Enlightenmentintellectualmovement thatemphasizedequality,freedoms, andnatural rightsAmericanRevolutionAmericancolonistsrebelled againstunfair conditionsunder BritishruleThomasJeffersonwrote theDeclaration ofIndependenceusing Locke'sideasFrancecontrolled thecolony ofHaiti and hadtheir ownrevolutionReignofTerrorperiod ofviolence andterror duringthe FrenchRevolutionBill ofRightsguaranteedbasic rightsfor UScitizens1789yearFrenchRevolutionbegan1776year theAmericanRevolutionbeganFrenchRevolution3rd estaterebelledagainst unfairconditions inFranceJohnLockebelievedin naturalrightsHaitianRevolutionlargest andmostsuccessfulslave rebellionin historyToussaintL'OuvertureLeader ofthe HaitianRevolutionVoltairefreedomof religionandspeechNationalAssembly1st democraticgovernment ofFrance formedby the 3rdEstateTaxationwithoutRepresentationOne reasonwhy theyAmericancolonistsrebelled againstthe Kingnaturalrightslife,liberty,propertyNapoleonBonapartebecame adictator ofFrance afterthe Reign ofTerror1791yearHaitianRevolutionbeganFree!SaintDomingueWealthyslave colonycontrolledby FrenchDeclarationof the Rightsof Man andof the CitizenFrenchdocument thatguaranteedrights for allmenDeclaration ofIndependencedocument thatdeclared Americanindependencefrom the British,based on Locke'sEnlightenmentideasKingLouisXVIleader ofFranceduring theFrenchRevolutionGeorgeWashingtonmilitary generalthat led theAmericanRevolution and1st presidentThirdEstatemajority ofpeople in Francebelonged to thisclass, and hadto pay themajority of taxesEnlightenmentintellectualmovement thatemphasizedequality,freedoms, andnatural rightsAmericanRevolutionAmericancolonistsrebelled againstunfair conditionsunder BritishruleThomasJeffersonwrote theDeclaration ofIndependenceusing Locke'sideasFrancecontrolled thecolony ofHaiti and hadtheir ownrevolutionReignofTerrorperiod ofviolence andterror duringthe FrenchRevolutionBill ofRightsguaranteedbasic rightsfor UScitizens1789yearFrenchRevolutionbegan1776year theAmericanRevolutionbeganFrenchRevolution3rd estaterebelledagainst unfairconditions inFranceJohnLockebelievedin naturalrightsHaitianRevolutionlargest andmostsuccessfulslave rebellionin historyToussaintL'OuvertureLeader ofthe HaitianRevolutionVoltairefreedomof religionandspeechNationalAssembly1st democraticgovernment ofFrance formedby the 3rdEstateTaxationwithoutRepresentationOne reasonwhy theyAmericancolonistsrebelled againstthe Kingnaturalrightslife,liberty,propertyNapoleonBonapartebecame adictator ofFrance afterthe Reign ofTerror1791yearHaitianRevolutionbeganFree!SaintDomingueWealthyslave colonycontrolledby FrenchDeclarationof the Rightsof Man andof the CitizenFrenchdocument thatguaranteedrights for allmenDeclaration ofIndependencedocument thatdeclared Americanindependencefrom the British,based on Locke'sEnlightenmentideasKingLouisXVIleader ofFranceduring theFrenchRevolutionGeorgeWashingtonmilitary generalthat led theAmericanRevolution and1st presidentThirdEstatemajority ofpeople in Francebelonged to thisclass, and hadto pay themajority of taxes

Revolutionary 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. intellectual movement that emphasized equality, freedoms, and natural rights
    Enlightenment
  2. American colonists rebelled against unfair conditions under British rule
    American Revolution
  3. wrote the Declaration of Independence using Locke's ideas
    Thomas Jefferson
  4. controlled the colony of Haiti and had their own revolution
    France
  5. period of violence and terror during the French Revolution
    Reign of Terror
  6. guaranteed basic rights for US citizens
    Bill of Rights
  7. year French Revolution began
    1789
  8. year the American Revolution began
    1776
  9. 3rd estate rebelled against unfair conditions in France
    French Revolution
  10. believed in natural rights
    John Locke
  11. largest and most successful slave rebellion in history
    Haitian Revolution
  12. Leader of the Haitian Revolution
    Toussaint L'Ouverture
  13. freedom of religion and speech
    Voltaire
  14. 1st democratic government of France formed by the 3rd Estate
    National Assembly
  15. One reason why they American colonists rebelled against the King
    Taxation without Representation
  16. life, liberty, property
    natural rights
  17. became a dictator of France after the Reign of Terror
    Napoleon Bonaparte
  18. year Haitian Revolution began
    1791
  19. Free!
  20. Wealthy slave colony controlled by French
    Saint Domingue
  21. French document that guaranteed rights for all men
    Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
  22. document that declared American independence from the British, based on Locke's Enlightenment ideas
    Declaration of Independence
  23. leader of France during the French Revolution
    King Louis XVI
  24. military general that led the American Revolution and 1st president
    George Washington
  25. majority of people in France belonged to this class, and had to pay the majority of taxes
    Third Estate