TheBeringStraitThe name of theland bridge it isbelieved earlyhumans crossedto enter NorthAmerica.SoutheastWattlehousesmade ofreedsWestWafflesSouthSoggyLongitudeVerticallines ona globeMiddleColoniesBreadbasketcoloniesVirginiaHouse ofBurgessesfirstdemocraticallyelectedassembly incoloniesVoltaireBelieved inPolitical &ReligiousFreedomLife,liberty,andproperty.UnalienableRightsMontesquieuSeparation ofPowers andChecks andBalancesThinkerIndenturedServitudeSigned acontract towork for a 4-7 years, paidRousseauConsentof theGovernedSlaveryWork hardlabor forlife withno payTownHallMeetingsFoundation ofDemocracy:Where Colonistsmet to yap andspread tea andgossGreatPlainsNativeAmericancultural groupthat primarilyhunted bisonSocialContractWe give upcertainrights/freedomsso governmentwill protectother rights1619The yearslavery wasestablishedin the USChecksandBalancesEach branchgets to checkor counter-actpower ofanother branchMagnaCarta(1215)Limitedpower ofKing to taxcolonistsLonghouse= HomesIroquoisNewEnglandColoniesColonieswith whaleoil andlumber asmain exportsSeparationof PowersPower ingovernment isdivided amongbranches toensure power isnot concentratedNorthNeverMayflowerCompactThis colonialdocumentestablishedPlymouthRock's power toself-govern.LatitudeHorizontallines on aglobe"TheBlackLegend"  Tale usedby Englishto justifycolonizationRighttoPetitionWe gathersignaturesand say wewant chagneMarylandTolerationActDocumentthatestablishedreligioustolerance1492YearChristopherColumbusSailed theOceanSouthernColoniesColonies wherethey grow cashcrops (tobacco,rice, indigo)EverEastMercantilismState-driveneconomywhere goalis to build upgold supplyTheColumbianExchangeExchange offoods, ideas,diseases, andpeople betweenAfro-Asia andAmericasAppalachianMountainsThegeographicalfeature thatprevented theBritish fromcolonizing West.TheBeringStraitThe name of theland bridge it isbelieved earlyhumans crossedto enter NorthAmerica.SoutheastWattlehousesmade ofreedsWestWafflesSouthSoggyLongitudeVerticallines ona globeMiddleColoniesBreadbasketcoloniesVirginiaHouse ofBurgessesfirstdemocraticallyelectedassembly incoloniesVoltaireBelieved inPolitical &ReligiousFreedomLife,liberty,andproperty.UnalienableRightsMontesquieuSeparation ofPowers andChecks andBalancesThinkerIndenturedServitudeSigned acontract towork for a 4-7 years, paidRousseauConsentof theGovernedSlaveryWork hardlabor forlife withno payTownHallMeetingsFoundation ofDemocracy:Where Colonistsmet to yap andspread tea andgossGreatPlainsNativeAmericancultural groupthat primarilyhunted bisonSocialContractWe give upcertainrights/freedomsso governmentwill protectother rights1619The yearslavery wasestablishedin the USChecksandBalancesEach branchgets to checkor counter-actpower ofanother branchMagnaCarta(1215)Limitedpower ofKing to taxcolonistsLonghouse= HomesIroquoisNewEnglandColoniesColonieswith whaleoil andlumber asmain exportsSeparationof PowersPower ingovernment isdivided amongbranches toensure power isnot concentratedNorthNeverMayflowerCompactThis colonialdocumentestablishedPlymouthRock's power toself-govern.LatitudeHorizontallines on aglobe"TheBlackLegend"  Tale usedby Englishto justifycolonizationRighttoPetitionWe gathersignaturesand say wewant chagneMarylandTolerationActDocumentthatestablishedreligioustolerance1492YearChristopherColumbusSailed theOceanSouthernColoniesColonies wherethey grow cashcrops (tobacco,rice, indigo)EverEastMercantilismState-driveneconomywhere goalis to build upgold supplyTheColumbianExchangeExchange offoods, ideas,diseases, andpeople betweenAfro-Asia andAmericasAppalachianMountainsThegeographicalfeature thatprevented theBritish fromcolonizing West.

Unit 1 Review - 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 name of the land bridge it is believed early humans crossed to enter North America.
    The Bering Strait
  2. Wattle houses made of reeds
    Southeast
  3. Waffles
    West
  4. Soggy
    South
  5. Vertical lines on a globe
    Longitude
  6. Bread basket colonies
    Middle Colonies
  7. first democratically elected assembly in colonies
    Virginia House of Burgesses
  8. Believed in Political & Religious Freedom
    Voltaire
  9. Unalienable Rights
    Life, liberty, and property.
  10. Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances Thinker
    Montesquieu
  11. Signed a contract to work for a 4-7 years, paid
    Indentured Servitude
  12. Consent of the Governed
    Rousseau
  13. Work hard labor for life with no pay
    Slavery
  14. Foundation of Democracy: Where Colonists met to yap and spread tea and goss
    Town Hall Meetings
  15. Native American cultural group that primarily hunted bison
    Great Plains
  16. We give up certain rights/freedoms so government will protect other rights
    Social Contract
  17. The year slavery was established in the US
    1619
  18. Each branch gets to check or counter-act power of another branch
    Checks and Balances
  19. Limited power of King to tax colonists
    Magna Carta (1215)
  20. Iroquois
    Longhouse = Homes
  21. Colonies with whale oil and lumber as main exports
    New England Colonies
  22. Power in government is divided among branches to ensure power is not concentrated
    Separation of Powers
  23. Never
    North
  24. This colonial document established Plymouth Rock's power to self-govern.
    Mayflower Compact
  25. Horizontal lines on a globe
    Latitude
  26. Tale used by English to justify colonization
    "The Black Legend"
  27. We gather signatures and say we want chagne
    Right to Petition
  28. Document that established religious tolerance
    Maryland Toleration Act
  29. Year Christopher Columbus Sailed the Ocean
    1492
  30. Colonies where they grow cash crops (tobacco, rice, indigo)
    Southern Colonies
  31. East
    Ever
  32. State-driven economy where goal is to build up gold supply
    Mercantilism
  33. Exchange of foods, ideas, diseases, and people between Afro-Asia and Americas
    The Columbian Exchange
  34. The geographical feature that prevented the British from colonizing West.
    Appalachian Mountains