More humanresourcesand rawmaterialsPreserve(save)the unionSeparatebutequalTooforgiving-So.rejoins withoath ofloyaltyBooker TWashingtonJimCrowLawsSharecroppingFederal govt.had morepower overthe states14th13thKKKEconomicconditionsvariedBlamedRepublicansfor the warPolltaxContinuesegregationof whitesand blacksIncreased thedeterminationofabolitionistsLiteracytestImpeachmentof PresidentJohnsonReconstructionVotingFederaltroopsremovedfrom theSouthTurned thetides of warin favor ofthe NorthEmancipationProclamationIncreasedabolitionismin the NorthMore humanresourcesand rawmaterialsPreserve(save)the unionSeparatebutequalTooforgiving-So.rejoins withoath ofloyaltyBooker TWashingtonJimCrowLawsSharecroppingFederal govt.had morepower overthe states14th13thKKKEconomicconditionsvariedBlamedRepublicansfor the warPolltaxContinuesegregationof whitesand blacksIncreased thedeterminationofabolitionistsLiteracytestImpeachmentof PresidentJohnsonReconstructionVotingFederaltroopsremovedfrom theSouthTurned thetides of warin favor ofthe NorthEmancipationProclamationIncreasedabolitionismin the North

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