A powerfulcountry controlsseveral lesspowerfulcountriesThe majorpowers ofEurope inthe early1900’sCountries thathave a formalagreement withone another todefend each otherin times of war orattack.A Britishpassengership thatGermanysankNot takingpart in awarThe name of thepeace treaty thatofficially ended WWI.It was named afterthe location in Paristhat the major powersmet at.Central partof Europethat formedan allianceRemainingseparate, awayfrom othercountries anduninvolved intheir affairsA policy ofextending acountry’s powerand influencethrough diplomacyor military force.A system ofgovernment inwhich the peoplerule by voting theirelectedrepresentatives topower.Therequirement ofall men who areof age to jointhe militaryIn a war, land notcontrolled byeither side andfilled with barbedwire, land mines,orburied bombs.The belief of agovernment that acountry should havea strong, trainedmilitary and beprepared to call it toaction if needed.An attemptto promote aparticularperson orideaA form of governmentin which citizenshave limitedfreedoms and thegovernment makesthe major economicand businessdecisions.Debts imposedon a defeatednation pay forthe harm doneduring a war.The otherparts ofEurope thatformed anallianceA telegram sentto Mexico tobribe them toattack theUnited StatesAn internationalpeacekeepingorganization thatformed as aresult of WWI.A strongdevotion toone's owncountry ideals,beliefs, valuesA powerfulcountry controlsseveral lesspowerfulcountriesThe majorpowers ofEurope inthe early1900’sCountries thathave a formalagreement withone another todefend each otherin times of war orattack.A Britishpassengership thatGermanysankNot takingpart in awarThe name of thepeace treaty thatofficially ended WWI.It was named afterthe location in Paristhat the major powersmet at.Central partof Europethat formedan allianceRemainingseparate, awayfrom othercountries anduninvolved intheir affairsA policy ofextending acountry’s powerand influencethrough diplomacyor military force.A system ofgovernment inwhich the peoplerule by voting theirelectedrepresentatives topower.Therequirement ofall men who areof age to jointhe militaryIn a war, land notcontrolled byeither side andfilled with barbedwire, land mines,orburied bombs.The belief of agovernment that acountry should havea strong, trainedmilitary and beprepared to call it toaction if needed.An attemptto promote aparticularperson orideaA form of governmentin which citizenshave limitedfreedoms and thegovernment makesthe major economicand businessdecisions.Debts imposedon a defeatednation pay forthe harm doneduring a war.The otherparts ofEurope thatformed anallianceA telegram sentto Mexico tobribe them toattack theUnited StatesAn internationalpeacekeepingorganization thatformed as aresult of WWI.A strongdevotion toone's owncountry ideals,beliefs, values

Untitled 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. A powerful country controls several less powerful countries
  2. The major powers of Europe in the early 1900’s
  3. Countries that have a formal agreement with one another to defend each other in times of war or attack.
  4. A British passenger ship that Germany sank
  5. Not taking part in a war
  6. The name of the peace treaty that officially ended WWI. It was named after the location in Paris that the major powers met at.
  7. Central part of Europe that formed an alliance
  8. Remaining separate, away from other countries and uninvolved in their affairs
  9. A policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
  10. A system of government in which the people rule by voting their elected representatives to power.
  11. The requirement of all men who are of age to join the military
  12. In a war, land not controlled by either side and filled with barbed wire, land mines, or buried bombs.
  13. The belief of a government that a country should have a strong, trained military and be prepared to call it to action if needed.
  14. An attempt to promote a particular person or idea
  15. A form of government in which citizens have limited freedoms and the government makes the major economic and business decisions.
  16. Debts imposed on a defeated nation pay for the harm done during a war.
  17. The other parts of Europe that formed an alliance
  18. A telegram sent to Mexico to bribe them to attack the United States
  19. An international peacekeeping organization that formed as a result of WWI.
  20. A strong devotion to one's own country ideals, beliefs, values