NationalismU.S. policyclaiming theright tointervene inLatin AmericaExpanding acountry’spower throughdiplomacy ormilitary forceA British shipsunk byGermany,killing 128AmericansThePullmanStrikeZimmermanTelegramAfricanAmericanregiment inWWI knownfor braveryGermany’spolicy of sinkingany ship nearBritain duringWWISchenckv. UnitedStatesA nationwiderailroad strikein 1894 due topoor wagesand conditionsM.A.I.N.CausesPanamaCanalA waterwaybuilt throughPanama,connecting theAtlantic andPacific OceansUsingeconomicpower toinfluenceforeigncountriesA conflictbetween theU.S. and Filipinorebels after theSpanish-American WarPromotingdemocracyand humanrights inforeign policyInternationalorganizationcreated afterWWI to promotepeace (U.S. didnot join)RooseveltCorollaryDollarDiplomacyLusitaniaBuilding upstrong armedforces inpreparationfor warHarlemHellfightersAgreementsbetweencountries tosupport eachother in case ofwarFourteenPointsLeagueofNationsSpanish-AmericanWarAlliances1898 conflictwhere the U.S.defeated Spainand gainedterritoriesThe maincauses of WWI:Militarism,Alliances,Imperialism,NationalismWilson's plan forpeace after WWI,including self-determinationand the Leagueof NationsAnnexationof HawaiiMoralDiplomacyExaggeratednews toinfluencepublicopinionThe U.S.takingcontrol ofHawaii in1898IsolationismA SupremeCourt casethat limitedfree speechduring wartimeUnrestrictedSubmarineWarfareTrenchWarfareMilitarismAvoidinginvolvementin othercountries'affairsA secret Germanmessageproposing analliance withMexico againstthe U.S.ImperialismYellowJournalismFightingfrom deep,fortifiedditchesPhilippineInsurrectionStrong pridein one’scountry orethnic groupNationalismU.S. policyclaiming theright tointervene inLatin AmericaExpanding acountry’spower throughdiplomacy ormilitary forceA British shipsunk byGermany,killing 128AmericansThePullmanStrikeZimmermanTelegramAfricanAmericanregiment inWWI knownfor braveryGermany’spolicy of sinkingany ship nearBritain duringWWISchenckv. UnitedStatesA nationwiderailroad strikein 1894 due topoor wagesand conditionsM.A.I.N.CausesPanamaCanalA waterwaybuilt throughPanama,connecting theAtlantic andPacific OceansUsingeconomicpower toinfluenceforeigncountriesA conflictbetween theU.S. and Filipinorebels after theSpanish-American WarPromotingdemocracyand humanrights inforeign policyInternationalorganizationcreated afterWWI to promotepeace (U.S. didnot join)RooseveltCorollaryDollarDiplomacyLusitaniaBuilding upstrong armedforces inpreparationfor warHarlemHellfightersAgreementsbetweencountries tosupport eachother in case ofwarFourteenPointsLeagueofNationsSpanish-AmericanWarAlliances1898 conflictwhere the U.S.defeated Spainand gainedterritoriesThe maincauses of WWI:Militarism,Alliances,Imperialism,NationalismWilson's plan forpeace after WWI,including self-determinationand the Leagueof NationsAnnexationof HawaiiMoralDiplomacyExaggeratednews toinfluencepublicopinionThe U.S.takingcontrol ofHawaii in1898IsolationismA SupremeCourt casethat limitedfree speechduring wartimeUnrestrictedSubmarineWarfareTrenchWarfareMilitarismAvoidinginvolvementin othercountries'affairsA secret Germanmessageproposing analliance withMexico againstthe U.S.ImperialismYellowJournalismFightingfrom deep,fortifiedditchesPhilippineInsurrectionStrong pridein one’scountry orethnic group

Untitled 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. Nationalism
  2. U.S. policy claiming the right to intervene in Latin America
  3. Expanding a country’s power through diplomacy or military force
  4. A British ship sunk by Germany, killing 128 Americans
  5. The Pullman Strike
  6. Zimmerman Telegram
  7. African American regiment in WWI known for bravery
  8. Germany’s policy of sinking any ship near Britain during WWI
  9. Schenck v. United States
  10. A nationwide railroad strike in 1894 due to poor wages and conditions
  11. M.A.I.N. Causes
  12. Panama Canal
  13. A waterway built through Panama, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
  14. Using economic power to influence foreign countries
  15. A conflict between the U.S. and Filipino rebels after the Spanish-American War
  16. Promoting democracy and human rights in foreign policy
  17. International organization created after WWI to promote peace (U.S. did not join)
  18. Roosevelt Corollary
  19. Dollar Diplomacy
  20. Lusitania
  21. Building up strong armed forces in preparation for war
  22. Harlem Hellfighters
  23. Agreements between countries to support each other in case of war
  24. Fourteen Points
  25. League of Nations
  26. Spanish-American War
  27. Alliances
  28. 1898 conflict where the U.S. defeated Spain and gained territories
  29. The main causes of WWI: Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
  30. Wilson's plan for peace after WWI, including self-determination and the League of Nations
  31. Annexation of Hawaii
  32. Moral Diplomacy
  33. Exaggerated news to influence public opinion
  34. The U.S. taking control of Hawaii in 1898
  35. Isolationism
  36. A Supreme Court case that limited free speech during wartime
  37. Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
  38. Trench Warfare
  39. Militarism
  40. Avoiding involvement in other countries' affairs
  41. A secret German message proposing an alliance with Mexico against the U.S.
  42. Imperialism
  43. Yellow Journalism
  44. Fighting from deep, fortified ditches
  45. Philippine Insurrection
  46. Strong pride in one’s country or ethnic group