ExecutiveOrder9981FreedomPublicSchoolsCompetitionfor Jobs14thAmendmentUnconstitutionalFederalGovernmentCivilRights Actof 1957IntegrateJamesFarmerGreatMigrationNonviolencePrejudiceEquality ofOpportunityPresidentEisenhowerSocialMovementInequality15thAmendmentInvisibleSouthernChristianLeadershipConference(SCLC)PittsburghCourierHigherEducationMarch onWashingtonNAACPCivilRightsBoycottDeFactoA. PhillipRandolphNationalGuardLegalJourney ofReconciliationAngryResistancePresidentTrumanConstitutionalGrowth ofAfricanAmericanNewspapersFDRFearMinoritiesJack SpratCoffeeHouse Sit-InEqualProtectionSouthernManifestoW.E.B.DuboisExecutiveOrder8802Voting13thAmendmentPresidentialCommitteeon CivilRightsPlessy v.FergusonPaulRobesonReligionPublicTransportationMalcolmXRealityAmericanIdealsJusticeCustomMartinLutherKing Jr.EqualityDiscriminationCivilRights Actof 1960SupremeCourtDesegregationExecutiveOrder9980SegregationForcedRelocationSystematicStruggleDouble vCampaignCOREPublicInstitutionsJimCrowLawsEmmettTillSweattv.PainterProtestMontgomery"SoulForce"LittleRockNineSeparateBut EqualDoctrineThurgoodMarshallGandhiCivilDisobedienceBrown V.Board ofEducationFreedomRidesLawDeJureGrassrootsJackieRobinsonBlackPanthersRosaParksExecutiveOrder9981FreedomPublicSchoolsCompetitionfor Jobs14thAmendmentUnconstitutionalFederalGovernmentCivilRights Actof 1957IntegrateJamesFarmerGreatMigrationNonviolencePrejudiceEquality ofOpportunityPresidentEisenhowerSocialMovementInequality15thAmendmentInvisibleSouthernChristianLeadershipConference(SCLC)PittsburghCourierHigherEducationMarch onWashingtonNAACPCivilRightsBoycottDeFactoA. PhillipRandolphNationalGuardLegalJourney ofReconciliationAngryResistancePresidentTrumanConstitutionalGrowth ofAfricanAmericanNewspapersFDRFearMinoritiesJack SpratCoffeeHouse Sit-InEqualProtectionSouthernManifestoW.E.B.DuboisExecutiveOrder8802Voting13thAmendmentPresidentialCommitteeon CivilRightsPlessy v.FergusonPaulRobesonReligionPublicTransportationMalcolmXRealityAmericanIdealsJusticeCustomMartinLutherKing Jr.EqualityDiscriminationCivilRights Actof 1960SupremeCourtDesegregationExecutiveOrder9980SegregationForcedRelocationSystematicStruggleDouble vCampaignCOREPublicInstitutionsJimCrowLawsEmmettTillSweattv.PainterProtestMontgomery"SoulForce"LittleRockNineSeparateBut EqualDoctrineThurgoodMarshallGandhiCivilDisobedienceBrown V.Board ofEducationFreedomRidesLawDeJureGrassrootsJackieRobinsonBlackPanthersRosaParks

Civil Rights Movement - 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. Executive Order 9981
  2. Freedom
  3. Public Schools
  4. Competition for Jobs
  5. 14th Amendment
  6. Unconstitutional
  7. Federal Government
  8. Civil Rights Act of 1957
  9. Integrate
  10. James Farmer
  11. Great Migration
  12. Nonviolence
  13. Prejudice
  14. Equality of Opportunity
  15. President Eisenhower
  16. Social Movement
  17. Inequality
  18. 15th Amendment
  19. Invisible
  20. Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
  21. Pittsburgh Courier
  22. Higher Education
  23. March on Washington
  24. NAACP
  25. Civil Rights
  26. Boycott
  27. De Facto
  28. A. Phillip Randolph
  29. National Guard
  30. Legal
  31. Journey of Reconciliation
  32. Angry Resistance
  33. President Truman
  34. Constitutional
  35. Growth of African American Newspapers
  36. FDR
  37. Fear
  38. Minorities
  39. Jack Sprat Coffee House Sit-In
  40. Equal Protection
  41. Southern Manifesto
  42. W.E.B. Dubois
  43. Executive Order 8802
  44. Voting
  45. 13th Amendment
  46. Presidential Committee on Civil Rights
  47. Plessy v. Ferguson
  48. Paul Robeson
  49. Religion
  50. Public Transportation
  51. Malcolm X
  52. Reality
  53. American Ideals
  54. Justice
  55. Custom
  56. Martin Luther King Jr.
  57. Equality
  58. Discrimination
  59. Civil Rights Act of 1960
  60. Supreme Court
  61. Desegregation
  62. Executive Order 9980
  63. Segregation
  64. Forced Relocation
  65. Systematic
  66. Struggle
  67. Double v Campaign
  68. CORE
  69. Public Institutions
  70. Jim Crow Laws
  71. Emmett Till
  72. Sweatt v. Painter
  73. Protest
  74. Montgomery
  75. "Soul Force"
  76. Little Rock Nine
  77. Separate But Equal Doctrine
  78. Thurgood Marshall
  79. Gandhi
  80. Civil Disobedience
  81. Brown V. Board of Education
  82. Freedom Rides
  83. Law
  84. De Jure
  85. Grassroots
  86. Jackie Robinson
  87. Black Panthers
  88. Rosa Parks