Warfare technologyused by the OttomanEmpire during theSiege ofConstantinople in1453, 17 ft long andcapable of firing ball25 in. in diameterRuler of multipledomains in Europeand the Americasfrom 1516 andHoly RomanEmperor from1519 to 1556Primary rivals ofthe Holy RomanEmpire,threatenedinvasion ofHungary andSpainModern-day countrywhich in the fifteenthcentury was made upof the kingdoms ofCastile, Aragon,Granada, andNavarrePersian dynastythat ruled from 1501to 1736;instrumental inshaping Iranianculture during theIslamic Golden AgeMap compiled in1513 by anOttoman mapmaker with adetailed depictionof South AmericaOttomansultanfrom 1520to 1566The most importantglobal currency duringthe sixteenth century,the Habsburgs strictlyregulated the purity ofthis currency andprofited frommonopolising tradeNautical chart usedby sailors during theAge of Exploration;designed to helpnavigators chartercourses along coastsand open watersTerm used in theOttoman empire todenote a supreme rulerwho possessedheavenly blessings,law giving powers andfluid politics of allianceand subordination.Term used to identifyOttoman sultan’spersonal slaves,including concubines,navy admirals,governors, and anyindividuals whoserved the sultanMilitary campaign ledby Catholic Europeagainst Muslim rulersto dissolve Islam thatended with Catholicvictory in the 15thcenturyLiterature thatprompted conversionto Protestantism inGermany,challengingCatholicism andCharles V’s imperialauthorityElite military corpsin the OttomanEmpire trainedwith strictdiscipline andloyalty to thesultanThis event createda compositemonarchy out ofAragon andCastile, but did notcreate unitarypolityThe defeat of this empireby the Ottomans led to theOttoman Empire acquiringnew territories in Egypt,Syria, Lebanon, Palestine,and the Arabian Peninsula;marked a shift from multi-confessional polity to newemphasis on IslamEmpire whose capitalwas Canstantinople(modern-dayIstanbul) andsurvived untilconquered by theOttomans in 1453Founder of theOsmanli dynasty whodefeated Byzantinearmy and occupiedByzantine fortresses;his son captured thecity of Bursa whichbecame the firstOttoman capitalUsed by OttomanEmpire militarycorps for headprotection in battle,emphasizingIslamic culture anddesignSuccessor of CharlesV, who defeated theOttomans at theBattle of Lepanto in1571, a modern daySoutheast Asiancountry is named forhimWarfare technologyused by the OttomanEmpire during theSiege ofConstantinople in1453, 17 ft long andcapable of firing ball25 in. in diameterRuler of multipledomains in Europeand the Americasfrom 1516 andHoly RomanEmperor from1519 to 1556Primary rivals ofthe Holy RomanEmpire,threatenedinvasion ofHungary andSpainModern-day countrywhich in the fifteenthcentury was made upof the kingdoms ofCastile, Aragon,Granada, andNavarrePersian dynastythat ruled from 1501to 1736;instrumental inshaping Iranianculture during theIslamic Golden AgeMap compiled in1513 by anOttoman mapmaker with adetailed depictionof South AmericaOttomansultanfrom 1520to 1566The most importantglobal currency duringthe sixteenth century,the Habsburgs strictlyregulated the purity ofthis currency andprofited frommonopolising tradeNautical chart usedby sailors during theAge of Exploration;designed to helpnavigators chartercourses along coastsand open watersTerm used in theOttoman empire todenote a supreme rulerwho possessedheavenly blessings,law giving powers andfluid politics of allianceand subordination.Term used to identifyOttoman sultan’spersonal slaves,including concubines,navy admirals,governors, and anyindividuals whoserved the sultanMilitary campaign ledby Catholic Europeagainst Muslim rulersto dissolve Islam thatended with Catholicvictory in the 15thcenturyLiterature thatprompted conversionto Protestantism inGermany,challengingCatholicism andCharles V’s imperialauthorityElite military corpsin the OttomanEmpire trainedwith strictdiscipline andloyalty to thesultanThis event createda compositemonarchy out ofAragon andCastile, but did notcreate unitarypolityThe defeat of this empireby the Ottomans led to theOttoman Empire acquiringnew territories in Egypt,Syria, Lebanon, Palestine,and the Arabian Peninsula;marked a shift from multi-confessional polity to newemphasis on IslamEmpire whose capitalwas Canstantinople(modern-dayIstanbul) andsurvived untilconquered by theOttomans in 1453Founder of theOsmanli dynasty whodefeated Byzantinearmy and occupiedByzantine fortresses;his son captured thecity of Bursa whichbecame the firstOttoman capitalUsed by OttomanEmpire militarycorps for headprotection in battle,emphasizingIslamic culture anddesignSuccessor of CharlesV, who defeated theOttomans at theBattle of Lepanto in1571, a modern daySoutheast Asiancountry is named forhim

Imperialist 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. Warfare technology used by the Ottoman Empire during the Siege of Constantinople in 1453, 17 ft long and capable of firing ball 25 in. in diameter
  2. Ruler of multiple domains in Europe and the Americas from 1516 and Holy Roman Emperor from 1519 to 1556
  3. Primary rivals of the Holy Roman Empire, threatened invasion of Hungary and Spain
  4. Modern-day country which in the fifteenth century was made up of the kingdoms of Castile, Aragon, Granada, and Navarre
  5. Persian dynasty that ruled from 1501 to 1736; instrumental in shaping Iranian culture during the Islamic Golden Age
  6. Map compiled in 1513 by an Ottoman map maker with a detailed depiction of South America
  7. Ottoman sultan from 1520 to 1566
  8. The most important global currency during the sixteenth century, the Habsburgs strictly regulated the purity of this currency and profited from monopolising trade
  9. Nautical chart used by sailors during the Age of Exploration; designed to help navigators charter courses along coasts and open waters
  10. Term used in the Ottoman empire to denote a supreme ruler who possessed heavenly blessings, law giving powers and fluid politics of alliance and subordination.
  11. Term used to identify Ottoman sultan’s personal slaves, including concubines, navy admirals, governors, and any individuals who served the sultan
  12. Military campaign led by Catholic Europe against Muslim rulers to dissolve Islam that ended with Catholic victory in the 15th century
  13. Literature that prompted conversion to Protestantism in Germany, challenging Catholicism and Charles V’s imperial authority
  14. Elite military corps in the Ottoman Empire trained with strict discipline and loyalty to the sultan
  15. This event created a composite monarchy out of Aragon and Castile, but did not create unitary polity
  16. The defeat of this empire by the Ottomans led to the Ottoman Empire acquiring new territories in Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and the Arabian Peninsula; marked a shift from multi-confessional polity to new emphasis on Islam
  17. Empire whose capital was Canstantinople (modern-day Istanbul) and survived until conquered by the Ottomans in 1453
  18. Founder of the Osmanli dynasty who defeated Byzantine army and occupied Byzantine fortresses; his son captured the city of Bursa which became the first Ottoman capital
  19. Used by Ottoman Empire military corps for head protection in battle, emphasizing Islamic culture and design
  20. Successor of Charles V, who defeated the Ottomans at the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, a modern day Southeast Asian country is named for him