StampActBattleofTrentonDeclaration ofIndependenceTheFederalistPapersMarquisdeLaFayetteLandOrdinanceof 1785SouthernColoniesNorthwestOrdinanceof 1787GeorgeWashingtonTreatyof Paris1783MercantilismSenateVirginiaPlanAnti-FederalistBenjaminFranklinContinentalArmyAfricanAmericanCultureBill ofRightsBaronvonSteubonU.S.COnstitution1763Treatyof ParisCongressJamesMadisonIntolerableActsAmericanRevolutionThomasJeffersonGreatBritainSalutaryNeglectJohnsAdamsGreatAwakeningColonizationTrans-AtlanticSlaveTradeBattle ofYorktownBattle ofSaratogaSonsofLibertyMiddlePassageCommonSenseMid-AtlanticColonies3/5CompromiseCommitteeof FiveValleyForgeNewEnglandColoniesChecksandBalancesThomasPaineGreatCompromiseDaughtersof LIbertyAlexanderHamiltonFederalistsHouse ofRepresentativesSeparationof PowersArticles ofConfederationFranceDanielShaysRatificationProclamation(Line) of1763COlonialSelf-GovernancePuritanJohnLockeNewJerseyPlanFrench &IndianWarCommittees ofCorrespondenceLimitedGovernmentStampActBattleofTrentonDeclaration ofIndependenceTheFederalistPapersMarquisdeLaFayetteLandOrdinanceof 1785SouthernColoniesNorthwestOrdinanceof 1787GeorgeWashingtonTreatyof Paris1783MercantilismSenateVirginiaPlanAnti-FederalistBenjaminFranklinContinentalArmyAfricanAmericanCultureBill ofRightsBaronvonSteubonU.S.COnstitution1763Treatyof ParisCongressJamesMadisonIntolerableActsAmericanRevolutionThomasJeffersonGreatBritainSalutaryNeglectJohnsAdamsGreatAwakeningColonizationTrans-AtlanticSlaveTradeBattle ofYorktownBattle ofSaratogaSonsofLibertyMiddlePassageCommonSenseMid-AtlanticColonies3/5CompromiseCommitteeof FiveValleyForgeNewEnglandColoniesChecksandBalancesThomasPaineGreatCompromiseDaughtersof LIbertyAlexanderHamiltonFederalistsHouse ofRepresentativesSeparationof PowersArticles ofConfederationFranceDanielShaysRatificationProclamation(Line) of1763COlonialSelf-GovernancePuritanJohnLockeNewJerseyPlanFrench &IndianWarCommittees ofCorrespondenceLimitedGovernment

Domain I (SSUSH1-5) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. N-Stamp Act
  2. B-Battle of Trenton
  3. N-Declaration of Independence
  4. G-The Federalist Papers
  5. I-Marquis de LaFayette
  6. I-Land Ordinance of 1785
  7. O-Southern Colonies
  8. O-Northwest Ordinance of 1787
  9. G-George Washington
  10. B-Treaty of Paris 1783
  11. I-Mercantilism
  12. B-Senate
  13. N-Virginia Plan
  14. B-Anti-Federalist
  15. B-Benjamin Franklin
  16. G-Continental Army
  17. I-African American Culture
  18. I-Bill of Rights
  19. G-Baron von Steubon
  20. O-U.S. COnstitution
  21. N-1763 Treaty of Paris
  22. N-Congress
  23. I-James Madison
  24. G-Intolerable Acts
  25. G-American Revolution
  26. B-Thomas Jefferson
  27. O-Great Britain
  28. O-Salutary Neglect
  29. B-Johns Adams
  30. N-Great Awakening
  31. N-Colonization
  32. O-Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
  33. O-Battle of Yorktown
  34. N-Battle of Saratoga
  35. B-Sons of Liberty
  36. O-Middle Passage
  37. O-Common Sense
  38. I-Mid-Atlantic Colonies
  39. G-3/5 Compromise
  40. G-Committee of Five
  41. G-Valley Forge
  42. B-New England Colonies
  43. O-Checks and Balances
  44. O-Thomas Paine
  45. N-Great Compromise
  46. I-Daughters of LIberty
  47. N-Alexander Hamilton
  48. G-Federalists
  49. G-House of Representatives
  50. G-Separation of Powers
  51. B-Articles of Confederation
  52. I-France
  53. N-Daniel Shays
  54. B-Ratification
  55. O-Proclamation (Line) of 1763
  56. I-COlonial Self-Governance
  57. B-Puritan
  58. N-John Locke
  59. I-New Jersey Plan
  60. I-French & Indian War
  61. I-Committees of Correspondence
  62. B-Limited Government