TaxesA compulsorycontribution ofmoney from thepeople to thegovernment.TransportationA crimesentence in17th-centuryBritain.AlfredDeakinThe personthat built theGovernmentStructure.ConventionA unisonbetweendifferentstates.SlaveryA person havingto work veryhard but gettinglittle to norecognition.RepresentativesA candidatefor agovernmentposition.FederateTo form afederation.TariffsTax onimports(goods andservices) intothe country.FreeTradeAn agreementbetween twostates thatreducesbarriers intransactions.ReferendumA vote tochangean issue.GovernorAn executivethat governsa state orcommunity.ImmigrationForeignersarriving in adifferentcountry tolive/work.HenryParkesAn importantperson in theFederationof Australia.CommonwealthA countrythat isindependent.SecretBallotA votethat isheld insecret.FederationPeopledecided thatthey wantedAustralia tobecome this.ConstitutionA set of rules statedfor the country'scitizens to follow thatcannot be changedunless a referendumis held.PowerThe ability todirect ordersover people.ImportsA good thatwas boughtfrom anothercountry.ColonyEarlyAustraliaunder Britishrule.CouncilA group ofpeople inpower ofan area.DemocracyA politicalideology thatgives the powerfor people tovote.ArthurPhillipFirstgovernerofAustralia.ConvictsEarlyprisonersshipped toAustralia.TaxesA compulsorycontribution ofmoney from thepeople to thegovernment.TransportationA crimesentence in17th-centuryBritain.AlfredDeakinThe personthat built theGovernmentStructure.ConventionA unisonbetweendifferentstates.SlaveryA person havingto work veryhard but gettinglittle to norecognition.RepresentativesA candidatefor agovernmentposition.FederateTo form afederation.TariffsTax onimports(goods andservices) intothe country.FreeTradeAn agreementbetween twostates thatreducesbarriers intransactions.ReferendumA vote tochangean issue.GovernorAn executivethat governsa state orcommunity.ImmigrationForeignersarriving in adifferentcountry tolive/work.HenryParkesAn importantperson in theFederationof Australia.CommonwealthA countrythat isindependent.SecretBallotA votethat isheld insecret.FederationPeopledecided thatthey wantedAustralia tobecome this.ConstitutionA set of rules statedfor the country'scitizens to follow thatcannot be changedunless a referendumis held.PowerThe ability todirect ordersover people.ImportsA good thatwas boughtfrom anothercountry.ColonyEarlyAustraliaunder Britishrule.CouncilA group ofpeople inpower ofan area.DemocracyA politicalideology thatgives the powerfor people tovote.ArthurPhillipFirstgovernerofAustralia.ConvictsEarlyprisonersshipped toAustralia.

Australian Federation 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 compulsory contribution of money from the people to the government.
    Taxes
  2. A crime sentence in 17th-century Britain.
    Transportation
  3. The person that built the Government Structure.
    Alfred Deakin
  4. A unison between different states.
    Convention
  5. A person having to work very hard but getting little to no recognition.
    Slavery
  6. A candidate for a government position.
    Representatives
  7. To form a federation.
    Federate
  8. Tax on imports (goods and services) into the country.
    Tariffs
  9. An agreement between two states that reduces barriers in transactions.
    Free Trade
  10. A vote to change an issue.
    Referendum
  11. An executive that governs a state or community.
    Governor
  12. Foreigners arriving in a different country to live/work.
    Immigration
  13. An important person in the Federation of Australia.
    Henry Parkes
  14. A country that is independent.
    Commonwealth
  15. A vote that is held in secret.
    Secret Ballot
  16. People decided that they wanted Australia to become this.
    Federation
  17. A set of rules stated for the country's citizens to follow that cannot be changed unless a referendum is held.
    Constitution
  18. The ability to direct orders over people.
    Power
  19. A good that was bought from another country.
    Imports
  20. Early Australia under British rule.
    Colony
  21. A group of people in power of an area.
    Council
  22. A political ideology that gives the power for people to vote.
    Democracy
  23. First governer of Australia.
    Arthur Phillip
  24. Early prisoners shipped to Australia.
    Convicts