ended theFrenchand IndianWarMarch5, 1770 firstconstitutionof the UnitedStatesLoyalistsFrench &IndianWarPatriotsCarriesoutlawsNumber ofstatesneeded topass a lawBeginning ofDeclaration ofIndependenceAlliesof theIndianWilliamBlackstoneBattle ofSaratogaOneHouseLegislatureBostonTeaPartyAfricanAmericankilled in theBostonMassacreStampActThomasPaineMs.MeansFavoriteColorshortages ofeverythingfrom food toclothing tomedicine.Ruler ofGreatBritainNo JudicialBranchNo ArmyNo TaxesThomasJeffersonGeorgeWashington1775ended theFrenchand IndianWarMarch5, 1770firstconstitutionof the UnitedStatesLoyalistsFrench &IndianWarPatriotsCarriesoutlawsNumber ofstatesneeded topass a lawBeginning ofDeclaration ofIndependenceAlliesof theIndianWilliamBlackstoneBattle ofSaratogaOneHouseLegislatureBostonTeaPartyAfricanAmericankilled in theBostonMassacreStampActThomasPaineMs.MeansFavoriteColorshortages ofeverythingfrom food toclothing tomedicine.Ruler ofGreatBritainNo JudicialBranchNo ArmyNo TaxesThomasJeffersonGeorgeWashington1775

American Revolution - 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. ended the French and Indian War
  2. March 5, 1770
  3. first constitution of the United States
  4. Loyalists
  5. French & Indian War
  6. Patriots
  7. Carries out laws
  8. Number of states needed to pass a law
  9. Beginning of Declaration of Independence
  10. Allies of the Indian
  11. William Blackstone
  12. Battle of Saratoga
  13. One House Legislature
  14. Boston Tea Party
  15. African American killed in the Boston Massacre
  16. Stamp Act
  17. Thomas Paine
  18. Ms. Means Favorite Color
  19. shortages of everything from food to clothing to medicine.
  20. Ruler of Great Britain
  21. No Judicial Branch No Army No Taxes
  22. Thomas Jefferson
  23. George Washington
  24. 1775