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Untitled Bingo - 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. A doctor
  2. A general
  3. Was a lawmaker, helped pass laws supporting rights of
  4. Lost their life in pursuit of independence
  5. Fought for independence of their country
  6. Gave up their freedom for a cause
  7. Helped abolish slavery in their country
  8. A woman breaking boundaries for that time
  9. Education Advocate
  10. A doctor
  11. Artist who brought indigenous culture into their artwork
  12. Worked to promote rights of Afro-Latin Americans and African Americans
  13. Artist who brought indigenous culture into their artwork
  14. Fought for indigenous peoples’ rights
  15. Key figure in Mexican Revolution
  16. Environmental Activist
  17. Was a South American revolutionary/resistance fighter
  18. Descendant of rulers of the mighty Incan Empire
  19. A writer/author
  20. Lost their life in pursuit of independence
  21. Was a South American revolutionary/resistance fighter
  22. Fought for independence of their country
  23. Modern day person or organization named after them
  24. Key figure in Mexican Revolution
  25. Education Advocate
  26. Women’s Rights advocate
  27. Human rights/Civil Rights advocate
  28. Human rights/Civil Rights advocate
  29. Opposed corruption or dictatorship in Central America
  30. Fought against the Spanish
  31. Opposed corruption or dictatorship in Central America
  32. Was a lawmaker, helped pass laws supporting rights of
  33. Gave up their freedom for a cause
  34. Worked to promote rights of Afro-Latin Americans and African Americans
  35. Poet and philosopher
  36. Descendant of rulers of the mighty Incan Empire
  37. Fought for indigenous peoples’ rights
  38. Head of State (president)
  39. A woman breaking boundaries for that time
  40. Head of State (president)
  41. Fought against the Spanish
  42. Women’s Rights advocate
  43. Environmental Activist
  44. Poet and philosopher
  45. Modern day person or organization named after them
  46. A general
  47. A writer/author
  48. Helped abolish slavery in their country