Declaration ofIndependenceNo oneis abovethe lawThe BillofRightsKing ofEngland-KingJames I protected thefundamentalfreedoms ofreligion,speech, press,assembly, andpetitionVirginiaDeclarationof Rights VirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedomFirstamendmentestablishedthe structureof theUnited StatesgovernmentGeorgeMason DemocracyCharters ofthe VirginiaCompany ofLondon TheConstitutionLife, liberty, andthe pursuit ofhappinessUnalienablerights Separationof Churchand State Themodel forthe Bill ofRights!RepresentativeGovernmentCreated a weakcentralgovernmentLed to theConstitution of theUnited States   Freedom ofreligion First tenchanges toTheConstitutionDeclarationOfIndependence Guaranteedthe coloniststhe rightsofEnglishmenRuleof LawConsentof theGovernedLimitedGovernmentThomasJefferson 27Amendmentsto the U.S.Constitution.Declaration ofIndependenceNo oneis abovethe lawThe BillofRightsKing ofEngland-KingJames I protected thefundamentalfreedoms ofreligion,speech, press,assembly, andpetitionVirginiaDeclarationof Rights VirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedomFirstamendmentestablishedthe structureof theUnited StatesgovernmentGeorgeMason DemocracyCharters ofthe VirginiaCompany ofLondon TheConstitutionLife, liberty, andthe pursuit ofhappinessUnalienablerights Separationof Churchand State Themodel forthe Bill ofRights!RepresentativeGovernmentCreated a weakcentralgovernmentLed to theConstitution of theUnited States   Freedom ofreligion First tenchanges toTheConstitutionDeclarationOfIndependence Guaranteedthe coloniststhe rightsofEnglishmenRuleof LawConsentof theGovernedLimitedGovernmentThomasJefferson 27Amendmentsto the U.S.Constitution.

Founding Principles and Documents - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. B-Declaration of Independence
  2. N-No one is above the law
  3. I-The Bill of Rights
  4. B-King of England- King James I
  5. B-protected the fundamental freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
  6. G-Virginia Declaration of Rights
  7. N-Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
  8. N-First amendment
  9. O-established the structure of the United States government
  10. N-George Mason
  11. B- Democracy
  12. G-Charters of the Virginia Company of London
  13. G-The Constitution
  14. O-Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness Unalienable rights
  15. O-Separation of Church and State
  16. G-The model for the Bill of Rights!
  17. B-Representative Government
  18. I-Created a weak central government Led to the Constitution of the United States
  19. I- Freedom of religion
  20. I-First ten changes to The Constitution
  21. G-Declaration Of Independence
  22. N-Guaranteed the colonists the rights of Englishmen
  23. I-Rule of Law
  24. B-Consent of the Governed
  25. O-Limited Government
  26. I-Thomas Jefferson
  27. O-27 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.