set up theKansas andNebraskaterritories andopened theselands to settlersdiscriminationFrederickDouglassthe governmentof eleven stateswhose withdrawalfrom the UnitedStates started theCivil WarWhy did manysouthernersoppose Lincoln'selection to thepresidency in1860?determinedthe slaveryissue inMaine andMissouriA religious revivalknown as theSecond GreatAwakening andthe subsequentfocus on socialreform16th president ofthe UnitedStates, he issuedthe EmancipationProclamation in1863Why were theMissouriCompromise of1820 and theComromise of1850 necessary?radicalabolitionistwho called forimmediateend to slaverythe idea thatgovernmentis for and bythe peopleprejudicetoward anentiregroupJuneteenthWhat methodsdid whiteabolitionistsuse to spreadtheir message?contraband54thMassachusettsInfantryMarch4, 1861African Americanmerchant andabolitionistpublished theAppealtotheColoored Citizenof the Worldauthor of theMissouriCompromiseAbrahamLincolnnew law meantanyone whohelped or hidfugitive slaves wassubject to heavyfine andimprisomentKentuckyMissouriMarylandDelawareone of the first all-black Civil Warregiments formedafter Congressapprovedrecruitment ofblack soldiersSeptember1861set up theKansas andNebraskaterritories andopened theselands to settlersdiscriminationFrederickDouglassthe governmentof eleven stateswhose withdrawalfrom the UnitedStates started theCivil WarWhy did manysouthernersoppose Lincoln'selection to thepresidency in1860?determinedthe slaveryissue inMaine andMissouriA religious revivalknown as theSecond GreatAwakening andthe subsequentfocus on socialreform16th president ofthe UnitedStates, he issuedthe EmancipationProclamation in1863Why were theMissouriCompromise of1820 and theComromise of1850 necessary?radicalabolitionistwho called forimmediateend to slaverythe idea thatgovernmentis for and bythe peopleprejudicetoward anentiregroupJuneteenthWhat methodsdid whiteabolitionistsuse to spreadtheir message?contraband54thMassachusettsInfantryMarch4, 1861African Americanmerchant andabolitionistpublished theAppealtotheColoored Citizenof the Worldauthor of theMissouriCompromiseAbrahamLincolnnew law meantanyone whohelped or hidfugitive slaves wassubject to heavyfine andimprisomentKentuckyMissouriMarylandDelawareone of the first all-black Civil Warregiments formedafter Congressapprovedrecruitment ofblack soldiersSeptember1861

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. set up the Kansas and Nebraska territories and opened these lands to settlers
  2. discrimination
  3. Frederick Douglass
  4. the government of eleven states whose withdrawal from the United States started the Civil War
  5. Why did many southerners oppose Lincoln's election to the presidency in 1860?
  6. determined the slavery issue in Maine and Missouri
  7. A religious revival known as the Second Great Awakening and the subsequent focus on social reform
  8. 16th president of the United States, he issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863
  9. Why were the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and the Comromise of 1850 necessary?
  10. radical abolitionist who called for immediate end to slavery
  11. the idea that government is for and by the people
  12. prejudice toward an entire group
  13. Juneteenth
  14. What methods did white abolitionists use to spread their message?
  15. contraband
  16. 54th Massachusetts Infantry
  17. March 4, 1861
  18. African American merchant and abolitionist published the Appealtothe Coloored Citizen of the World
  19. author of the Missouri Compromise
  20. Abraham Lincoln
  21. new law meant anyone who helped or hid fugitive slaves was subject to heavy fine and imprisoment
  22. Kentucky Missouri Maryland Delaware
  23. one of the first all-black Civil War regiments formed after Congress approved recruitment of black soldiers
  24. September 1861