The Boston___convincedmany that theBritish weretyrantsAlexanderHamiltonwanted anational_____power ofJudicialReview wasestablishedby thisTheJudiciary Actestablishedthe _______CourtFirstcivilization inMesoAmericawas the___________ andbalances keepone branch ofgov. frombecoming toopowerful.There arethis manyamendmentsin the Bill ofRights ____The Bill ofRights wasadded toplease the__________ThomasPainepublishedthis _____________Europeansdesired atrade routeto __The firstamendment statesthat the U.S. willmake noestablishment of__________TheNew___planto amend theArticles wasrejectedThis treatysecured NewOrleans for theU.S._______________Defending thecolonies in the_____ andIndian War wasexpensive____ wasour firstPresidentFirst twopoliticalparties:____________________was our2ndpresidentThe ___Act taxedprinteddocumentsThe election of___ was thefirst peacefultransfer ofpower___Rebellionrevealed howweak the centralgovernment wasunder the ArticlesThe _____Reformationled to thepersection ofthe PuritansPlainsIndiansfollowed the_____ herdsMany Africanswere enslavedand taken to________plantationsAn Americanvictory at_____ led toBritishsurrenderThe Boston___convincedmany that theBritish weretyrantsAlexanderHamiltonwanted anational_____power ofJudicialReview wasestablishedby thisTheJudiciary Actestablishedthe _______CourtFirstcivilization inMesoAmericawas the___________ andbalances keepone branch ofgov. frombecoming toopowerful.There arethis manyamendmentsin the Bill ofRights ____The Bill ofRights wasadded toplease the__________ThomasPainepublishedthis _____________Europeansdesired atrade routeto __The firstamendment statesthat the U.S. willmake noestablishment of__________TheNew___planto amend theArticles wasrejectedThis treatysecured NewOrleans for theU.S._______________Defending thecolonies in the_____ andIndian War wasexpensive____ wasour firstPresidentFirst twopoliticalparties:____________________was our2ndpresidentThe ___Act taxedprinteddocumentsThe election of___ was thefirst peacefultransfer ofpower___Rebellionrevealed howweak the centralgovernment wasunder the ArticlesThe _____Reformationled to thepersection ofthe PuritansPlainsIndiansfollowed the_____ herdsMany Africanswere enslavedand taken to________plantationsAn Americanvictory at_____ led toBritishsurrender

US History - 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 Boston___ convinced many that the British were tyrants
  2. Alexander Hamilton wanted a national _____
  3. power of Judicial Review was established by this
  4. The Judiciary Act established the _______ Court
  5. First civilization in MesoAmerica was the ________
  6. ___ and balances keep one branch of gov. from becoming too powerful.
  7. There are this many amendments in the Bill of Rights ____
  8. The Bill of Rights was added to please the __________
  9. Thomas Paine published this ______ _______
  10. Europeans desired a trade route to __
  11. The first amendment states that the U.S. will make no establishment of __________
  12. The New___plan to amend the Articles was rejected
  13. This treaty secured New Orleans for the U.S.______ _________
  14. Defending the colonies in the _____ and Indian War was expensive
  15. ____ was our first President
  16. First two political parties: ______ _________
  17. _____ was our 2nd president
  18. The ___ Act taxed printed documents
  19. The election of ___ was the first peaceful transfer of power
  20. ___Rebellion revealed how weak the central government was under the Articles
  21. The _____ Reformation led to the persection of the Puritans
  22. Plains Indians followed the _____ herds
  23. Many Africans were enslaved and taken to ________ plantations
  24. An American victory at _____ led to British surrender