Bill ofRightsdecide theconstitutionalityof a lawManyAmericans hadlost jobs duringthe GreatDepressionRepublicensuring thattroops wereadequatelysuppliedMiranda v.Arizona—protectionfrom self-incriminationPrograms likeMedicare andthe Job Corpswere created toreduce povertyelasticclauseThe UnitedStates policytoward Cubawas noteffectiveLegislativeBranchaddition of awoman’s suffrageamendment tothe United StatesConstitutionideas aboutself-governmentand politicalrightspeopleideasof JohnLockeEconomicActivitiesprovided routesfor shippingagricultural andmanufacturingproducts rapidurbanizationlargeplantationsgrowingcash cropsJamestownupholdingtheprinciples ofthe firstamendmenthugeamountsof fertilefarmlandissuing anorder to endsegregationin themilitaryGreatCompromisedetermine thenumber of seatseach state willhave in theHouse ofRepresentativesJudicialBranchdeveloping aplan for theadmission ofnew statesFederalistPapersThe Constitutiondelegates certainpowers to thenational governmentbut reserves otherpowers for the statesdeterminingcongressionalrepresentationmilitaryauthoritiesconsideredthem a threat tonationalsecurityGreatBritainchecksandbalancesexpanded thefederalgovernment’srole inprotectingconsumersencouragingthe use ofcivildisobedienceBill ofRightsdecide theconstitutionalityof a lawManyAmericans hadlost jobs duringthe GreatDepressionRepublicensuring thattroops wereadequatelysuppliedMiranda v.Arizona—protectionfrom self-incriminationPrograms likeMedicare andthe Job Corpswere created toreduce povertyelasticclauseThe UnitedStates policytoward Cubawas noteffectiveLegislativeBranchaddition of awoman’s suffrageamendment tothe United StatesConstitutionideas aboutself-governmentand politicalrightspeopleideasof JohnLockeEconomicActivitiesprovided routesfor shippingagricultural andmanufacturingproducts rapidurbanizationlargeplantationsgrowingcash cropsJamestownupholdingtheprinciples ofthe firstamendmenthugeamountsof fertilefarmlandissuing anorder to endsegregationin themilitaryGreatCompromisedetermine thenumber of seatseach state willhave in theHouse ofRepresentativesJudicialBranchdeveloping aplan for theadmission ofnew statesFederalistPapersThe Constitutiondelegates certainpowers to thenational governmentbut reserves otherpowers for the statesdeterminingcongressionalrepresentationmilitaryauthoritiesconsideredthem a threat tonationalsecurityGreatBritainchecksandbalancesexpanded thefederalgovernment’srole inprotectingconsumersencouragingthe use ofcivildisobedience

Untitled 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. Bill of Rights
  2. decide the constitutionality of a law
  3. Many Americans had lost jobs during the Great Depression
  4. Republic
  5. ensuring that troops were adequately supplied
  6. Miranda v. Arizona—protection from self-incrimination
  7. Programs like Medicare and the Job Corps were created to reduce poverty
  8. elastic clause
  9. The United States policy toward Cuba was not effective
  10. Legislative Branch
  11. addition of a woman’s suffrage amendment to the United States Constitution
  12. ideas about self-government and political rights
  13. people
  14. ideas of John Locke
  15. Economic Activities
  16. provided routes for shipping agricultural and manufacturing products
  17. rapid urbanization
  18. large plantations growing cash crops
  19. Jamestown
  20. upholding the principles of the first amendment
  21. huge amounts of fertile farmland
  22. issuing an order to end segregation in the military
  23. Great Compromise
  24. determine the number of seats each state will have in the House of Representatives
  25. Judicial Branch
  26. developing a plan for the admission of new states
  27. Federalist Papers
  28. The Constitution delegates certain powers to the national government but reserves other powers for the states
  29. determining congressional representation
  30. military authorities considered them a threat to national security
  31. Great Britain
  32. checks and balances
  33. expanded the federal government’s role in protecting consumers
  34. encouraging the use of civil disobedience