the constitution Speech, religion, assembly, press, petition Freedom, economic opportunity 435 you can practice any or no religion November Advises the President Bill of Rights 2 years checks and balances, separation of powers St. Paul All people within a state 9 Native Americans Slavery and states rights Serve on a jury or vote Congress/Legislative Branch the President Print Money and declare War 18 6 years life, liberty, pursuit of happiness legislative, executive, judicial Interpret or Reviews Laws Based on the number of people in a state Civil Rights Movement Sets up the Government We The People Everyone must follow the law 100 Vice President Fought for women's rights Provide schools, police, fire Supreme Court Ojibwe and Dakota The Constitution 4 years Democrats and Republicans Changes to the constitution Speech, religion, assembly, press, petition
(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.
Freedom, economic opportunity
435
you can practice any or no religion
November
Advises the President
Bill of Rights
2 years
checks and balances, separation of powers
St. Paul
All people within a state
9
Native Americans
Slavery and states rights
Serve on a jury or vote
Congress/Legislative Branch
the President
Print Money and declare War
18
6 years
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
legislative, executive, judicial
Interpret or Reviews Laws
Based on the number of people in a state
Civil Rights Movement
Sets up the Government
We The People
Everyone must follow the law
100
Vice President
Fought for women's rights
Provide schools, police, fire
Supreme Court
Ojibwe and Dakota
The Constitution
4 years
Democrats and Republicans
Changes to the constitution
Speech, religion, assembly, press, petition