Flat, elevatedarea of landraised abovesurroundinglandPlateauNativeAmericansbelievedland should:SharedFounded togive debtors asecond chanceat economicfreedomGeorgiaA streamflowing into alarger bodyof waterTributaryFoundedby thePuritansMassachusettsBayWhich oceandid all of theexplorersnavigate/cross?AtlanticOceanThe firstPERMANENTEnglishSettlementJamestownA buffalois whichtype ofresource?NaturalResourceThe 3motivationsforexploration(the 3 Gs)Gold,God,GloryWho tradedwith theWest AfricanKingdomsfor gold?PortugalAn exampleof glory asa motivationwould be:BuildinganempireWhat type ofresource ismade and canbe used tomake otherthings?CapitalResourceA placewhereships/boatscan takeshelterPortWhich explorerclaimed theMississippiRiver valley forFrance?LaSalleFounded bythe Quakersas areligiousexperimentPennsylvaniaLarge landmass/areasurroundedby waterContinentEarlysettlementswere foundedfor thesereasonsEconomicOpportunity/ReligiousFreedomWhat is asecondarysource?Made afterthe timeperiod bysomeone whowasn't thereBody ofwaterPARTIALLYsurroundedby landGulfPiece of landALMOSTcompletelysurroundedby waterPeninsulaWhichcountry setup a lot ofsettlements?EnglandAn effect ofEuropeanexplorationon NativeAmericansDiseaseThe body ofwater thatthe Spanish(Coronado)exploredColoradoRiverNative Americantribe who livedon the Pacificcoast and madetotem poles.KwakiutlInfluence andcommunicationbetweengroups ofpeopleInteractionWhat wassomethingEuropeanslearned fromNativeAmericans?FarmingTechniquesFoundedby theSeparatistsPlymouthA broadgeographicareaGeographicRegionExplorer whosailed alongeasternCanadaJohnCabotIncreasingknowledgeand traderepresents a:Spanishexplorer whoexploredNorthAmericaFranciscoCoronadoNomadictribe thatlived in tipisin the GreatPlainsLakotaFoundedGeorgiaJamesOglethorpeLine thatdivideswhich wayrivers flowTheContinentalDivideLargeflat areaof landPlainsWhat type ofresource is aperson whomakesthings?HumanResourceNative Americantribe who lived inlonghouses inthe East andinventedlacrosseIroquoisMansa Musawas theleader ofwhichempire?MaliWhich countryset up tradingposts,especially forfurs?FranceKnown asthe "LostColony"RoanokeAn exampleof aSecondarySource:Atextbookwritten in2020What is aprimarysource?Madeduring thetimeperiodA detail orcharacteristicabout anarea/region thatmakes it standoutGeographicFeatureLines thatare used tofind locationsaround theglobeLatitude&LongitudeWhich settlementproved that peoplelived in NorthAmerica longerthan historiansbelieved?CactusHillFoundedRoanokeSirWalterRaleighWhichcountryset upmissions?SpainWe live inthisgeographicregionTheCoastalPlainGhana, Mali,and Songhaiwere locatedin:WestAfricaNativeAmerican tribethat lived in theSouthwest inadobe brickhousesPuebloFoundedJamestownVirginiaCompanyof LondonAnexample ofa primarysourceA journalentrywritten byJohn CabotSamuel deChamplainestablishedthesettlement of:QuebecLived inice/snowhouses inNorthwesternCanada &AlaskaInuitFlat, elevatedarea of landraised abovesurroundinglandPlateauNativeAmericansbelievedland should:SharedFounded togive debtors asecond chanceat economicfreedomGeorgiaA streamflowing into alarger bodyof waterTributaryFoundedby thePuritansMassachusettsBayWhich oceandid all of theexplorersnavigate/cross?AtlanticOceanThe firstPERMANENTEnglishSettlementJamestownA buffalois whichtype ofresource?NaturalResourceThe 3motivationsforexploration(the 3 Gs)Gold,God,GloryWho tradedwith theWest AfricanKingdomsfor gold?PortugalAn exampleof glory asa motivationwould be:BuildinganempireWhat type ofresource ismade and canbe used tomake otherthings?CapitalResourceA placewhereships/boatscan takeshelterPortWhich explorerclaimed theMississippiRiver valley forFrance?LaSalleFounded bythe Quakersas areligiousexperimentPennsylvaniaLarge landmass/areasurroundedby waterContinentEarlysettlementswere foundedfor thesereasonsEconomicOpportunity/ReligiousFreedomWhat is asecondarysource?Made afterthe timeperiod bysomeone whowasn't thereBody ofwaterPARTIALLYsurroundedby landGulfPiece of landALMOSTcompletelysurroundedby waterPeninsulaWhichcountry setup a lot ofsettlements?EnglandAn effect ofEuropeanexplorationon NativeAmericansDiseaseThe body ofwater thatthe Spanish(Coronado)exploredColoradoRiverNative Americantribe who livedon the Pacificcoast and madetotem poles.KwakiutlInfluence andcommunicationbetweengroups ofpeopleInteractionWhat wassomethingEuropeanslearned fromNativeAmericans?FarmingTechniquesFoundedby theSeparatistsPlymouthA broadgeographicareaGeographicRegionExplorer whosailed alongeasternCanadaJohnCabotIncreasingknowledgeand traderepresents a:Spanishexplorer whoexploredNorthAmericaFranciscoCoronadoNomadictribe thatlived in tipisin the GreatPlainsLakotaFoundedGeorgiaJamesOglethorpeLine thatdivideswhich wayrivers flowTheContinentalDivideLargeflat areaof landPlainsWhat type ofresource is aperson whomakesthings?HumanResourceNative Americantribe who lived inlonghouses inthe East andinventedlacrosseIroquoisMansa Musawas theleader ofwhichempire?MaliWhich countryset up tradingposts,especially forfurs?FranceKnown asthe "LostColony"RoanokeAn exampleof aSecondarySource:Atextbookwritten in2020What is aprimarysource?Madeduring thetimeperiodA detail orcharacteristicabout anarea/region thatmakes it standoutGeographicFeatureLines thatare used tofind locationsaround theglobeLatitude&LongitudeWhich settlementproved that peoplelived in NorthAmerica longerthan historiansbelieved?CactusHillFoundedRoanokeSirWalterRaleighWhichcountryset upmissions?SpainWe live inthisgeographicregionTheCoastalPlainGhana, Mali,and Songhaiwere locatedin:WestAfricaNativeAmerican tribethat lived in theSouthwest inadobe brickhousesPuebloFoundedJamestownVirginiaCompanyof LondonAnexample ofa primarysourceA journalentrywritten byJohn CabotSamuel deChamplainestablishedthesettlement of:QuebecLived inice/snowhouses inNorthwesternCanada &AlaskaInuit

U.S. History Year-To-Date 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. Plateau
    Flat, elevated area of land raised above surrounding land
  2. Shared
    Native Americans believed land should:
  3. Georgia
    Founded to give debtors a second chance at economic freedom
  4. Tributary
    A stream flowing into a larger body of water
  5. Massachusetts Bay
    Founded by the Puritans
  6. Atlantic Ocean
    Which ocean did all of the explorers navigate/cross?
  7. Jamestown
    The first PERMANENT English Settlement
  8. Natural Resource
    A buffalo is which type of resource?
  9. Gold, God, Glory
    The 3 motivations for exploration (the 3 Gs)
  10. Portugal
    Who traded with the West African Kingdoms for gold?
  11. Building an empire
    An example of glory as a motivation would be:
  12. Capital Resource
    What type of resource is made and can be used to make other things?
  13. Port
    A place where ships/boats can take shelter
  14. La Salle
    Which explorer claimed the Mississippi River valley for France?
  15. Pennsylvania
    Founded by the Quakers as a religious experiment
  16. Continent
    Large land mass/area surrounded by water
  17. Economic Opportunity/Religious Freedom
    Early settlements were founded for these reasons
  18. Made after the time period by someone who wasn't there
    What is a secondary source?
  19. Gulf
    Body of water PARTIALLY surrounded by land
  20. Peninsula
    Piece of land ALMOST completely surrounded by water
  21. England
    Which country set up a lot of settlements?
  22. Disease
    An effect of European exploration on Native Americans
  23. Colorado River
    The body of water that the Spanish (Coronado) explored
  24. Kwakiutl
    Native American tribe who lived on the Pacific coast and made totem poles.
  25. Interaction
    Influence and communication between groups of people
  26. Farming Techniques
    What was something Europeans learned from Native Americans?
  27. Plymouth
    Founded by the Separatists
  28. Geographic Region
    A broad geographic area
  29. John Cabot
    Explorer who sailed along eastern Canada
  30. Increasing knowledge and trade represents a:
  31. Francisco Coronado
    Spanish explorer who explored North America
  32. Lakota
    Nomadic tribe that lived in tipis in the Great Plains
  33. James Oglethorpe
    Founded Georgia
  34. The Continental Divide
    Line that divides which way rivers flow
  35. Plains
    Large flat area of land
  36. Human Resource
    What type of resource is a person who makes things?
  37. Iroquois
    Native American tribe who lived in longhouses in the East and invented lacrosse
  38. Mali
    Mansa Musa was the leader of which empire?
  39. France
    Which country set up trading posts, especially for furs?
  40. Roanoke
    Known as the "Lost Colony"
  41. A textbook written in 2020
    An example of a Secondary Source:
  42. Made during the time period
    What is a primary source?
  43. Geographic Feature
    A detail or characteristic about an area/region that makes it stand out
  44. Latitude & Longitude
    Lines that are used to find locations around the globe
  45. Cactus Hill
    Which settlement proved that people lived in North America longer than historians believed?
  46. Sir Walter Raleigh
    Founded Roanoke
  47. Spain
    Which country set up missions?
  48. The Coastal Plain
    We live in this geographic region
  49. West Africa
    Ghana, Mali, and Songhai were located in:
  50. Pueblo
    Native American tribe that lived in the Southwest in adobe brick houses
  51. Virginia Company of London
    Founded Jamestown
  52. A journal entry written by John Cabot
    An example of a primary source
  53. Quebec
    Samuel de Champlain established the settlement of:
  54. Inuit
    Lived in ice/snow houses in Northwestern Canada & Alaska