Reconstructionthe period of timeafter the Civil Warduring whichAmerica tried toheal its woundsand rebuildHomesteadStrikeLincolnAuthor of theEmancipationProclamationLockoutTaft1 termpresidenthandselected byT. RooseveltBargainGeronimotreatiesnation to nationagreements madewith NativeAmericans thatwere broken by theUS governmentOpenDoorPolicySoddiesSocialDarwinismPhilippinesimperialismgrafting on ofterritory orothercountries by alarger nationRobberBaronUS industrialiststhat used unfairbusinesspractices to getrichGuamHawaiiTranscontinentalRailroadAndrewJohnsonFirst USpresidentto beimpeachedSabotageBlackCodesLaws created bysouthern statesafter the Civil Warto control the dailylives of freedpeopleSteelcheap andquickly mademetal thatbuilt AmericaSpanishAmericanWararmed conflictbetween theUS and Spainover events inCubaLynchingkilling of apersondue toraceFreedmen'sBureauan agencycreated byLincoln toassist newlyfreed people inthe SouthIronJawedAngelsSuffragists whowere willing tohunger strikeand die for theircauseSharecroppinga farmingsystem thatkept freedpeople in acycle of debtand povertyT.RooseveltRough RiderandconservationistPuertoRicoTrail ofTearsHomesteadActgovernmentincentive -free land tosettlers of theGreat PlainsKKKGovernmentBoardingSchoolsCarnegieSteel TitanandmonopolistGrantStompedout the firstwave ofthe KKKMuckrakersWater-pumpingwindmillsJaneAddamsCompromiseof 1877RadicalRepublicanssuper majoritythat took overReconstructionStrikeVanderbiltRRRobberBaronUnionan organizedgroup of workerswho negotiate forbetter workingconditions and payRockefellerRichest manin world andowner of theStandard OilMonopolyScabsBoycottNAACPWilsonWWIpresident,signed the19thAmendmentBarbedWireTheGreatPlainsPrivateDetectives40 Acresand amulepromise of landfor freed peoplethat was brokenby AndrewJohnsonReconstructionthe period of timeafter the Civil Warduring whichAmerica tried toheal its woundsand rebuildHomesteadStrikeLincolnAuthor of theEmancipationProclamationLockoutTaft1 termpresidenthandselected byT. RooseveltBargainGeronimotreatiesnation to nationagreements madewith NativeAmericans thatwere broken by theUS governmentOpenDoorPolicySoddiesSocialDarwinismPhilippinesimperialismgrafting on ofterritory orothercountries by alarger nationRobberBaronUS industrialiststhat used unfairbusinesspractices to getrichGuamHawaiiTranscontinentalRailroadAndrewJohnsonFirst USpresidentto beimpeachedSabotageBlackCodesLaws created bysouthern statesafter the Civil Warto control the dailylives of freedpeopleSteelcheap andquickly mademetal thatbuilt AmericaSpanishAmericanWararmed conflictbetween theUS and Spainover events inCubaLynchingkilling of apersondue toraceFreedmen'sBureauan agencycreated byLincoln toassist newlyfreed people inthe SouthIronJawedAngelsSuffragists whowere willing tohunger strikeand die for theircauseSharecroppinga farmingsystem thatkept freedpeople in acycle of debtand povertyT.RooseveltRough RiderandconservationistPuertoRicoTrail ofTearsHomesteadActgovernmentincentive -free land tosettlers of theGreat PlainsKKKGovernmentBoardingSchoolsCarnegieSteel TitanandmonopolistGrantStompedout the firstwave ofthe KKKMuckrakersWater-pumpingwindmillsJaneAddamsCompromiseof 1877RadicalRepublicanssuper majoritythat took overReconstructionStrikeVanderbiltRRRobberBaronUnionan organizedgroup of workerswho negotiate forbetter workingconditions and payRockefellerRichest manin world andowner of theStandard OilMonopolyScabsBoycottNAACPWilsonWWIpresident,signed the19thAmendmentBarbedWireTheGreatPlainsPrivateDetectives40 Acresand amulepromise of landfor freed peoplethat was brokenby AndrewJohnson

8th Grade History - 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. the period of time after the Civil War during which America tried to heal its wounds and rebuild
    Reconstruction
  2. Homestead Strike
  3. Author of the Emancipation Proclamation
    Lincoln
  4. Lockout
  5. 1 term president hand selected by T. Roosevelt
    Taft
  6. Bargain
  7. Geronimo
  8. nation to nation agreements made with Native Americans that were broken by the US government
    treaties
  9. Open Door Policy
  10. Soddies
  11. Social Darwinism
  12. Philippines
  13. grafting on of territory or other countries by a larger nation
    imperialism
  14. US industrialists that used unfair business practices to get rich
    Robber Baron
  15. Guam
  16. Hawaii
  17. Transcontinental Railroad
  18. First US president to be impeached
    Andrew Johnson
  19. Sabotage
  20. Laws created by southern states after the Civil War to control the daily lives of freed people
    Black Codes
  21. cheap and quickly made metal that built America
    Steel
  22. armed conflict between the US and Spain over events in Cuba
    Spanish American War
  23. killing of a person due to race
    Lynching
  24. an agency created by Lincoln to assist newly freed people in the South
    Freedmen's Bureau
  25. Suffragists who were willing to hunger strike and die for their cause
    Iron Jawed Angels
  26. a farming system that kept freed people in a cycle of debt and poverty
    Sharecropping
  27. Rough Rider and conservationist
    T. Roosevelt
  28. Puerto Rico
  29. Trail of Tears
  30. government incentive - free land to settlers of the Great Plains
    Homestead Act
  31. KKK
  32. Government Boarding Schools
  33. Steel Titan and monopolist
    Carnegie
  34. Stomped out the first wave of the KKK
    Grant
  35. Muckrakers
  36. Water-pumping windmills
  37. Jane Addams
  38. Compromise of 1877
  39. super majority that took over Reconstruction
    Radical Republicans
  40. Strike
  41. RR Robber Baron
    Vanderbilt
  42. an organized group of workers who negotiate for better working conditions and pay
    Union
  43. Richest man in world and owner of the Standard Oil Monopoly
    Rockefeller
  44. Scabs
  45. Boycott
  46. NAACP
  47. WWI president, signed the 19th Amendment
    Wilson
  48. Barbed Wire
  49. The Great Plains
  50. Private Detectives
  51. promise of land for freed people that was broken by Andrew Johnson
    40 Acres and a mule