Tobacco farmingand themanufacture oftobacco productsbecame importantagain to Virginiaindustries.John Mercer Hewas the firstAfrican Americanelected to theU.S. Congressfrom Virginia.Virginia’seconomywas inruinsThe need formore andbetter roadsincreased.Discriminationis an unfairdifference inthe treatmentof people.Reconstruction is thetime after the Civildesigned to helprebuild the countryand bring thesouthern states backinto theUnion.African Americanswere forced to useseparate, poor-quality facilitiesandservices,Unfair poll taxesand voting testswere establishedto keep AfricanAmerican menfrom voting.Railroads were a keyto the expansion ofbusiness, agriculture,and industry.They facilitated thegrowth of small townsinto cities.● Virginia’scities grewwith people,businesses,and factories.John MercerLangston recruitedblack volunteers toserve as soldiersin theUnion Army duringthe Civil War.John MercerLangsston wasPresident of a newblack college laterknown as “VirginiaState University”The Freedmen’sBureau providedfood, schools, andmedical care forfreedAfrican Americans.African-American andwhite childrenattendedseparateschools.Money had no value.○ Banks were closed.○ Railroads, bridges,plantations, andcrops weredestroyed.After the Civil War,industry andtechnology, railroads,and cities began togrowand contributeincreasingly toVirginia’s economy.Coal depositswere discoveredin theAppalachianPlateau TazewellCounty.“Jim Crow”laws legallyestablishedsegregation,“Jim Crow”laws alsohad an effecton AmericanIndians.Segregation isthe separationof people,usually basedon race orreligion.Sharecropping was whenfreedmen (AfricanAmerican) and poorwhite farmersrented land fromlandowners by promisingto pay the owners with ashare of thecrops.John MercerLangston wasan importantAfricanAmerican leaderand lawyerJohn MercerLangstonparticipated intheUndergroundRailroadA problem ofsharecroppingwas that it oftenkept the peopleusing it inpoverty.Tobacco farmingand themanufacture oftobacco productsbecame importantagain to Virginiaindustries.John Mercer Hewas the firstAfrican Americanelected to theU.S. Congressfrom Virginia.Virginia’seconomywas inruinsThe need formore andbetter roadsincreased.Discriminationis an unfairdifference inthe treatmentof people.Reconstruction is thetime after the Civildesigned to helprebuild the countryand bring thesouthern states backinto theUnion.African Americanswere forced to useseparate, poor-quality facilitiesandservices,Unfair poll taxesand voting testswere establishedto keep AfricanAmerican menfrom voting.Railroads were a keyto the expansion ofbusiness, agriculture,and industry.They facilitated thegrowth of small townsinto cities.● Virginia’scities grewwith people,businesses,and factories.John MercerLangston recruitedblack volunteers toserve as soldiersin theUnion Army duringthe Civil War.John MercerLangsston wasPresident of a newblack college laterknown as “VirginiaState University”The Freedmen’sBureau providedfood, schools, andmedical care forfreedAfrican Americans.African-American andwhite childrenattendedseparateschools.Money had no value.○ Banks were closed.○ Railroads, bridges,plantations, andcrops weredestroyed.After the Civil War,industry andtechnology, railroads,and cities began togrowand contributeincreasingly toVirginia’s economy.Coal depositswere discoveredin theAppalachianPlateau TazewellCounty.“Jim Crow”laws legallyestablishedsegregation,“Jim Crow”laws alsohad an effecton AmericanIndians.Segregation isthe separationof people,usually basedon race orreligion.Sharecropping was whenfreedmen (AfricanAmerican) and poorwhite farmersrented land fromlandowners by promisingto pay the owners with ashare of thecrops.John MercerLangston wasan importantAfricanAmerican leaderand lawyerJohn MercerLangstonparticipated intheUndergroundRailroadA problem ofsharecroppingwas that it oftenkept the peopleusing it inpoverty.

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. Tobacco farming and the manufacture of tobacco products became important again to Virginia industries.
  2. John Mercer He was the first African American elected to the U.S. Congress from Virginia.
  3. Virginia’s economy was in ruins
  4. The need for more and better roads increased.
  5. Discrimination is an unfair difference in the treatment of people.
  6. Reconstruction is the time after the Civil designed to help rebuild the country and bring the southern states back into the Union.
  7. African Americans were forced to use separate, poor-quality facilities and services,
  8. Unfair poll taxes and voting tests were established to keep African American men from voting.
  9. Railroads were a key to the expansion of business, agriculture, and industry. They facilitated the growth of small towns into cities.
  10. ● Virginia’s cities grew with people, businesses, and factories.
  11. John Mercer Langston recruited black volunteers to serve as soldiers in the Union Army during the Civil War.
  12. John Mercer Langsston was President of a new black college later known as “Virginia State University”
  13. The Freedmen’s Bureau provided food, schools, and medical care for freed African Americans.
  14. African-American and white children attended separate schools.
  15. Money had no value. ○ Banks were closed. ○ Railroads, bridges, plantations, and crops were destroyed.
  16. After the Civil War, industry and technology, railroads, and cities began to grow and contribute increasingly to Virginia’s economy.
  17. Coal deposits were discovered in the Appalachian Plateau Tazewell County.
  18. “Jim Crow” laws legally established segregation,
  19. “Jim Crow” laws also had an effect on American Indians.
  20. Segregation is the separation of people, usually based on race or religion.
  21. Sharecropping was when freedmen (African American) and poor white farmers rented land from landowners by promising to pay the owners with a share of the crops.
  22. John Mercer Langston was an important African American leader and lawyer
  23. John Mercer Langston participated in the Underground Railroad
  24. A problem of sharecropping was that it often kept the people using it in poverty.