Non-contiguousregionGeorgiaO'KeeffeLangstonHughesSettlement houses, suchas Hull House founded byJane Addams Political machines thatgained power byattending to the needs ofnewimmigrants (e.g. jobs,housing)DukeEllington andLouisArmstrong Hope for betteropportunities Escape fromoppressivegovernments Adventure Religious freedomF. ScottFitzgerald:BessieSmithMidwestregionAn African American whofought foradoption of constitutionalamendments thatguaranteed votingrights. He was a powerfulvoice inhuman rights and civilliberties forall.JacobLawrenceNortheastregionCarpetbaggerPacificregionSouthwestregionWestern/RockyMountains Mechanization reduced farmlabor and increasedproduction.(Example: the reaper). Industrial development incities created increased laborneeds. Industrialization providedaccess to consumer goods(e.g. mail order) Specialized industriesincluding steel (Pittsburgh),meat packing(Chicago) Immigration to America fromother countries Movement of Americansfrom rural to urban areas forjobopportunitiesSoutheastregionJohnSteinbeckChiefJosephAaronCopelandand GeorgeGershwinChinese Irish15thAmendment(1870)Non-contiguousregionGeorgiaO'KeeffeLangstonHughesSettlement houses, suchas Hull House founded byJane Addams Political machines thatgained power byattending to the needs ofnewimmigrants (e.g. jobs,housing)DukeEllington andLouisArmstrong Hope for betteropportunities Escape fromoppressivegovernments Adventure Religious freedomF. ScottFitzgerald:BessieSmithMidwestregionAn African American whofought foradoption of constitutionalamendments thatguaranteed votingrights. He was a powerfulvoice inhuman rights and civilliberties forall.JacobLawrenceNortheastregionCarpetbaggerPacificregionSouthwestregionWestern/RockyMountains Mechanization reduced farmlabor and increasedproduction.(Example: the reaper). Industrial development incities created increased laborneeds. Industrialization providedaccess to consumer goods(e.g. mail order) Specialized industriesincluding steel (Pittsburgh),meat packing(Chicago) Immigration to America fromother countries Movement of Americansfrom rural to urban areas forjobopportunitiesSoutheastregionJohnSteinbeckChiefJosephAaronCopelandand GeorgeGershwinChinese Irish15thAmendment(1870)

3rd 9 Weeks Benchmark 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. Non-contiguous region
  2. Georgia O'Keeffe
  3. Langston Hughes
  4. Settlement houses, such as Hull House founded by Jane Addams  Political machines that gained power by attending to the needs of new immigrants (e.g. jobs, housing)
  5. Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong
  6.  Hope for better opportunities  Escape from oppressive governments  Adventure  Religious freedom
  7. F. Scott Fitzgerald:
  8. Bessie Smith
  9. Midwest region
  10. An African American who fought for adoption of constitutional amendments that guaranteed voting rights. He was a powerful voice in human rights and civil liberties for all.
  11. Jacob Lawrence
  12. Northeast region
  13. Carpetbagger
  14. Pacific region
  15. Southwest region
  16. Western/Rocky Mountains
  17.  Mechanization reduced farm labor and increased production. (Example: the reaper).  Industrial development in cities created increased labor needs.  Industrialization provided access to consumer goods (e.g. mail order)
  18.  Specialized industries including steel (Pittsburgh), meat packing (Chicago)  Immigration to America from other countries  Movement of Americans from rural to urban areas for job opportunities
  19. Southeast region
  20. John Steinbeck
  21. Chief Joseph
  22. Aaron Copeland and George Gershwin
  23. Chinese  Irish
  24. 15th Amendment (1870)