(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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A physical feature; includes Erie, Huron, and Hudson
Great Lakes
What president purchased the Louisiana Purchase?
Thomas
Jefferson
This country owned the Louisiana Territory before the US bought it.
France
This trail allowed settlers to use wagons to carry their belongings through difficult terrain.
Oregon Trail
The forced relocation of the Native Americans was called...
Trail of Tears
Longest river in the US; created obstacles for travelling west
Mississippi River
Helped workers remove seeds from cotton
Cotton Gin
A way to send short messages long distances
Telegraph
Fighting between the US and Great Britain because of trading restrictions, impressment, and the British alliance with the Indians
War of 1812
Fighting between the US and the Mexicans over Mexican land that the US wanted for their expansion.
Mexican- American War
Imaginary line in the Rocky Mountains that tells the direction in which rivers flow (East of the Divide flows to the Atlantic Ocean)
Continental Divide
A physical barrier that made travelling on the Oregon Trail difficult; the Continental Divide runs through it.
Rocky Mountains
Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?
Francis Scott Key
This territory was shared between the US and Great Britain because the US did not want to go to war with them.
Oregon Territory
The Native American woman who served as a translator for Lewis and Clark
Sacagawea
Those who went to find gold were called..
Forty-Niners
Made traveling West easier; paved the way for the Transcontinental Railroad
Locomotive
What valuable item was discovered at Sutter's Mill?
Gold
Made traveling on rivers much faster
Steamboat
This military fort was the location in which the Mexican overpowered the Texans after a sieging the fort.
The Alamo
This land doubled the size of the United States, which allowed for explorers to go West.
Louisiana Purchase
Granted Native Americans western land in exchange for their own land; "removing" the Indians from their own territories.
Indian Removal Act
The Native Americans won this battle against the Americans when they tried to force them to move to reservations.
Battle of Little Bighorn
These explorers found a route to the Pacific Ocean by travelling on the Oregon Trail
Lewis & Clark
