The Federalgovernmentonly has thelisted powersProtectionfrom self-incriminationSixthTenthThe governmentcannot forcecitizens to allowsoldiers intotheir homeUnreasonablesearch andseizureFourthRight tobeararmsRightto alawyerFifthSecondSeventhFirstRight toknow youraccusersNinthRight to ajury of yourpeers in acivil caseAnti-federalistsThirdThe group ofpeople whoadvocatedfor the Bill ofRightsFreedom ofspeech, press,assembly,religion, &protestEighthCruel andunusualpunishmentRights notlisted in theConstitutionbelong to thepeopleProtectionagainstdoublejeopardyThe Federalgovernmentonly has thelisted powersProtectionfrom self-incriminationSixthTenthThe governmentcannot forcecitizens to allowsoldiers intotheir homeUnreasonablesearch andseizureFourthRight tobeararmsRightto alawyerFifthSecondSeventhFirstRight toknow youraccusersNinthRight to ajury of yourpeers in acivil caseAnti-federalistsThirdThe group ofpeople whoadvocatedfor the Bill ofRightsFreedom ofspeech, press,assembly,religion, &protestEighthCruel andunusualpunishmentRights notlisted in theConstitutionbelong to thepeopleProtectionagainstdoublejeopardy

Bill of Rights 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. The Federal government only has the listed powers
  2. Protection from self-incrimination
  3. Sixth
  4. Tenth
  5. The government cannot force citizens to allow soldiers into their home
  6. Unreasonable search and seizure
  7. Fourth
  8. Right to bear arms
  9. Right to a lawyer
  10. Fifth
  11. Second
  12. Seventh
  13. First
  14. Right to know your accusers
  15. Ninth
  16. Right to a jury of your peers in a civil case
  17. Anti-federalists
  18. Third
  19. The group of people who advocated for the Bill of Rights
  20. Freedom of speech, press, assembly, religion, & protest
  21. Eighth
  22. Cruel and unusual punishment
  23. Rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the people
  24. Protection against double jeopardy