FederalistBattleof NewOrleansMeriwetherLewis andWilliamClarkIf the Constitutiondoesn’t specificallysay the governmentcan’t do something,then it can do itwithinreasonThe governmentcan only do whatthe Constitutionspecifically saysitcan doCommonMan inthe WhiteHouseDoubledthe size ofthe UnitedStatesMarburyvs.MadisonWarning toEuropeannations to notinterfere in theWesternHemisphereAlexanderHamiltonGeorgeWashingtonLooseConstructionThomasJeffersonStrong,centralgovernment,limited stategovernmentStrictConstructionGoals ofthe Lewisand ClarkExpeditionAndrewJacksonThe power ofthe Judicialbranch to checkthe otherbranches of thegovernmentStrong stategovernment,limitedcentralgovernmentDemocratic-RepublicanJamesMadisonWar of1812LouisianaTerritorySacajaweaFederalistBattleof NewOrleansMeriwetherLewis andWilliamClarkIf the Constitutiondoesn’t specificallysay the governmentcan’t do something,then it can do itwithinreasonThe governmentcan only do whatthe Constitutionspecifically saysitcan doCommonMan inthe WhiteHouseDoubledthe size ofthe UnitedStatesMarburyvs.MadisonWarning toEuropeannations to notinterfere in theWesternHemisphereAlexanderHamiltonGeorgeWashingtonLooseConstructionThomasJeffersonStrong,centralgovernment,limited stategovernmentStrictConstructionGoals ofthe Lewisand ClarkExpeditionAndrewJacksonThe power ofthe Judicialbranch to checkthe otherbranches of thegovernmentStrong stategovernment,limitedcentralgovernmentDemocratic-RepublicanJamesMadisonWar of1812LouisianaTerritorySacajawea

Early Presidents 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. Federalist
  2. Battle of New Orleans
  3. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
  4. If the Constitution doesn’t specifically say the government can’t do something, then it can do it within reason
  5. The government can only do what the Constitution specifically says it can do
  6. Common Man in the White House
  7. Doubled the size of the United States
  8. Marbury vs. Madison
  9. Warning to European nations to not interfere in the Western Hemisphere
  10. Alexander Hamilton
  11. George Washington
  12. Loose Construction
  13. Thomas Jefferson
  14. Strong, central government, limited state government
  15. Strict Construction
  16. Goals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
  17. Andrew Jackson
  18. The power of the Judicial branch to check the other branches of the government
  19. Strong state government, limited central government
  20. Democratic- Republican
  21. James Madison
  22. War of 1812
  23. Louisiana Territory
  24. Sacajawea