Louisiana Fourhundredthirty-five435 twenty-seven27  April15  Terroristsattackedthe U.S. Bill ofRights DemocraticandRepublican  Africans  SupremeCourt  ThomasJefferson  PacificOcean  AtlanticOcean  four4  eighteen18  CivilRights  July 4,1776  nine9 VicePresident  Denver  Japan,Germany,and Italy We thepeople  Star-SpangledBannerWashington,D.C. two2 NovemberadvisesthePresident six6  CivilWar ThePresident Speakerof theHouse onehundred100Communism WoodrowWilson  FranklinRoosevelt TheConstitution WorldWar II Louisiana Fourhundredthirty-five435 twenty-seven27  April15  Terroristsattackedthe U.S. Bill ofRights DemocraticandRepublican  Africans  SupremeCourt  ThomasJefferson  PacificOcean  AtlanticOcean  four4  eighteen18  CivilRights  July 4,1776  nine9 VicePresident  Denver  Japan,Germany,and Italy We thepeople  Star-SpangledBannerWashington,D.C. two2 NovemberadvisesthePresident six6  CivilWar ThePresident Speakerof theHouse onehundred100Communism WoodrowWilson  FranklinRoosevelt TheConstitution WorldWar II 

Citizenship Question 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. Louisiana
  2. Four hundred thirty-five 435
  3. twenty-seven 27
  4. April 15
  5. Terrorists attacked the U.S.
  6. Bill of Rights
  7. Democratic and Republican
  8. Africans
  9. Supreme Court
  10. Thomas Jefferson
  11. Pacific Ocean
  12. Atlantic Ocean
  13. four 4
  14. eighteen 18
  15. Civil Rights
  16. July 4, 1776
  17. nine 9
  18. Vice President
  19. Denver
  20. Japan, Germany, and Italy
  21. We the people
  22. Star-Spangled Banner
  23. Washington, D.C.
  24. two 2
  25. November
  26. advises the President
  27. six 6
  28. Civil War
  29. The President
  30. Speaker of the House
  31. one hundred 100
  32. Communism
  33. Woodrow Wilson
  34. Franklin Roosevelt
  35. The Constitution
  36. World War II