IsolationismThe Mingdynasty's policyof limitingcontact andexchange withforeign countriesCentralizationThe Mongols'consolidationof politicalpower andcontrolTributarySystemThe hierarchicalnetwork of tributepayments theMongols imposedon conqueredsocietiesCavalryThe highly mobilehorsebacksoldiers that werecentral to Mongolmilitary tacticsSteppesThe vastgrasslands ofCentral Asiaassociated withthe Mongolnomadic lifestyleKhwarazmEmpireA powerfulIslamic statethat wasconquered bythe MongolsEmpressChabiAn influentialMongolianempress knownfor her wisdomand support ofKublai KhanJinDynastyThe dynasty innorthern Chinathat wasoverthrown bythe MongolsNomadicThe mobile,livestock-herdinglifestyle of theMongol peopleYuanDynastyThe Chinesedynastyfounded andruled by theMongolsConquestThe forcefulacquisition ofterritory thatcharacterizedMongolexpansionJunkThe type ofboat used inthe Mingdynasty'smaritimevoyagesCivil ServiceExaminationThe test usedto selectbureaucrats intraditionalChinesegovernmentsMongolTribesThe nomadicgroups GenghisKhan united tocreate hisempireSilkRoadThe vast tradenetwork thatthe Mongolsrevitalizedand controlledMandateofHeavenThe belief thatthe Chineseemperor's rightto rule camefrom the godsKublaiKhanA prominentMongol rulerwhoestablished theYuan dynasty inChinaForbiddenCityThe imperialpalace that wasthe ceremonialand politicalcenter of MingChinaZhengHeThe famousMing dynastyadmiral who ledseveralmaritimeexpeditionsTengriThe traditionalsupreme sky godworshiped by theMongols andother nomadicpeoplesRecurveBowAn innovativeweapontechnologyused by theMongol militaryPaxMongolicaThe period ofstability andpeace acrossEurasia underMongol ruleGenghisKhanThe founderand firstGreat Khanof the MongolEmpireZhuDiA Mingdynasty ruleralso calledthe YongleEmperorIsolationismThe Mingdynasty's policyof limitingcontact andexchange withforeign countriesCentralizationThe Mongols'consolidationof politicalpower andcontrolTributarySystemThe hierarchicalnetwork of tributepayments theMongols imposedon conqueredsocietiesCavalryThe highly mobilehorsebacksoldiers that werecentral to Mongolmilitary tacticsSteppesThe vastgrasslands ofCentral Asiaassociated withthe Mongolnomadic lifestyleKhwarazmEmpireA powerfulIslamic statethat wasconquered bythe MongolsEmpressChabiAn influentialMongolianempress knownfor her wisdomand support ofKublai KhanJinDynastyThe dynasty innorthern Chinathat wasoverthrown bythe MongolsNomadicThe mobile,livestock-herdinglifestyle of theMongol peopleYuanDynastyThe Chinesedynastyfounded andruled by theMongolsConquestThe forcefulacquisition ofterritory thatcharacterizedMongolexpansionJunkThe type ofboat used inthe Mingdynasty'smaritimevoyagesCivil ServiceExaminationThe test usedto selectbureaucrats intraditionalChinesegovernmentsMongolTribesThe nomadicgroups GenghisKhan united tocreate hisempireSilkRoadThe vast tradenetwork thatthe Mongolsrevitalizedand controlledMandateofHeavenThe belief thatthe Chineseemperor's rightto rule camefrom the godsKublaiKhanA prominentMongol rulerwhoestablished theYuan dynasty inChinaForbiddenCityThe imperialpalace that wasthe ceremonialand politicalcenter of MingChinaZhengHeThe famousMing dynastyadmiral who ledseveralmaritimeexpeditionsTengriThe traditionalsupreme sky godworshiped by theMongols andother nomadicpeoplesRecurveBowAn innovativeweapontechnologyused by theMongol militaryPaxMongolicaThe period ofstability andpeace acrossEurasia underMongol ruleGenghisKhanThe founderand firstGreat Khanof the MongolEmpireZhuDiA Mingdynasty ruleralso calledthe YongleEmperor

Genghis Khan and the Rise of the Mongol Empire - 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 Ming dynasty's policy of limiting contact and exchange with foreign countries
    Isolationism
  2. The Mongols' consolidation of political power and control
    Centralization
  3. The hierarchical network of tribute payments the Mongols imposed on conquered societies
    Tributary System
  4. The highly mobile horseback soldiers that were central to Mongol military tactics
    Cavalry
  5. The vast grasslands of Central Asia associated with the Mongol nomadic lifestyle
    Steppes
  6. A powerful Islamic state that was conquered by the Mongols
    Khwarazm Empire
  7. An influential Mongolian empress known for her wisdom and support of Kublai Khan
    Empress Chabi
  8. The dynasty in northern China that was overthrown by the Mongols
    Jin Dynasty
  9. The mobile, livestock-herding lifestyle of the Mongol people
    Nomadic
  10. The Chinese dynasty founded and ruled by the Mongols
    Yuan Dynasty
  11. The forceful acquisition of territory that characterized Mongol expansion
    Conquest
  12. The type of boat used in the Ming dynasty's maritime voyages
    Junk
  13. The test used to select bureaucrats in traditional Chinese governments
    Civil Service Examination
  14. The nomadic groups Genghis Khan united to create his empire
    Mongol Tribes
  15. The vast trade network that the Mongols revitalized and controlled
    Silk Road
  16. The belief that the Chinese emperor's right to rule came from the gods
    Mandate of Heaven
  17. A prominent Mongol ruler who established the Yuan dynasty in China
    Kublai Khan
  18. The imperial palace that was the ceremonial and political center of Ming China
    Forbidden City
  19. The famous Ming dynasty admiral who led several maritime expeditions
    Zheng He
  20. The traditional supreme sky god worshiped by the Mongols and other nomadic peoples
    Tengri
  21. An innovative weapon technology used by the Mongol military
    Recurve Bow
  22. The period of stability and peace across Eurasia under Mongol rule
    Pax Mongolica
  23. The founder and first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire
    Genghis Khan
  24. A Ming dynasty ruler also called the Yongle Emperor
    Zhu Di