(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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I-Banned alcohol
G-religion and protest
B-Provides equal rights to all citizens of the us
B-Anything not covered is decided by the states
G-No one can be tried by another person from a foreign state
G-Outlines how Presidents and Vice Presidents are elected,
B-Protects citizens from unlawful searches
N-Allows Congress to pass taxes
G-Overrules the 18th Amendment
N-Outlines how Presidents and Vice Presidents are elected,
I-Voting can not be denied for race
G-Adds a term limit for presidents
B-The states decide anything not covered
I-Proctors the right of the accused ex no double jeopardy
G-Protects your ability not to house soldiers
B-Gave women the right to vote
B-Gave women the right to vote
N-Protects freedom of speech,
B-Provides equal rights to all citizens of the us
I-Right to a jury of your peers
O-Rights not in the Constitution of still protected
B-Prohibits slavery
G-religion and protest
O-Protects your ability to not house soldiers
I-No cruel punishment
O-Bans poll taxes
I-Protects the right to have weapons
O-Protects citizens from unlawful searches
N-Protects freedom of speech,
O-Explains the election of senators
B-Banned alcohol
O-Prohibits slavery
O-Bans poll taxes
O-No one can be tried by another person from a foreign state
I-Puts the voting age to 18
B-Right to a jury of your peers
N-Puts the voting age to 18
G-Explains the election of senators
N-Allows Congress to pass taxes
I-Rights of accused during trial
O-Rights not in the Constitution of still protected
G-Ex speedy trial
G-Overrules the 18th amendment
N-Ex speedy trial
I-Voting can not be denied for race
B-Proctors the right of the accused ex no double jeopardy