debt/debtorThe state ofowing moneyto someoneelse.(Georgia)compactAn agreementor contractamong agroup ofpeople.enlightenmentAn intellectual movementemphasizing that peoplecould think/reason forthemselves, instead ofsimply relying on thePope or monarch forwisdom. Inspired theAmerican Revolution.rawmaterialMaterials found innature that can beused to createproducts.Colonizingcountries searchedfor these.indenturedservantLaborer (worker)who agreed to workwithout pay for acertain period oftime in exchangefor passage toAmerica.exportTo send goodsor services toanother countryfor sale ortrade. (Think"export = exit")Parliamentthe lawmakingbody of Britain thatconsisted ofrepresentativesfrom the countiesin Britain, but notthe colonies.refugeA safe placeofferingprotection orshelter, especiallyto those fleeingpersecution.revenueIncome (profit)generated by agovernment,business, ororganizationthrough itsoperations.charterDocument thatgives the holderthe right toorganizesettlements inan area.economythe way in whichcountry makestheir moneythrough what theyproduce, trade ormanufacture.religiouspersecutionProgram orcampaign toexterminate, driveaway, or subjugatea people becauseof their religion.AgricultureGrowing of plantsand raisinganimals to make aprofit. Maineconomic activityof the southerncolonies.AssemblyA gathering oflocal citizens todiscuss and voteon importantcommunityissues.legislatureA group ofpeople whohave thepower tomake laws.salutaryneglectPolicy where theBritish Parliamentavoided making orenforcing rules forAmerican Coloniesand mostly let themtake care ofthemselves.regionAn area definedby commoncharacteristics,such asgeography,culture, or history.migrateTo move from oneplace to another tolive, especially insearch of work orbetter livingconditions.limitedgov'tA political system inwhich thegovernment's poweris restricted. It hasonly the power thatthe people give itthrough laws or aconstitution.importto bring aproduct intoa country tobe sold.(Think "IN")PlantationSystemA system that haslarge farms that growcash crops, such astobacco, rice, indigo,or cotton. Slaveswere used as thelabor force.(Southern region).cashcropA crop that isgrown to be soldfor profit ratherthan for personaluse. (SouthernRegion)colonyNew settlementor territoryestablished andgoverned by acountry inanother land.mercantilismThe theory that acountry's power isbased on itswealth. Countriesneed to exportmore than theyimport.debt/debtorThe state ofowing moneyto someoneelse.(Georgia)compactAn agreementor contractamong agroup ofpeople.enlightenmentAn intellectual movementemphasizing that peoplecould think/reason forthemselves, instead ofsimply relying on thePope or monarch forwisdom. Inspired theAmerican Revolution.rawmaterialMaterials found innature that can beused to createproducts.Colonizingcountries searchedfor these.indenturedservantLaborer (worker)who agreed to workwithout pay for acertain period oftime in exchangefor passage toAmerica.exportTo send goodsor services toanother countryfor sale ortrade. (Think"export = exit")Parliamentthe lawmakingbody of Britain thatconsisted ofrepresentativesfrom the countiesin Britain, but notthe colonies.refugeA safe placeofferingprotection orshelter, especiallyto those fleeingpersecution.revenueIncome (profit)generated by agovernment,business, ororganizationthrough itsoperations.charterDocument thatgives the holderthe right toorganizesettlements inan area.economythe way in whichcountry makestheir moneythrough what theyproduce, trade ormanufacture.religiouspersecutionProgram orcampaign toexterminate, driveaway, or subjugatea people becauseof their religion.AgricultureGrowing of plantsand raisinganimals to make aprofit. Maineconomic activityof the southerncolonies.AssemblyA gathering oflocal citizens todiscuss and voteon importantcommunityissues.legislatureA group ofpeople whohave thepower tomake laws.salutaryneglectPolicy where theBritish Parliamentavoided making orenforcing rules forAmerican Coloniesand mostly let themtake care ofthemselves.regionAn area definedby commoncharacteristics,such asgeography,culture, or history.migrateTo move from oneplace to another tolive, especially insearch of work orbetter livingconditions.limitedgov'tA political system inwhich thegovernment's poweris restricted. It hasonly the power thatthe people give itthrough laws or aconstitution.importto bring aproduct intoa country tobe sold.(Think "IN")PlantationSystemA system that haslarge farms that growcash crops, such astobacco, rice, indigo,or cotton. Slaveswere used as thelabor force.(Southern region).cashcropA crop that isgrown to be soldfor profit ratherthan for personaluse. (SouthernRegion)colonyNew settlementor territoryestablished andgoverned by acountry inanother land.mercantilismThe theory that acountry's power isbased on itswealth. Countriesneed to exportmore than theyimport.

Colonial America - 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. The state of owing money to someone else.(Georgia)
    debt/debtor
  2. An agreement or contract among a group of people.
    compact
  3. An intellectual movement emphasizing that people could think/reason for themselves, instead of simply relying on the Pope or monarch for wisdom. Inspired the American Revolution.
    enlightenment
  4. Materials found in nature that can be used to create products. Colonizing countries searched for these.
    raw material
  5. Laborer (worker) who agreed to work without pay for a certain period of time in exchange for passage to America.
    indentured servant
  6. To send goods or services to another country for sale or trade. (Think "export = exit")
    export
  7. the lawmaking body of Britain that consisted of representatives from the counties in Britain, but not the colonies.
    Parliament
  8. A safe place offering protection or shelter, especially to those fleeing persecution.
    refuge
  9. Income (profit) generated by a government, business, or organization through its operations.
    revenue
  10. Document that gives the holder the right to organize settlements in an area.
    charter
  11. the way in which country makes their money through what they produce, trade or manufacture.
    economy
  12. Program or campaign to exterminate, drive away, or subjugate a people because of their religion.
    religious persecution
  13. Growing of plants and raising animals to make a profit. Main economic activity of the southern colonies.
    Agriculture
  14. A gathering of local citizens to discuss and vote on important community issues.
    Assembly
  15. A group of people who have the power to make laws.
    legislature
  16. Policy where the British Parliament avoided making or enforcing rules for American Colonies and mostly let them take care of themselves.
    salutary neglect
  17. An area defined by common characteristics, such as geography, culture, or history.
    region
  18. To move from one place to another to live, especially in search of work or better living conditions.
    migrate
  19. A political system in which the government's power is restricted. It has only the power that the people give it through laws or a constitution.
    limited gov't
  20. to bring a product into a country to be sold. (Think "IN")
    import
  21. A system that has large farms that grow cash crops, such as tobacco, rice, indigo, or cotton. Slaves were used as the labor force. (Southern region).
    Plantation System
  22. A crop that is grown to be sold for profit rather than for personal use. (Southern Region)
    cash crop
  23. New settlement or territory established and governed by a country in another land.
    colony
  24. The theory that a country's power is based on its wealth. Countries need to export more than they import.
    mercantilism