13thLiteracytestFederaltroopsremovedfrom theSouthContinuesegregationof whitesand blacksEconomicconditionsvariedTurned thetides of warin favor ofthe NorthSharecroppingTooforgiving-So.rejoins withoath ofloyaltyEmancipationProclamationBooker TWashingtonPolltaxJimCrowLawsIncreasedabolitionismin the NorthReconstructionKKKImpeachmentof PresidentJohnsonBlamedRepublicansfor the warVoting14thFederal govt.had morepower overthe statesSeparatebutequalPreserve(save)the unionIncreased thedeterminationofabolitionistsMore humanresourcesand rawmaterials13thLiteracytestFederaltroopsremovedfrom theSouthContinuesegregationof whitesand blacksEconomicconditionsvariedTurned thetides of warin favor ofthe NorthSharecroppingTooforgiving-So.rejoins withoath ofloyaltyEmancipationProclamationBooker TWashingtonPolltaxJimCrowLawsIncreasedabolitionismin the NorthReconstructionKKKImpeachmentof PresidentJohnsonBlamedRepublicansfor the warVoting14thFederal govt.had morepower overthe statesSeparatebutequalPreserve(save)the unionIncreased thedeterminationofabolitionistsMore humanresourcesand rawmaterials

Civil War & Reconstruction USHG - 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. 13th
  2. Literacy test
  3. Federal troops removed from the South
  4. Continue segregation of whites and blacks
  5. Economic conditions varied
  6. Turned the tides of war in favor of the North
  7. Sharecropping
  8. Too forgiving-So. rejoins with oath of loyalty
  9. Emancipation Proclamation
  10. Booker T Washington
  11. Poll tax
  12. Jim Crow Laws
  13. Increased abolitionism in the North
  14. Reconstruction
  15. KKK
  16. Impeachment of President Johnson
  17. Blamed Republicans for the war
  18. Voting
  19. 14th
  20. Federal govt. had more power over the states
  21. Separate but equal
  22. Preserve(save) the union
  23. Increased the determination of abolitionists
  24. More human resources and raw materials