democraticfederalistWhat were thethree secretarypositions in theConstitution?What were GeorgeWashington'sviews on the roleof political partiesin the UnitedStates?inaugurationneutralWhat were GeorgeWashington'sviews on the roleof political partiesin the UnitedStates?Free!factionsomething thatdoes not have tobe stated wordfor word in theConstitution, itcan be implied?What wasthe purposeof theCabinet?The firstgovernment of theU.S., The Articlesof Confederation,failed because itcould not:how wouldWashington getthe thoughts andopinions of hisgenerals beforemaking adecision?bondunconstitutionalprecedentdemocraticfederalistWhat were thethree secretarypositions in theConstitution?What were GeorgeWashington'sviews on the roleof political partiesin the UnitedStates?inaugurationneutralWhat were GeorgeWashington'sviews on the roleof political partiesin the UnitedStates?Free!factionsomething thatdoes not have tobe stated wordfor word in theConstitution, itcan be implied?What wasthe purposeof theCabinet?The firstgovernment of theU.S., The Articlesof Confederation,failed because itcould not:how wouldWashington getthe thoughts andopinions of hisgenerals beforemaking adecision?bondunconstitutionalprecedent

GEORGE WASHINGTON - 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. democratic
  2. federalist
  3. What were the three secretary positions in the Constitution?
  4. What were George Washington's views on the role of political parties in the United States?
  5. inauguration
  6. neutral
  7. What were George Washington's views on the role of political parties in the United States?
  8. Free!
  9. faction
  10. something that does not have to be stated word for word in the Constitution, it can be implied?
  11. What was the purpose of the Cabinet?
  12. The first government of the U.S., The Articles of Confederation, failed because it could not:
  13. how would Washington get the thoughts and opinions of his generals before making a decision?
  14. bond
  15. unconstitutional
  16. precedent