JubileeDayIt allowedthem tobecomebusinesspartners1/2 red and1/2 blue witha star in themiddlePoppyBarbecues,parades andThanksgivingservicesRedProgressandhealingTexasItdeclaredthem freeRalphEllisonFreedom DayorEmancipationDay47Celebratingand reunitingwith theirfamiliesHoustonJune19,1985TwoyearsFive pointstar,bustingstar, an arcTwo anda halfyears1979Pray andhavefamilyreunionsStrawberrysodaMajorGeneralGordonGrangerPresidentAbrahamLincolnNearby stateslike Louisiana,Arkansas, andOklahomaJubileeDayIt allowedthem tobecomebusinesspartners1/2 red and1/2 blue witha star in themiddlePoppyBarbecues,parades andThanksgivingservicesRedProgressandhealingTexasItdeclaredthem freeRalphEllisonFreedom DayorEmancipationDay47Celebratingand reunitingwith theirfamiliesHoustonJune19,1985TwoyearsFive pointstar,bustingstar, an arcTwo anda halfyears1979Pray andhavefamilyreunionsStrawberrysodaMajorGeneralGordonGrangerPresidentAbrahamLincolnNearby stateslike Louisiana,Arkansas, andOklahoma

Juneteenth Trivia - 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. Jubilee Day
  2. It allowed them to become business partners
  3. 1/2 red and 1/2 blue with a star in the middle
  4. Poppy
  5. Barbecues, parades and Thanksgiving services
  6. Red
  7. Progress and healing
  8. Texas
  9. It declared them free
  10. Ralph Ellison
  11. Freedom Day or Emancipation Day
  12. 47
  13. Celebrating and reuniting with their families
  14. Houston
  15. June 19, 1985
  16. Two years
  17. Five point star, busting star, an arc
  18. Two and a half years
  19. 1979
  20. Pray and have family reunions
  21. Strawberry soda
  22. Major General Gordon Granger
  23. President Abraham Lincoln
  24. Nearby states like Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma