(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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colony run by people or groups to which land was granted
proprietary colony
colony governed by the king of England
royal colony
This is the plant that allowed the colonists at Jamestown to make money.
Tobacco
This is the first written constitution of the United States
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
This is the smallest of the New England colonies, and the first colony where people could worship their faith freely. The founder bought the land from Native Americans
Rhode Island
Compact that pledged the Plymouth colonists loyalty to England and set up their government.
Mayflower Compact
This colony was given to the Duke of York by his brother King Charles the II, was a great place for trade and one of the most diverse colonies w/ 8,000 people
New York
These are people who wanted to break away from the Protestant church.
Separatists
Founded by William Penn, this colony was a safe space for Quakers/pacifists. It is almost as large as England and had a natural port in Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts government where male, church going-property owners could participate.
General Court
A group of Puritans formed this colony in 1609, lead by John Winthrop. They created a settlement called Boston in this colony.
Massachusetts
Thomas Hooker brought his churchgoers here, where he created the settlement of Hartford. The first written constitution of America was written in this colony.
Connecticut
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire
New England Colonies
This triangular settlement was positioned on the James River, was situated for trading, and built for defense.
Jamestown
The Duke of York gave part of his colony to Lord John Berkley and George Carteret, and they created this colony.
New Jersey
This is the John that lead Jamestown into success before 1609;
John Smith
people who do not believe in war or fighting-many of the Quakers who lived in Pennsylvania were this.
pacifists
This is the lost colony
Roanoke
John Wheelwright led a group of dissenters to this colony, which was covered with forests, rivers, plateaus, and mountains.
New Hampshire
This is the country England was rivaling with to colonize the Americas
Spain
This is the John who lead the colonists to Roanoke
John White
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Middle Colonies
This colony was settled by people from Sweden, and was only allowed to be its own colony if they kept Pennsylvania's governor as their head of state
Delaware
These are people who wanted to reform the Protestant Church.
Puritans
