(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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a person who agrees to work with a skilled craftsman to learn a trade
Apprentice
a religious revival that occured in the 1740s and 1760s where ministers called for a return to strong faith. This led to more religious freedom
Great Awakening
newspaper journalist arrested for writing critically about the governor of New York. He was arrested but found not guilty. This was a major step towards freedom of the press
John Peter Zinger
an economic policy in which countries competed for wealth to gain power
mercantilism
a company in which investors buy stock in return for a future profit.
Joint-stock company
laborer who agreed to work without pay for a certain amount of time in exchange for passage to the colonies
Indentured servant
being punished or attacked for your beliefs
persecution
growing enough food to supplement your family's diet
Subsistence farming
Better way of life, land ownership
Social Reason for Settlement
The leg of the triangle trade that included the inhumane transport of African slaves to the West Indies from West Africa
middle passage
The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut the first written Constitution in the colonies is written
1639
the buying of products from other countries
imports
the acceptance of different cultures and beliefs
tolerance
the presence of many different ethic groups, religions, and traditions in one place
diversity
The Pilgrims land in Plymouth and sign the Mayflower Compact establishing the idea of self-government and majority rule
1620
a belief in democratic ideas, practices, and values
Civic virtue
the right to print information that might be critical of the government if true without being arrested or censored
Freedom of the Press
Roanoke - the first attempt at English settlement - it was a failure
1587
The permanent moving of a people into one country from other countries
Immigration
a colony in which the King grants permission to settle
charter colony
banished by the Puritans for holding women's Bible studies - helped found the colony of Rhode Island
Anne Hutchinson
founder of Connecticut and writer of the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Thomas Hooker
leader of the Enlightenment movement in the colonies. He was a scientist, inventor, thinker, and later founding father
Ben Franklin
to escape oppressive government, the ability to participate in government
Political Reason for Colonization
Jamestown - the first permanent English settlement founded in Virginia
1607
the ability to read and write
literacy
a colony owned by the King and under his control
Royal Colony
The Virginia House of Burgesses was established as the first representative assembly in the 13 Colonies
1619
elected representative to an assembly
burgesses
banished by the Puritans for demanding better treatment of Native Americans - help found the colony of Rhode Island
Roger Williams
the selling of products to other countries
export
a movement that began in Europe and spread the idea that knowledge, reason, and science could help improve society
Enlightenment
a colony in which individuals are granted or given land to supervise and govern
proprietary colony
founder of Pennsylvania, Quaker leader, welcomed immigrants and supported religious freedom and representative government
William Penn
