the governmentand those whogovern are boundby the law, as arethose who aregovernedRuleof LawThese powersare used tocarry outexpressedpowersImpliedPowersthis federalcourt hasjudges, no jury,and appellatejurisdictionU.S.Court ofAppealsVirginia SupremeCourt, Court ofAppeals ofVirginia, CircuitCourt, GeneralDistrict CourtVirginiaCourtSystemSupremeLaw ofthe LandU.S.Constitutionrecruiting &nominatingcandidates,educating theelectorate, helpcandidates &monitoring actions ofofficeholdersFunctionsof apoliticalpartya form of businessorganization withtwo or moreowners who sharethe risks and theprofitsPartnershipEach of the threebranches of thenational governmentlimits the exercise ofpower by the othertwo branchesChecksandBalancesournation'scentralbankFederalReserveBankreligion,press,speech,assembly &petition1stAmendmentRightsthis court caseestablished theprinciple ofjudicial review atthe nationallevelMarburyvs.Madisoncoins,currency,&depositsThreetypes ofmoneyThe president isthe leader of thepolitical party thatcontrols theexecutive branchchief ofpartyThe Presidentis theCeremonialhead of thegovernmentchief ofstatefirst 10amendmentsto theConstitutionBill ofRightsThe Constitutionalprotection againstunfairgovernmentalactions and lawsDueProcessThepresident isthe head ofthe nation'sarmed forcescommanderin chiefprivate ownership,profit motive,competition,consumersovereignty,individual choice,minimal governmentinvolvementFreeMarketEconomyconsists of Congress,makes the laws,confirms presidentialappointments,approves the annualbudgetLegislativeBranchthe powers notgiven to thenationalgovernment bythe Constitutionarereservedto thestatethe division ofpower betweenthe states andthe nationalgovernmentFederalismstatedgrievancesagainst theking of GreatBritainDeclaration ofIndependenceConsists of thefederal courts,interprets the law,includes theSupreme Court,interpret theConstitutionJudicialBranchthis documentstated freedomof religiousbeliefs andopinionsVirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedomsThesepowers arespecificallylisted in theConstitutionExpressedPowersconsists ofthe House ofDelegates &the SenateGeneralAssemblyThis process isused to selectthe president &vice presidentof the U.S.ElectoralCollegeHeaded by thepresident, executethe laws of the land,prepares the annualbudget, appointscabinet officersExecutiveBranchobey laws, paytaxes, serve inthe armedforces, if called,serve on a juryDutiesof acitizenthe governmentand those whogovern are boundby the law, as arethose who aregovernedRuleof LawThese powersare used tocarry outexpressedpowersImpliedPowersthis federalcourt hasjudges, no jury,and appellatejurisdictionU.S.Court ofAppealsVirginia SupremeCourt, Court ofAppeals ofVirginia, CircuitCourt, GeneralDistrict CourtVirginiaCourtSystemSupremeLaw ofthe LandU.S.Constitutionrecruiting &nominatingcandidates,educating theelectorate, helpcandidates &monitoring actions ofofficeholdersFunctionsof apoliticalpartya form of businessorganization withtwo or moreowners who sharethe risks and theprofitsPartnershipEach of the threebranches of thenational governmentlimits the exercise ofpower by the othertwo branchesChecksandBalancesournation'scentralbankFederalReserveBankreligion,press,speech,assembly &petition1stAmendmentRightsthis court caseestablished theprinciple ofjudicial review atthe nationallevelMarburyvs.Madisoncoins,currency,&depositsThreetypes ofmoneyThe president isthe leader of thepolitical party thatcontrols theexecutive branchchief ofpartyThe Presidentis theCeremonialhead of thegovernmentchief ofstatefirst 10amendmentsto theConstitutionBill ofRightsThe Constitutionalprotection againstunfairgovernmentalactions and lawsDueProcessThepresident isthe head ofthe nation'sarmed forcescommanderin chiefprivate ownership,profit motive,competition,consumersovereignty,individual choice,minimal governmentinvolvementFreeMarketEconomyconsists of Congress,makes the laws,confirms presidentialappointments,approves the annualbudgetLegislativeBranchthe powers notgiven to thenationalgovernment bythe Constitutionarereservedto thestatethe division ofpower betweenthe states andthe nationalgovernmentFederalismstatedgrievancesagainst theking of GreatBritainDeclaration ofIndependenceConsists of thefederal courts,interprets the law,includes theSupreme Court,interpret theConstitutionJudicialBranchthis documentstated freedomof religiousbeliefs andopinionsVirginiaStatute forReligiousFreedomsThesepowers arespecificallylisted in theConstitutionExpressedPowersconsists ofthe House ofDelegates &the SenateGeneralAssemblyThis process isused to selectthe president &vice presidentof the U.S.ElectoralCollegeHeaded by thepresident, executethe laws of the land,prepares the annualbudget, appointscabinet officersExecutiveBranchobey laws, paytaxes, serve inthe armedforces, if called,serve on a juryDutiesof acitizen

Civics SOL Review - 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. Rule of Law
    the government and those who govern are bound by the law, as are those who are governed
  2. Implied Powers
    These powers are used to carry out expressed powers
  3. U.S. Court of Appeals
    this federal court has judges, no jury, and appellate jurisdiction
  4. Virginia Court System
    Virginia Supreme Court, Court of Appeals of Virginia, Circuit Court, General District Court
  5. U.S. Constitution
    Supreme Law of the Land
  6. Functions of a political party
    recruiting & nominating candidates, educating the electorate, help candidates & monitoring actions of officeholders
  7. Partnership
    a form of business organization with two or more owners who share the risks and the profits
  8. Checks and Balances
    Each of the three branches of the national government limits the exercise of power by the other two branches
  9. Federal Reserve Bank
    our nation's central bank
  10. 1st Amendment Rights
    religion, press, speech, assembly & petition
  11. Marbury vs. Madison
    this court case established the principle of judicial review at the national level
  12. Three types of money
    coins, currency, & deposits
  13. chief of party
    The president is the leader of the political party that controls the executive branch
  14. chief of state
    The President is the Ceremonial head of the government
  15. Bill of Rights
    first 10 amendments to the Constitution
  16. Due Process
    The Constitutional protection against unfair governmental actions and laws
  17. commander in chief
    The president is the head of the nation's armed forces
  18. Free Market Economy
    private ownership, profit motive, competition, consumer sovereignty, individual choice, minimal government involvement
  19. Legislative Branch
    consists of Congress, makes the laws, confirms presidential appointments, approves the annual budget
  20. reserved to the state
    the powers not given to the national government by the Constitution are
  21. Federalism
    the division of power between the states and the national government
  22. Declaration of Independence
    stated grievances against the king of Great Britain
  23. Judicial Branch
    Consists of the federal courts, interprets the law, includes the Supreme Court, interpret the Constitution
  24. Virginia Statute for Religious Freedoms
    this document stated freedom of religious beliefs and opinions
  25. Expressed Powers
    These powers are specifically listed in the Constitution
  26. General Assembly
    consists of the House of Delegates & the Senate
  27. Electoral College
    This process is used to select the president & vice president of the U.S.
  28. Executive Branch
    Headed by the president, execute the laws of the land, prepares the annual budget, appoints cabinet officers
  29. Duties of a citizen
    obey laws, pay taxes, serve in the armed forces, if called, serve on a jury