Treaty ofParis,1783Formallyended theAmericanRevolutionFundamentalOrders ofConnecticut1639- setupsystem ofself govt, ledby ThomasHookermercantilismBritish policy ofusing thecolonies toprovide wealthto ' mothercountry'IntolerableActs1774-response tothe BostonTea PartyFederalismConstitutionalprinciples thatgives somepower to natlgovt & others tostate/local govtVirgniaHouse ofBurgess1st assembly ofelectedrepresentativesof EnglishColonist in NorthAmericaPopularSovereigntyPrinciple ofgovt usingpower tothe peopleLimitedGovtPrinciple ofgovt thatguaranteesits power islimited by lawDeclaration ofIndependenceJuly 4, 1776written byThomasJeffersonStampActAct saying allpaper (& someother things)must have astamp soldBattle ofYorktown1781 - lastbattle ofAmericanRevolutionMonroeDoctrine1823-closedthe WesternHemisphere toany newEuropeanColonizationBattle ofLexington&Concord1st battle oftherevolutionarywarMayflowerCompactSigned bythe men ofPlymouthcolonySeparationof PowersPrinciple ofgovt thatdivides roles &responsibilitiesof govtAmericanRevolutionColonists feltthey were notfairlyrepresented,declared indepArticles of theConfederationthe firstconstitutionof the USProclamationof 1763Britain's KingGeorge III'sforbiddingcolonist toexpand to theWestConstitutionalconventionUS delegatesmeet to repairweaknessesof Articles ofConfederationChecksandBalancesPrinciple ofgovernment whereeach branchaffirms or vetoesactions of otherbranchesAntifederalistOpposed tonewconstitution,refused to ratifyw/o a bill ofrightsBattle ofSaratoga1777- largestBritish armyregimentwasdefeatedMarburyVsMadison1803-establishedjudicialreviewWar of18122nd war forindependenceNorthwestOrdinance1787-procedures fororderly futureexpansion ofUSLouisianaPurchase1803 - PresidentThomas Jeffersonauthorizedpurchase of theLouisiana territoryFrench &IndianWarWar betweenBritish &French overthe OhioRiver VallyMagnaCartaLimited tothe power ofthe EnglishMonarchUnalienablerightsRightsyou areborn withTreaty ofParis,1783Formallyended theAmericanRevolutionFundamentalOrders ofConnecticut1639- setupsystem ofself govt, ledby ThomasHookermercantilismBritish policy ofusing thecolonies toprovide wealthto ' mothercountry'IntolerableActs1774-response tothe BostonTea PartyFederalismConstitutionalprinciples thatgives somepower to natlgovt & others tostate/local govtVirgniaHouse ofBurgess1st assembly ofelectedrepresentativesof EnglishColonist in NorthAmericaPopularSovereigntyPrinciple ofgovt usingpower tothe peopleLimitedGovtPrinciple ofgovt thatguaranteesits power islimited by lawDeclaration ofIndependenceJuly 4, 1776written byThomasJeffersonStampActAct saying allpaper (& someother things)must have astamp soldBattle ofYorktown1781 - lastbattle ofAmericanRevolutionMonroeDoctrine1823-closedthe WesternHemisphere toany newEuropeanColonizationBattle ofLexington&Concord1st battle oftherevolutionarywarMayflowerCompactSigned bythe men ofPlymouthcolonySeparationof PowersPrinciple ofgovt thatdivides roles &responsibilitiesof govtAmericanRevolutionColonists feltthey were notfairlyrepresented,declared indepArticles of theConfederationthe firstconstitutionof the USProclamationof 1763Britain's KingGeorge III'sforbiddingcolonist toexpand to theWestConstitutionalconventionUS delegatesmeet to repairweaknessesof Articles ofConfederationChecksandBalancesPrinciple ofgovernment whereeach branchaffirms or vetoesactions of otherbranchesAntifederalistOpposed tonewconstitution,refused to ratifyw/o a bill ofrightsBattle ofSaratoga1777- largestBritish armyregimentwasdefeatedMarburyVsMadison1803-establishedjudicialreviewWar of18122nd war forindependenceNorthwestOrdinance1787-procedures fororderly futureexpansion ofUSLouisianaPurchase1803 - PresidentThomas Jeffersonauthorizedpurchase of theLouisiana territoryFrench &IndianWarWar betweenBritish &French overthe OhioRiver VallyMagnaCartaLimited tothe power ofthe EnglishMonarchUnalienablerightsRightsyou areborn with

8th Grade Social Studies - 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. Formally ended the American Revolution
    Treaty of Paris, 1783
  2. 1639- setup system of self govt, led by Thomas Hooker
    Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
  3. British policy of using the colonies to provide wealth to ' mother country'
    mercantilism
  4. 1774- response to the Boston Tea Party
    Intolerable Acts
  5. Constitutional principles that gives some power to natl govt & others to state/local govt
    Federalism
  6. 1st assembly of elected representatives of English Colonist in North America
    Virgnia House of Burgess
  7. Principle of govt using power to the people
    Popular Sovereignty
  8. Principle of govt that guarantees its power is limited by law
    Limited Govt
  9. July 4, 1776 written by Thomas Jefferson
    Declaration of Independence
  10. Act saying all paper (& some other things) must have a stamp sold
    Stamp Act
  11. 1781 - last battle of American Revolution
    Battle of Yorktown
  12. 1823-closed the Western Hemisphere to any new European Colonization
    Monroe Doctrine
  13. 1st battle of the revolutionary war
    Battle of Lexington & Concord
  14. Signed by the men of Plymouth colony
    Mayflower Compact
  15. Principle of govt that divides roles & responsibilities of govt
    Separation of Powers
  16. Colonists felt they were not fairly represented, declared indep
    American Revolution
  17. the first constitution of the US
    Articles of the Confederation
  18. Britain's King George III's forbidding colonist to expand to the West
    Proclamation of 1763
  19. US delegates meet to repair weaknesses of Articles of Confederation
    Constitutional convention
  20. Principle of government where each branch affirms or vetoes actions of other branches
    Checks and Balances
  21. Opposed to new constitution, refused to ratify w/o a bill of rights
    Antifederalist
  22. 1777- largest British army regiment was defeated
    Battle of Saratoga
  23. 1803-established judicial review
    Marbury Vs Madison
  24. 2nd war for independence
    War of 1812
  25. 1787- procedures for orderly future expansion of US
    Northwest Ordinance
  26. 1803 - President Thomas Jefferson authorized purchase of the Louisiana territory
    Louisiana Purchase
  27. War between British & French over the Ohio River Vally
    French & Indian War
  28. Limited to the power of the English Monarch
    Magna Carta
  29. Rights you are born with
    Unalienable rights