Mayor/SelectBoardThe leaderof the localgovernment.JoeBidenthe nameof thecurrent USpresidentCongressFederal lawsare writtenand signedinto law bythis groupStateLegislatureState lawsare writtenand signedinto law bythis group.map showingthe federalgovernment'sresponsibilityGovernorMauraHealeyThe name ofthe currentMassachusettsstate leader.Taxesmoney paidby citizens tofund publicservicesPresidentWhat theleader of theFederalGovernmentis calledTownMeetinga localgovernmentmeetingDemocracyThe form ofgovernment inwhich peoplehave the mostpower.protesting orpetitioning isone waycitizensadvocate forchangePeaceA goal ofgovernmentthat makessure thingsremain orderly.VoteA way forcitizens tohave theirvoicesheard.FederalGovernmentResponsibilities:National Parks,US postalservice, socialsecurity, CovidVaccinesmap showingthe stategovernment'sresponsibilityGovernorThe leaderof the stategovernment.JusticeA goal ofgovernment thatmakes sure allpeople aretreated fairlyunder the law.DefenseA goal ofgovernmentthat makessure thecountry is safefrom enemies.StateGovernmentResponsibilities:highways,licenses, naturaldisasterresponse, publictransportation.LocalGovernmentResponsibilities:local parks andschools, trashcollection,emergency police,fire and EMTservices.Well-BeingA goal ofgovernment thatmakes sure allpeople have thechance to behealthy and happy.18votingageCabinetDepartmentswithin the FederalGovernment,each with adifferentresponsibility.Representativea personvoted intooffice bycitizensMayor/SelectBoardThe leaderof the localgovernment.JoeBidenthe nameof thecurrent USpresidentCongressFederal lawsare writtenand signedinto law bythis groupStateLegislatureState lawsare writtenand signedinto law bythis group.map showingthe federalgovernment'sresponsibilityGovernorMauraHealeyThe name ofthe currentMassachusettsstate leader.Taxesmoney paidby citizens tofund publicservicesPresidentWhat theleader of theFederalGovernmentis calledTownMeetinga localgovernmentmeetingDemocracyThe form ofgovernment inwhich peoplehave the mostpower.protesting orpetitioning isone waycitizensadvocate forchangePeaceA goal ofgovernmentthat makessure thingsremain orderly.VoteA way forcitizens tohave theirvoicesheard.FederalGovernmentResponsibilities:National Parks,US postalservice, socialsecurity, CovidVaccinesmap showingthe stategovernment'sresponsibilityGovernorThe leaderof the stategovernment.JusticeA goal ofgovernment thatmakes sure allpeople aretreated fairlyunder the law.DefenseA goal ofgovernmentthat makessure thecountry is safefrom enemies.StateGovernmentResponsibilities:highways,licenses, naturaldisasterresponse, publictransportation.LocalGovernmentResponsibilities:local parks andschools, trashcollection,emergency police,fire and EMTservices.Well-BeingA goal ofgovernment thatmakes sure allpeople have thechance to behealthy and happy.18votingageCabinetDepartmentswithin the FederalGovernment,each with adifferentresponsibility.Representativea personvoted intooffice bycitizens

Government Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. N-The leader of the local government.
    N-Mayor/ Select Board
  2. O-the name of the current US president
    O-Joe Biden
  3. I-Federal laws are written and signed into law by this group
    I-Congress
  4. B-State laws are written and signed into law by this group.
    B-State Legislature
  5. N-map showing the federal government's responsibility
    N-
  6. B-The name of the current Massachusetts state leader.
    B-Governor Maura Healey
  7. N-money paid by citizens to fund public services
    N-Taxes
  8. B-What the leader of the Federal Government is called
    B-President
  9. O-a local government meeting
    O-Town Meeting
  10. O-The form of government in which people have the most power.
    O-Democracy
  11. I-protesting or petitioning is one way citizens advocate for change
    I-
  12. N-A goal of government that makes sure things remain orderly.
    N-Peace
  13. G-A way for citizens to have their voices heard.
    G-Vote
  14. B-Responsibilities: National Parks, US postal service, social security, Covid Vaccines
    B-Federal Government
  15. G-map showing the state government's responsibility
    G-
  16. I-The leader of the state government.
    I-Governor
  17. B-A goal of government that makes sure all people are treated fairly under the law.
    B-Justice
  18. I-A goal of government that makes sure the country is safe from enemies.
    I-Defense
  19. O-Responsibilities: highways, licenses, natural disaster response, public transportation.
    O-State Government
  20. G-Responsibilities: local parks and schools, trash collection, emergency police, fire and EMT services.
    G-Local Government
  21. G-A goal of government that makes sure all people have the chance to be healthy and happy.
    G-Well-Being
  22. O-voting age
    O-18
  23. I-Departments within the Federal Government, each with a different responsibility.
    I-Cabinet
  24. G-a person voted into office by citizens
    G-Representative