Explain the3/5Compromiseand the issueof slaveryExplain the language,organization, andintellectual sourcesof the Declaration ofIndependence withreferences to JohnLocke and ThomasJeffersonExplain howweaknesses in theArticles ofConfederation andDaniel Shays'Rebellion led to a callfor a stronger centralgovernmentExplain thesignificanceof Jay'sTreaty 1794Explain thepolicy ofnoninterventionregarding thewar b/w Britainand FranceExplain thedevelopment ofmercantilismand the trans-Atlantic tradeExplain the reason forand significance of theFrench alliance andforeign assistance andthe roles of BenjaminFranklin and theMarquis de Lafayette.Describe theMiddle Passage,growth of theAfrican population,and African-American CultureExplain thesignficance of theGreat Awakeningand theEnlightenmentDescribe thepoliticalideologies ofthe Federarlistsand Anti-FederalistsAnalyze howthe Bill of Rightsserves as aprotector ofindividual andstates' rightsIdentify BenjaminFranklin as amodel of socialmobility andruggedindividualismDescribereligioustensions thatled to thefounding ofRhode IslandExplain theimportance ofThomas Paine'sCommonSenseExplain thesignificanceof theWhiskeyRebellionExplaintheHalfwayCovenantExplain how the end ofAnglo-French imperialcompetition as seen intheFrench and Indian Warand the 1763 Treaty ofParis laid the groundworkfor the AmericanRevolutionExplain thereasons forFrenchsettlement ofQuebec.Explain theGreatCompromiseExplain thesignificance ofWashington'sFarewellAddressExplain theseparation ofpowers withreference toMontesquieu andthe checks andbalances systemDescribe thesignificanceof KingPhillip's WarExplain theSalemWitchTrialsExplainBacon'sRebellionExplain the colonialresponse to theProclamation of 1763, theStamp Act, and theIntolerable Acts as seen inthe Sons and Daughters ofLiberty and Committees ofCorrespondenceExplain the3/5Compromiseand the issueof slaveryExplain the language,organization, andintellectual sourcesof the Declaration ofIndependence withreferences to JohnLocke and ThomasJeffersonExplain howweaknesses in theArticles ofConfederation andDaniel Shays'Rebellion led to a callfor a stronger centralgovernmentExplain thesignificanceof Jay'sTreaty 1794Explain thepolicy ofnoninterventionregarding thewar b/w Britainand FranceExplain thedevelopment ofmercantilismand the trans-Atlantic tradeExplain the reason forand significance of theFrench alliance andforeign assistance andthe roles of BenjaminFranklin and theMarquis de Lafayette.Describe theMiddle Passage,growth of theAfrican population,and African-American CultureExplain thesignficance of theGreat Awakeningand theEnlightenmentDescribe thepoliticalideologies ofthe Federarlistsand Anti-FederalistsAnalyze howthe Bill of Rightsserves as aprotector ofindividual andstates' rightsIdentify BenjaminFranklin as amodel of socialmobility andruggedindividualismDescribereligioustensions thatled to thefounding ofRhode IslandExplain theimportance ofThomas Paine'sCommonSenseExplain thesignificanceof theWhiskeyRebellionExplaintheHalfwayCovenantExplain how the end ofAnglo-French imperialcompetition as seen intheFrench and Indian Warand the 1763 Treaty ofParis laid the groundworkfor the AmericanRevolutionExplain thereasons forFrenchsettlement ofQuebec.Explain theGreatCompromiseExplain thesignificance ofWashington'sFarewellAddressExplain theseparation ofpowers withreference toMontesquieu andthe checks andbalances systemDescribe thesignificanceof KingPhillip's WarExplain theSalemWitchTrialsExplainBacon'sRebellionExplain the colonialresponse to theProclamation of 1763, theStamp Act, and theIntolerable Acts as seen inthe Sons and Daughters ofLiberty and Committees ofCorrespondence

Unit 1 Project - 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. Explain the 3/5 Compromise and the issue of slavery
  2. Explain the language, organization, and intellectual sources of the Declaration of Independence with references to John Locke and Thomas Jefferson
  3. Explain how weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation and Daniel Shays' Rebellion led to a call for a stronger central government
  4. Explain the significance of Jay's Treaty 1794
  5. Explain the policy of nonintervention regarding the war b/w Britain and France
  6. Explain the development of mercantilism and the trans- Atlantic trade
  7. Explain the reason for and significance of the French alliance and foreign assistance and the roles of Benjamin Franklin and the Marquis de Lafayette.
  8. Describe the Middle Passage, growth of the African population, and African- American Culture
  9. Explain the signficance of the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment
  10. Describe the political ideologies of the Federarlists and Anti- Federalists
  11. Analyze how the Bill of Rights serves as a protector of individual and states' rights
  12. Identify Benjamin Franklin as a model of social mobility and rugged individualism
  13. Describe religious tensions that led to the founding of Rhode Island
  14. Explain the importance of Thomas Paine's Common Sense
  15. Explain the significance of the Whiskey Rebellion
  16. Explain the Halfway Covenant
  17. Explain how the end of Anglo-French imperial competition as seen in the French and Indian War and the 1763 Treaty of Paris laid the groundwork for the American Revolution
  18. Explain the reasons for French settlement of Quebec.
  19. Explain the Great Compromise
  20. Explain the significance of Washington's Farewell Address
  21. Explain the separation of powers with reference to Montesquieu and the checks and balances system
  22. Describe the significance of King Phillip's War
  23. Explain the Salem Witch Trials
  24. Explain Bacon's Rebellion
  25. Explain the colonial response to the Proclamation of 1763, the Stamp Act, and the Intolerable Acts as seen in the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Committees of Correspondence