farmer, slave,aboloitionist, andwriter foundedthe abolitionistnewspaper, TheNorth StarThey served assoldiers, manuallaborers, spies,nurses, andsupportpersonnelMarch4, 186116th president ofthe UnitedStates, he issuedthe EmancipationProclamation in1863white Americanjournalist andreformer publishedThe Liberator andhelp founded theAmerican Anti-slvery Societya new politicalparty organized in1854 by those whowere antislaveryand opposed theKansas-NebrakaActA US SupremeCourt rulingthat AfricanAmericanswere not UScitizensThey feared thatbecause Lincolnwas a Republican,he might try tooutlaw slavery inthe SouthConfederateStates ofAmericaAfrican Americanmerchant andabolitionistpublished theAppeal to theColored Citizen ofthe WorldOctober16,1859CommemoratesJune 19, 1865the idea thatgovernmentis for and bythe peoplediscriminationannual holiday thatcelebrates whennews of theEmancipationProclamation hadarrived fir the firsttime in Galveston,Texasdterminedthe slaveryissue inMaine andMissouriJohnBrownborderstatesone of the firstall-black Civil Warregiments thatgained control ofNew Orleans forthe Union forcesa speaker forabolition andwomen'ssuffrageKansas-Nebraska Act,Dred Scottdecision, andJohn Brown'sraidKansas-NebraskaActEmancipationProclamationHarrietTubmanfarmer, slave,aboloitionist, andwriter foundedthe abolitionistnewspaper, TheNorth StarThey served assoldiers, manuallaborers, spies,nurses, andsupportpersonnelMarch4, 186116th president ofthe UnitedStates, he issuedthe EmancipationProclamation in1863white Americanjournalist andreformer publishedThe Liberator andhelp founded theAmerican Anti-slvery Societya new politicalparty organized in1854 by those whowere antislaveryand opposed theKansas-NebrakaActA US SupremeCourt rulingthat AfricanAmericanswere not UScitizensThey feared thatbecause Lincolnwas a Republican,he might try tooutlaw slavery inthe SouthConfederateStates ofAmericaAfrican Americanmerchant andabolitionistpublished theAppeal to theColored Citizen ofthe WorldOctober16,1859CommemoratesJune 19, 1865the idea thatgovernmentis for and bythe peoplediscriminationannual holiday thatcelebrates whennews of theEmancipationProclamation hadarrived fir the firsttime in Galveston,Texasdterminedthe slaveryissue inMaine andMissouriJohnBrownborderstatesone of the firstall-black Civil Warregiments thatgained control ofNew Orleans forthe Union forcesa speaker forabolition andwomen'ssuffrageKansas-Nebraska Act,Dred Scottdecision, andJohn Brown'sraidKansas-NebraskaActEmancipationProclamationHarrietTubman

Untitled 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. farmer, slave, aboloitionist, and writer founded the abolitionist newspaper, The North Star
  2. They served as soldiers, manual laborers, spies, nurses, and support personnel
  3. March 4, 1861
  4. 16th president of the United States, he issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863
  5. white American journalist and reformer published The Liberator and help founded the American Anti-slvery Society
  6. a new political party organized in 1854 by those who were antislavery and opposed the Kansas-Nebraka Act
  7. A US Supreme Court ruling that African Americans were not US citizens
  8. They feared that because Lincoln was a Republican, he might try to outlaw slavery in the South
  9. Confederate States of America
  10. African American merchant and abolitionist published the Appeal to the Colored Citizen of the World
  11. October 16, 1859
  12. Commemorates June 19, 1865
  13. the idea that government is for and by the people
  14. discrimination
  15. annual holiday that celebrates when news of the Emancipation Proclamation had arrived fir the first time in Galveston, Texas
  16. dtermined the slavery issue in Maine and Missouri
  17. John Brown
  18. border states
  19. one of the first all-black Civil War regiments that gained control of New Orleans for the Union forces
  20. a speaker for abolition and women's suffrage
  21. Kansas-Nebraska Act, Dred Scott decision, and John Brown's raid
  22. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  23. Emancipation Proclamation
  24. Harriet Tubman