Bill of Rights -first 10AmendmentsofConstitutionMotivationfor War of1812 -economicfreedomHenry Clay,JohnCalhoun -"war hawks"Official borderof Canadaand US -Rush-BagotTreatyOliver Perry- destroyedBritish navalforcesLouisianaTerritory -purchasedfrom FranceSacagawea- guidedLewis andClarkAaron Burr -Jefferson'srunningmateThomasJeffersonsupportedFreeenterpriseWashingtonthoughtpoliticalparties werea dangerExecutiveBranchforeignrelations -Commerce12thAmendment -setsrequirementsfor presidentialelections1823 MonroeDoctrine - IMPAmericanforeign policyLast Battleof War of1812 - NewOrleansNationalDebt -moneygovernmentowesImpressment- force intomilitaryserviceJudicialReview - whenSupreme courtrules on otherbranches' actsEliWhitneyinventedcotton ginLaissez Faire- was originalUS economicpolicyIndustrialRevolutionstarted inNew England"Rule by thepeople" - wereDemocratic-RepublicansbeliefsEmbargoAct -prohibitsfree tradeUS doubledin 1803 withLouisianaPurchaseTariff -tax onimportsVeto - whenPresidentrejectsLegislationBill of Rights -first 10AmendmentsofConstitutionMotivationfor War of1812 -economicfreedomHenry Clay,JohnCalhoun -"war hawks"Official borderof Canadaand US -Rush-BagotTreatyOliver Perry- destroyedBritish navalforcesLouisianaTerritory -purchasedfrom FranceSacagawea- guidedLewis andClarkAaron Burr -Jefferson'srunningmateThomasJeffersonsupportedFreeenterpriseWashingtonthoughtpoliticalparties werea dangerExecutiveBranchforeignrelations -Commerce12thAmendment -setsrequirementsfor presidentialelections1823 MonroeDoctrine - IMPAmericanforeign policyLast Battleof War of1812 - NewOrleansNationalDebt -moneygovernmentowesImpressment- force intomilitaryserviceJudicialReview - whenSupreme courtrules on otherbranches' actsEliWhitneyinventedcotton ginLaissez Faire- was originalUS economicpolicyIndustrialRevolutionstarted inNew England"Rule by thepeople" - wereDemocratic-RepublicansbeliefsEmbargoAct -prohibitsfree tradeUS doubledin 1803 withLouisianaPurchaseTariff -tax onimportsVeto - whenPresidentrejectsLegislation

8th American History - 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. Bill of Rights - first 10 Amendments of Constitution
  2. Motivation for War of 1812 - economic freedom
  3. Henry Clay, John Calhoun - "war hawks"
  4. Official border of Canada and US - Rush-Bagot Treaty
  5. Oliver Perry - destroyed British naval forces
  6. Louisiana Territory - purchased from France
  7. Sacagawea - guided Lewis and Clark
  8. Aaron Burr - Jefferson's running mate
  9. Thomas Jefferson supported Free enterprise
  10. Washington thought political parties were a danger
  11. Executive Branch foreign relations - Commerce
  12. 12th Amendment - sets requirements for presidential elections
  13. 1823 Monroe Doctrine - IMP American foreign policy
  14. Last Battle of War of 1812 - New Orleans
  15. National Debt - money government owes
  16. Impressment - force into military service
  17. Judicial Review - when Supreme court rules on other branches' acts
  18. Eli Whitney invented cotton gin
  19. Laissez Faire - was original US economic policy
  20. Industrial Revolution started in New England
  21. "Rule by the people" - were Democratic-Republicans beliefs
  22. Embargo Act - prohibits free trade
  23. US doubled in 1803 with Louisiana Purchase
  24. Tariff - tax on imports
  25. Veto - when President rejects Legislation