OpiumWarWar betweenBritain andthe Qingempire 18391849ImperialMetropolesHomecountry, abase forimperialism.Sino-JapaneseWarWar betweenChina andJapan, whereJapan gainedTaiwanUrbanizationThe socialprocesswhereby citiesgrow andsocietiesbecome urban.Russo-JapaneseWarJapaneseattack onRussia afterthe BoxerRebelilionJesusFounder ofChristianityApartheidA policy or systemof segregation ordiscrimination ongrounds of raceused in SouthAfricaChineseExclusionAct1882 act,Chineselaborerscould notenter U.S.MuhammadFounderof IslamFootBindingMutilation ofwomen’sfeet as asymbol ofpowerSerfspeople whoworked thelord’s land inexchange forprotectionPenalcolonyA colony towhich convictsare sent as analternative toprison.JuliusCaesarDictator ofRome in100-44BCESimonBolivarVenezuelanmilitary leader,who set LatinAmerica fromthe SpanishEmpireMonotheismBelief ina singleGod.SyncretismA blending oftwo or morereligioustraditionsIsraelJewishstateestablishedafter WW2.NationalismThe doctrinethat yournational cultureand interestsare superior toany otherTheGreatSchismTwo popeschosen;divided thechurchDaimyoA Japanesefeudal lord whocommands anarmy ofSamurai.MohandasGhandiIndianphilosopherthat believedcivildisobedienceand boycotts.DharmaHinduismduties andobligationsof eachcasteDiasporaA dispersionof peoplefrom theirhomeland.SettlercoloniesColonies inwhich thecolonizingpeople settledin largenumbersColdWarA conflict thatwas betweenthe U.S. andthe SovietUnion usingProxy WarsOpiumWarWar betweenBritain andthe Qingempire 18391849ImperialMetropolesHomecountry, abase forimperialism.Sino-JapaneseWarWar betweenChina andJapan, whereJapan gainedTaiwanUrbanizationThe socialprocesswhereby citiesgrow andsocietiesbecome urban.Russo-JapaneseWarJapaneseattack onRussia afterthe BoxerRebelilionJesusFounder ofChristianityApartheidA policy or systemof segregation ordiscrimination ongrounds of raceused in SouthAfricaChineseExclusionAct1882 act,Chineselaborerscould notenter U.S.MuhammadFounderof IslamFootBindingMutilation ofwomen’sfeet as asymbol ofpowerSerfspeople whoworked thelord’s land inexchange forprotectionPenalcolonyA colony towhich convictsare sent as analternative toprison.JuliusCaesarDictator ofRome in100-44BCESimonBolivarVenezuelanmilitary leader,who set LatinAmerica fromthe SpanishEmpireMonotheismBelief ina singleGod.SyncretismA blending oftwo or morereligioustraditionsIsraelJewishstateestablishedafter WW2.NationalismThe doctrinethat yournational cultureand interestsare superior toany otherTheGreatSchismTwo popeschosen;divided thechurchDaimyoA Japanesefeudal lord whocommands anarmy ofSamurai.MohandasGhandiIndianphilosopherthat believedcivildisobedienceand boycotts.DharmaHinduismduties andobligationsof eachcasteDiasporaA dispersionof peoplefrom theirhomeland.SettlercoloniesColonies inwhich thecolonizingpeople settledin largenumbersColdWarA conflict thatwas betweenthe U.S. andthe SovietUnion usingProxy Wars

World 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. War between Britain and the Qing empire 1839 1849
    Opium War
  2. Home country, a base for imperialism.
    Imperial Metropoles
  3. War between China and Japan, where Japan gained Taiwan
    Sino-Japanese War
  4. The social process whereby cities grow and societies become urban.
    Urbanization
  5. Japanese attack on Russia after the Boxer Rebelilion
    Russo-Japanese War
  6. Founder of Christianity
    Jesus
  7. A policy or system of segregation or discrimination on grounds of race used in South Africa
    Apartheid
  8. 1882 act, Chinese laborers could not enter U.S.
    Chinese Exclusion Act
  9. Founder of Islam
    Muhammad
  10. Mutilation of women’s feet as a symbol of power
    Foot Binding
  11. people who worked the lord’s land in exchange for protection
    Serfs
  12. A colony to which convicts are sent as an alternative to prison.
    Penal colony
  13. Dictator of Rome in 100-44 BCE
    Julius Caesar
  14. Venezuelan military leader, who set Latin America from the Spanish Empire
    Simon Bolivar
  15. Belief in a single God.
    Monotheism
  16. A blending of two or more religious traditions
    Syncretism
  17. Jewish state established after WW2.
    Israel
  18. The doctrine that your national culture and interests are superior to any other
    Nationalism
  19. Two popes chosen; divided the church
    The Great Schism
  20. A Japanese feudal lord who commands an army of Samurai.
    Daimyo
  21. Indian philosopher that believed civil disobedience and boycotts.
    Mohandas Ghandi
  22. Hinduism duties and obligations of each caste
    Dharma
  23. A dispersion of people from their homeland.
    Diaspora
  24. Colonies in which the colonizing people settled in large numbers
    Settler colonies
  25. A conflict that was between the U.S. and the Soviet Union using Proxy Wars
    Cold War