Potential threat to Canada Canada improves its autonomy A nation/nations rely on Canada Canada gets attacked on its own land Canada becomes more distant with European countries Canada commits war crimes Canada becomes more distant with the U.S. Canada improves relationship with U.S. Canada was pivotal in an external affair Canada protects citizens Canada establishes intergovernmental organisation Canada achieves recognition Advancement in Canadian identity Canada gains the trust of other nations Canada becomes communist Canada manages to prevent war Canada gains the trust of other nations Canada improves its relationship with European countreis Canada initiates War Canada fails to keep peace Canada looses a War Canada fails to achieve recognition Canada works with USSR Canada relies on other countries support Potential threat to Canada Canada improves its autonomy A nation/nations rely on Canada Canada gets attacked on its own land Canada becomes more distant with European countries Canada commits war crimes Canada becomes more distant with the U.S. Canada improves relationship with U.S. Canada was pivotal in an external affair Canada protects citizens Canada establishes intergovernmental organisation Canada achieves recognition Advancement in Canadian identity Canada gains the trust of other nations Canada becomes communist Canada manages to prevent war Canada gains the trust of other nations Canada improves its relationship with European countreis Canada initiates War Canada fails to keep peace Canada looses a War Canada fails to achieve recognition Canada works with USSR Canada relies on other countries support
(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.
I-Potential threat to Canada
I-Canada improves its autonomy
G-A nation/nations rely on Canada
G-Canada gets attacked on its own land
N-Canada becomes more distant with European countries
N-Canada commits war crimes
B-Canada becomes more distant with the U.S.
B-Canada improves relationship with U.S.
O-Canada was pivotal in an external affair
O-Canada protects citizens
G-Canada establishes intergovernmental organisation
I-Canada achieves recognition
B-Advancement in Canadian identity
N-Canada gains the trust of other nations
G-Canada becomes communist
N-Canada manages to prevent war
B-Canada gains the trust of other nations
B-Canada improves its relationship with European countreis
G-Canada initiates War
I-Canada fails to keep peace
O-Canada looses a War
I-Canada fails to achieve recognition
O-Canada works with USSR
O-Canada relies on other countries
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