fields that allfarmers could usefreely to plantcrops and allowtheir animals tograzea person withouta home orregular workwho wandersfrom place toplacedevelopment ofindustry (usingmachines tomake goods) ona large scaleelementsobtainedby mining(ex. gold)a machinepowered by waterthat spun cottoninto yarn muchfaster than ahuman coulddescribingfarm orcountrylifea strongmineral used tomake railroadtracks andsteam enginesthe social processby which citiesgrow and societiesbecome moreurbanlaws passed bythe Britishgovernment thatlet rich landownersbuy up farmland inThe Commonsthe belief thatbusinesses shouldowned by thepeople who canafford to buy andrun themmade fromdead plants oranimals; canbe burned tocreate energythe belief that thegovernmentshould ownbusinesses tokeep the rich fromcontrolling themfabricsused tomakeclothesa machine thatused steam(boiled water) toturn wheels; usedin factories, mines,and trainswhen waste orchemicals enterwater and harm theanimals inside it andhumans whodrink/swim in thiswateran island nationin Europe, partof the UnitedKingdom andGreat Britainwhen smoke, dust,or gas arereleased into theair and make itunclean anddangerous tobreathea buildingwhere goodsare mademostly bymachinesa fossil fuel; arock made fromdead plantsand foundundergroundrelated toland orfarmingdescribingcities or townswhere peoplelive closelytogethera river made byhumans digging atunnel into theground and filling itwith watera social classof people whodo manual orunskilled labortreating peopleunfairly in orderto benefit fromtheir workcuttingdown awide areaof treesfields that allfarmers could usefreely to plantcrops and allowtheir animals tograzea person withouta home orregular workwho wandersfrom place toplacedevelopment ofindustry (usingmachines tomake goods) ona large scaleelementsobtainedby mining(ex. gold)a machinepowered by waterthat spun cottoninto yarn muchfaster than ahuman coulddescribingfarm orcountrylifea strongmineral used tomake railroadtracks andsteam enginesthe social processby which citiesgrow and societiesbecome moreurbanlaws passed bythe Britishgovernment thatlet rich landownersbuy up farmland inThe Commonsthe belief thatbusinesses shouldowned by thepeople who canafford to buy andrun themmade fromdead plants oranimals; canbe burned tocreate energythe belief that thegovernmentshould ownbusinesses tokeep the rich fromcontrolling themfabricsused tomakeclothesa machine thatused steam(boiled water) toturn wheels; usedin factories, mines,and trainswhen waste orchemicals enterwater and harm theanimals inside it andhumans whodrink/swim in thiswateran island nationin Europe, partof the UnitedKingdom andGreat Britainwhen smoke, dust,or gas arereleased into theair and make itunclean anddangerous tobreathea buildingwhere goodsare mademostly bymachinesa fossil fuel; arock made fromdead plantsand foundundergroundrelated toland orfarmingdescribingcities or townswhere peoplelive closelytogethera river made byhumans digging atunnel into theground and filling itwith watera social classof people whodo manual orunskilled labortreating peopleunfairly in orderto benefit fromtheir workcuttingdown awide areaof trees

Industrial Revolution Vocab - 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. fields that all farmers could use freely to plant crops and allow their animals to graze
  2. a person without a home or regular work who wanders from place to place
  3. development of industry (using machines to make goods) on a large scale
  4. elements obtained by mining (ex. gold)
  5. a machine powered by water that spun cotton into yarn much faster than a human could
  6. describing farm or country life
  7. a strong mineral used to make railroad tracks and steam engines
  8. the social process by which cities grow and societies become more urban
  9. laws passed by the British government that let rich landowners buy up farmland in The Commons
  10. the belief that businesses should owned by the people who can afford to buy and run them
  11. made from dead plants or animals; can be burned to create energy
  12. the belief that the government should own businesses to keep the rich from controlling them
  13. fabrics used to make clothes
  14. a machine that used steam (boiled water) to turn wheels; used in factories, mines, and trains
  15. when waste or chemicals enter water and harm the animals inside it and humans who drink/swim in this water
  16. an island nation in Europe, part of the United Kingdom and Great Britain
  17. when smoke, dust, or gas are released into the air and make it unclean and dangerous to breathe
  18. a building where goods are made mostly by machines
  19. a fossil fuel; a rock made from dead plants and found underground
  20. related to land or farming
  21. describing cities or towns where people live closely together
  22. a river made by humans digging a tunnel into the ground and filling it with water
  23. a social class of people who do manual or unskilled labor
  24. treating people unfairly in order to benefit from their work
  25. cutting down a wide area of trees