ANC(AfricanNationalCongress)IndependenceMauMauNobelPeacePrizeDiscriminationSegregationProtestsBantustansBerlinConferencePan-AfricanAssimilationBritishEmpireNon-violenceNaturalresourcesFree!Civil/ethnic/tribalconflictsIndustrialRevolutionNationalismLiberia&EthiopiaEthnicgroupsJomoKenyattaColonizationNigeriaFreeelectionsEqualityArtificialboundariesApartheidTraderoutesSlavetradeScramblefor AfricaRobbenIslandImperialismF.W. deKlerkSharpevilleKenyaNelsonMandelaANC(AfricanNationalCongress)IndependenceMauMauNobelPeacePrizeDiscriminationSegregationProtestsBantustansBerlinConferencePan-AfricanAssimilationBritishEmpireNon-violenceNaturalresourcesFree!Civil/ethnic/tribalconflictsIndustrialRevolutionNationalismLiberia&EthiopiaEthnicgroupsJomoKenyattaColonizationNigeriaFreeelectionsEqualityArtificialboundariesApartheidTraderoutesSlavetradeScramblefor AfricaRobbenIslandImperialismF.W. deKlerkSharpevilleKenyaNelsonMandela

African History 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. ANC(African National Congress)
  2. Independence
  3. Mau Mau
  4. Nobel Peace Prize
  5. Discrimination
  6. Segregation
  7. Protests
  8. Bantustans
  9. Berlin Conference
  10. Pan-African
  11. Assimilation
  12. British Empire
  13. Non-violence
  14. Natural resources
  15. Free!
  16. Civil/ ethnic/ tribal conflicts
  17. Industrial Revolution
  18. Nationalism
  19. Liberia & Ethiopia
  20. Ethnic groups
  21. Jomo Kenyatta
  22. Colonization
  23. Nigeria
  24. Free elections
  25. Equality
  26. Artificial boundaries
  27. Apartheid
  28. Trade routes
  29. Slave trade
  30. Scramble for Africa
  31. Robben Island
  32. Imperialism
  33. F.W. de Klerk
  34. Sharpeville
  35. Kenya
  36. Nelson Mandela