- an alterationof or addition toa motion, bill,constitution, etc- territory that islegally tied to asovereign staterather thanbeingindependent- Anydisputeover landownership- The ability of astate to governits territory fromcontrol of itsinternal affairsby other statesState- A zoneseparating twostates in whichneither of thestates exercisespolitical controlElectoralVotesFrontier- A state'sborder thatcorresponds toa natural, real-life boundary– a real orimaginary linethat separatesdifferentregions of EarthNationElectoralCollegeTerritorialDispute– legislaturestartedballotmeasure- the body ofelectors whoformally elect theUnited Statespresident andvice-presidentPoliticalGeography– an independent city— and sometimes itssurrounding land —which has its owngovernment,completely separatefrom nearbycountriesBufferStateInitiativePopularVoteAmendmentReferendumPhysicalBoundary– citizenstarted ballotmeasures fornew laws oramendmentsColonyBallot- A group of peoplewith commonculturalcharacteristics andidentifythemselves as acohesive group- a slip orsheet of paperon which aperson's voteis marked- The redrawing oflegislativeboundaries entirelyfor electoralpurposes, therebybenefiting the partyin power– invisible lines thatseparate differentcultural groups,often based onlanguage, religion,ethnicity, or othercultural traitsCulturalBoundaryBoundaryColonialismContingent- An area organizedinto a political unitand ruled by anestablishedgovernment withcontrol over itsinternal and foreignaffairs- the officialvote forpresident andvice presidentby electors ineach state- The study ofgeographyinvolvinggeographic states,borders, and howhumans identifywith themSovereigntyCity-State– citizenstarted ballotmeasure tochangecurrent lawsProposition– an imaginaryline separatingone political unit,such as acountry or state,from another- The control ofterritory alreadyoccupied andorganized byan indigenoussociety– a small neutralcountry that liesbetween two largerhostile countries andserves to prevent theoutbreak of regionalconflict- expansionandperpetuationof an empire- the tally ofeachindividual's votewithin a givengeographicareaImperialism- an event orstate ofaffairs thatdepends onanother eventGerrymanderingPoliticalBoundary- an alterationof or addition toa motion, bill,constitution, etc- territory that islegally tied to asovereign staterather thanbeingindependent- Anydisputeover landownership- The ability of astate to governits territory fromcontrol of itsinternal affairsby other statesState- A zoneseparating twostates in whichneither of thestates exercisespolitical controlElectoralVotesFrontier- A state'sborder thatcorresponds toa natural, real-life boundary– a real orimaginary linethat separatesdifferentregions of EarthNationElectoralCollegeTerritorialDispute– legislaturestartedballotmeasure- the body ofelectors whoformally elect theUnited Statespresident andvice-presidentPoliticalGeography– an independent city— and sometimes itssurrounding land —which has its owngovernment,completely separatefrom nearbycountriesBufferStateInitiativePopularVoteAmendmentReferendumPhysicalBoundary– citizenstarted ballotmeasures fornew laws oramendmentsColonyBallot- A group of peoplewith commonculturalcharacteristics andidentifythemselves as acohesive group- a slip orsheet of paperon which aperson's voteis marked- The redrawing oflegislativeboundaries entirelyfor electoralpurposes, therebybenefiting the partyin power– invisible lines thatseparate differentcultural groups,often based onlanguage, religion,ethnicity, or othercultural traitsCulturalBoundaryBoundaryColonialismContingent- An area organizedinto a political unitand ruled by anestablishedgovernment withcontrol over itsinternal and foreignaffairs- the officialvote forpresident andvice presidentby electors ineach state- The study ofgeographyinvolvinggeographic states,borders, and howhumans identifywith themSovereigntyCity-State– citizenstarted ballotmeasure tochangecurrent lawsProposition– an imaginaryline separatingone political unit,such as acountry or state,from another- The control ofterritory alreadyoccupied andorganized byan indigenoussociety– a small neutralcountry that liesbetween two largerhostile countries andserves to prevent theoutbreak of regionalconflict- expansionandperpetuationof an empire- the tally ofeachindividual's votewithin a givengeographicareaImperialism- an event orstate ofaffairs thatdepends onanother eventGerrymanderingPoliticalBoundary

Political Geography: Vocab Bingo - 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. - an alteration of or addition to a motion, bill, constitution, etc
  2. - territory that is legally tied to a sovereign state rather than being independent
  3. - Any dispute over land ownership
  4. - The ability of a state to govern its territory from control of its internal affairs by other states
  5. State
  6. - A zone separating two states in which neither of the states exercises political control
  7. Electoral Votes
  8. Frontier
  9. - A state's border that corresponds to a natural, real-life boundary
  10. – a real or imaginary line that separates different regions of Earth
  11. Nation
  12. Electoral College
  13. Territorial Dispute
  14. – legislature started ballot measure
  15. - the body of electors who formally elect the United States president and vice-president
  16. Political Geography
  17. – an independent city — and sometimes its surrounding land — which has its own government, completely separate from nearby countries
  18. Buffer State
  19. Initiative
  20. Popular Vote
  21. Amendment
  22. Referendum
  23. Physical Boundary
  24. – citizen started ballot measures for new laws or amendments
  25. Colony
  26. Ballot
  27. - A group of people with common cultural characteristics and identify themselves as a cohesive group
  28. - a slip or sheet of paper on which a person's vote is marked
  29. - The redrawing of legislative boundaries entirely for electoral purposes, thereby benefiting the party in power
  30. – invisible lines that separate different cultural groups, often based on language, religion, ethnicity, or other cultural traits
  31. Cultural Boundary
  32. Boundary
  33. Colonialism
  34. Contingent
  35. - An area organized into a political unit and ruled by an established government with control over its internal and foreign affairs
  36. - the official vote for president and vice president by electors in each state
  37. - The study of geography involving geographic states, borders, and how humans identify with them
  38. Sovereignty
  39. City-State
  40. – citizen started ballot measure to change current laws
  41. Proposition
  42. – an imaginary line separating one political unit, such as a country or state, from another
  43. - The control of territory already occupied and organized by an indigenous society
  44. – a small neutral country that lies between two larger hostile countries and serves to prevent the outbreak of regional conflict
  45. - expansion and perpetuation of an empire
  46. - the tally of each individual's vote within a given geographic area
  47. Imperialism
  48. - an event or state of affairs that depends on another event
  49. Gerrymandering
  50. Political Boundary