New England'seconomy suffered alot, they threatenedto secede, Americangained a lot ofrespect fromEuropean countriesJefferson'smilitarycutsAnegotiationto end thewarFrance neededmoney for warand they couldnot defendLouisianaU.S.wanted totrade withbothTo explore theterritory, makemaps, notegeography,plants, andanimalsAllowed theU.S. to use theMississippi toship goods toNew OrleansBarbary stateswere fromMorocco, Algiersand Tunisia, theyraided ships andenslaved sailorsTecumseh'sConfederacyNo infrastructureso they used theMississippi to shipgoods to NewOrleans.1millionsettlersNativeAmericansdied fromstarvationand diseaseNationalistswho wantedwar withBritainHelped the U.S.be able toaccess tradeeconomy,expand the USovernightAmericantradesuffered alotJeffersonstopped payingtribute andstarted militarypatrols to stopraidsTo tradewithEuropeancountriesJefferson'sresponse tohostile actions,it forbid foreigntradeImpressmentcontinued, Britishprovided weapons forNatives, Britain stilloccupied fortsdespite Jay's TreatyThe Constitutiondidn't state thePresident hadthe right topurchase landFree!Britishinvaded andburned downthe capitalBoth countriesstartedseizingAmericanshipsLake Eerie win-forced Britain toleave, defeatedNatives in southNeithersidewinsNew England'seconomy suffered alot, they threatenedto secede, Americangained a lot ofrespect fromEuropean countriesJefferson'smilitarycutsAnegotiationto end thewarFrance neededmoney for warand they couldnot defendLouisianaU.S.wanted totrade withbothTo explore theterritory, makemaps, notegeography,plants, andanimalsAllowed theU.S. to use theMississippi toship goods toNew OrleansBarbary stateswere fromMorocco, Algiersand Tunisia, theyraided ships andenslaved sailorsTecumseh'sConfederacyNo infrastructureso they used theMississippi to shipgoods to NewOrleans.1millionsettlersNativeAmericansdied fromstarvationand diseaseNationalistswho wantedwar withBritainHelped the U.S.be able toaccess tradeeconomy,expand the USovernightAmericantradesuffered alotJeffersonstopped payingtribute andstarted militarypatrols to stopraidsTo tradewithEuropeancountriesJefferson'sresponse tohostile actions,it forbid foreigntradeImpressmentcontinued, Britishprovided weapons forNatives, Britain stilloccupied fortsdespite Jay's TreatyThe Constitutiondidn't state thePresident hadthe right topurchase landFree!Britishinvaded andburned downthe capitalBoth countriesstartedseizingAmericanshipsLake Eerie win-forced Britain toleave, defeatedNatives in southNeithersidewins

Unit 5 Beta Review 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. New England's economy suffered a lot, they threatened to secede, American gained a lot of respect from European countries
  2. Jefferson's military cuts
  3. A negotiation to end the war
  4. France needed money for war and they could not defend Louisiana
  5. U.S. wanted to trade with both
  6. To explore the territory, make maps, note geography, plants, and animals
  7. Allowed the U.S. to use the Mississippi to ship goods to New Orleans
  8. Barbary states were from Morocco, Algiers and Tunisia, they raided ships and enslaved sailors
  9. Tecumseh's Confederacy
  10. No infrastructure so they used the Mississippi to ship goods to New Orleans.
  11. 1 million settlers
  12. Native Americans died from starvation and disease
  13. Nationalists who wanted war with Britain
  14. Helped the U.S. be able to access trade economy, expand the US overnight
  15. American trade suffered a lot
  16. Jefferson stopped paying tribute and started military patrols to stop raids
  17. To trade with European countries
  18. Jefferson's response to hostile actions, it forbid foreign trade
  19. Impressment continued, British provided weapons for Natives, Britain still occupied forts despite Jay's Treaty
  20. The Constitution didn't state the President had the right to purchase land
  21. Free!
  22. British invaded and burned down the capital
  23. Both countries started seizing American ships
  24. Lake Eerie win- forced Britain to leave, defeated Natives in south
  25. Neither side wins