Theory thatstates caninvalidate afederal law theydeemunconstitutionalLoyalty,devotion,andglorificationof a nationThe politicalparty with astrictinterpretationof ConstitutionStrongexecutivebranchFirstelectionthat endedin a tieCongressmanfrom Kentucky,known as thegreatcompromiserVeto7thPresident ofthe UnitedStatesSupremeCourt casethatestablishedjudicial reviewUnofficialadvisorsto thepresidentWinner oftheelection of1800a politicalstanceemphasizing"the people"over "the elites"Thepoliticalparty that ispro-frenchThe power ofthe SupremeCourt todeclaresomethingunconstitutionalThe politicalparty thatbelieves instrong nationalgovernmentthe rightto vote inpoliticalelectionsCommanderin Chief ofthe MilitaryPeacefultransfer ofpower betweenthe Democratic-Republicans andthe FederalistsOfficialadvisorsto thepresidentPoliticalparty thatAndrewJacksoncreatedthe practice ofappointingsupporters togovernment jobsin exchange fortheir loyaltyLaw thatrequired NativeAmericans torelocate to landacross theMississippi RiverVice presidentfrom SouthCarolina,promotednullificationSupreme Courtcase that saidNativeAmerican tribesare sovereignnationsAn exampleset bysomeone forothers tofollowIndividual whooriginally cameup with idea fora national bankin the UnitedStatesNickname forthe path thatnative tookfrom theirhomelands toIndian TerritoryOnly servingtwo terms aspresidentbeforestepping downState thattried tonullify theTariff of 1828Theory thatstates caninvalidate afederal law theydeemunconstitutionalLoyalty,devotion,andglorificationof a nationThe politicalparty with astrictinterpretationof ConstitutionStrongexecutivebranchFirstelectionthat endedin a tieCongressmanfrom Kentucky,known as thegreatcompromiserVeto7thPresident ofthe UnitedStatesSupremeCourt casethatestablishedjudicial reviewUnofficialadvisorsto thepresidentWinner oftheelection of1800a politicalstanceemphasizing"the people"over "the elites"Thepoliticalparty that ispro-frenchThe power ofthe SupremeCourt todeclaresomethingunconstitutionalThe politicalparty thatbelieves instrong nationalgovernmentthe rightto vote inpoliticalelectionsCommanderin Chief ofthe MilitaryPeacefultransfer ofpower betweenthe Democratic-Republicans andthe FederalistsOfficialadvisorsto thepresidentPoliticalparty thatAndrewJacksoncreatedthe practice ofappointingsupporters togovernment jobsin exchange fortheir loyaltyLaw thatrequired NativeAmericans torelocate to landacross theMississippi RiverVice presidentfrom SouthCarolina,promotednullificationSupreme Courtcase that saidNativeAmerican tribesare sovereignnationsAn exampleset bysomeone forothers tofollowIndividual whooriginally cameup with idea fora national bankin the UnitedStatesNickname forthe path thatnative tookfrom theirhomelands toIndian TerritoryOnly servingtwo terms aspresidentbeforestepping downState thattried tonullify theTariff of 1828

Midterm Review 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. Theory that states can invalidate a federal law they deem unconstitutional
  2. Loyalty, devotion, and glorification of a nation
  3. The political party with a strict interpretation of Constitution
  4. Strong executive branch
  5. First election that ended in a tie
  6. Congressman from Kentucky, known as the great compromiser
  7. Veto
  8. 7th President of the United States
  9. Supreme Court case that established judicial review
  10. Unofficial advisors to the president
  11. Winner of the election of 1800
  12. a political stance emphasizing "the people" over "the elites"
  13. The political party that is pro-french
  14. The power of the Supreme Court to declare something unconstitutional
  15. The political party that believes in strong national government
  16. the right to vote in political elections
  17. Commander in Chief of the Military
  18. Peaceful transfer of power between the Democratic-Republicans and the Federalists
  19. Official advisors to the president
  20. Political party that Andrew Jackson created
  21. the practice of appointing supporters to government jobs in exchange for their loyalty
  22. Law that required Native Americans to relocate to land across the Mississippi River
  23. Vice president from South Carolina, promoted nullification
  24. Supreme Court case that said Native American tribes are sovereign nations
  25. An example set by someone for others to follow
  26. Individual who originally came up with idea for a national bank in the United States
  27. Nickname for the path that native took from their homelands to Indian Territory
  28. Only serving two terms as president before stepping down
  29. State that tried to nullify the Tariff of 1828