FranceJefferson criticizedU.S. policy againstthis countrybecause hethought we owedthem support.GeorgeWashingtonHe led troops toput down arebellion andshow the nationthat federal lawsmust be followedPinckneyTreatyMidnightJudgesTo keep Federalistpower in theFederal courts,Adams chose to fillthese last minutepositions to theSupreme Court.22ndAmendmentA precedent byWashington thatbecame anamendment andallowed aPresident to serveonly 2 terms.ThomasJeffersonHe wasWashington'sSecretary of Stateand resigned dueto differences withHamilton.BribeIn the XYZAffair, theFrench agentswould discuss atreaty for a loanand . . .NeutralityProclamationWashington'sstatement thatAmerica wouldnot take sides indisputes betweenwarring nations.JudiciaryAct of1789This createdthe federalcourtsystem. AgricultureThomasJeffersonpromoted aneconomybased onAlien andSeditionActsDem-Rep. maincriticism of thesewere that they wereunconstitutional andgave to muchpower to the federalgovernment.StrictConstructionistThomasJeffersoninterpreted theconstitution asaQuasi-WarThis was theundeclaredwar betweenthe U.S. andFranceBritainJohnAdamsHe refused todeclare war onFrance despiteprotests by hisown party.WhiskeyRebellionCaused by arevenue tax toget the U.S. outof debt andangered manyfarmers.AlexanderHamiltonHe wasWashington'sSecretary ofTreasury.BUSThomas Jeffersonand JamesMadison thoughtHamilton's plan forthis wasunconstitutional.JamesMadisonLooseConstructionist12thAmendmentWas added to theConstitution afterthe election of1800 to separateelectoral collegevotes for Presidentand V.P.Kentuckyand VirginiaResolutionsThese deemed theAlien and SeditionActs unconstitutionaland supported theidea of stateschallenging thefederal government.XYZAffairAn incident withFrance duringAdam'sPresidency thatinvolved 3 FrenchAgents and abribe.CabinetsOne of the manyprecedents set byWashington whenhe created this - ithad heads ofdepts. advise him.1stAmendmentThe Sedition Actviolated thisamendments when itmade it a crime towrite, print, utter orpublish anythingnegative about theU.S. government.FederalistsIndustryandTradeAlexanderHamiltonpromoted aneconomybased onFederalistPaperTried to reassureAmericans thenew Fed. govt.would notoverpower thestates.House ofRepresentativesWhodeterminedwho would bepresident in theelection of1800.tariffFranceJefferson criticizedU.S. policy againstthis countrybecause hethought we owedthem support.GeorgeWashingtonHe led troops toput down arebellion andshow the nationthat federal lawsmust be followedPinckneyTreatyMidnightJudgesTo keep Federalistpower in theFederal courts,Adams chose to fillthese last minutepositions to theSupreme Court.22ndAmendmentA precedent byWashington thatbecame anamendment andallowed aPresident to serveonly 2 terms.ThomasJeffersonHe wasWashington'sSecretary of Stateand resigned dueto differences withHamilton.BribeIn the XYZAffair, theFrench agentswould discuss atreaty for a loanand . . .NeutralityProclamationWashington'sstatement thatAmerica wouldnot take sides indisputes betweenwarring nations.JudiciaryAct of1789This createdthe federalcourtsystem. AgricultureThomasJeffersonpromoted aneconomybased onAlien andSeditionActsDem-Rep. maincriticism of thesewere that they wereunconstitutional andgave to muchpower to the federalgovernment.StrictConstructionistThomasJeffersoninterpreted theconstitution asaQuasi-WarThis was theundeclaredwar betweenthe U.S. andFranceBritainJohnAdamsHe refused todeclare war onFrance despiteprotests by hisown party.WhiskeyRebellionCaused by arevenue tax toget the U.S. outof debt andangered manyfarmers.AlexanderHamiltonHe wasWashington'sSecretary ofTreasury.BUSThomas Jeffersonand JamesMadison thoughtHamilton's plan forthis wasunconstitutional.JamesMadisonLooseConstructionist12thAmendmentWas added to theConstitution afterthe election of1800 to separateelectoral collegevotes for Presidentand V.P.Kentuckyand VirginiaResolutionsThese deemed theAlien and SeditionActs unconstitutionaland supported theidea of stateschallenging thefederal government.XYZAffairAn incident withFrance duringAdam'sPresidency thatinvolved 3 FrenchAgents and abribe.CabinetsOne of the manyprecedents set byWashington whenhe created this - ithad heads ofdepts. advise him.1stAmendmentThe Sedition Actviolated thisamendments when itmade it a crime towrite, print, utter orpublish anythingnegative about theU.S. government.FederalistsIndustryandTradeAlexanderHamiltonpromoted aneconomybased onFederalistPaperTried to reassureAmericans thenew Fed. govt.would notoverpower thestates.House ofRepresentativesWhodeterminedwho would bepresident in theelection of1800.tariff

Washington and Adams Presidencies - 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. Jefferson criticized U.S. policy against this country because he thought we owed them support.
    France
  2. He led troops to put down a rebellion and show the nation that federal laws must be followed
    George Washington
  3. Pinckney Treaty
  4. To keep Federalist power in the Federal courts, Adams chose to fill these last minute positions to the Supreme Court.
    Midnight Judges
  5. A precedent by Washington that became an amendment and allowed a President to serve only 2 terms.
    22nd Amendment
  6. He was Washington's Secretary of State and resigned due to differences with Hamilton.
    Thomas Jefferson
  7. In the XYZ Affair, the French agents would discuss a treaty for a loan and . . .
    Bribe
  8. Washington's statement that America would not take sides in disputes between warring nations.
    Neutrality Proclamation
  9. This created the federal court system.
    Judiciary Act of 1789
  10. Thomas Jefferson promoted an economy based on
    Agriculture
  11. Dem-Rep. main criticism of these were that they were unconstitutional and gave to much power to the federal government.
    Alien and Sedition Acts
  12. Thomas Jefferson interpreted the constitution as a
    Strict Constructionist
  13. This was the undeclared war between the U.S. and France
    Quasi-War
  14. Britain
  15. He refused to declare war on France despite protests by his own party.
    John Adams
  16. Caused by a revenue tax to get the U.S. out of debt and angered many farmers.
    Whiskey Rebellion
  17. He was Washington's Secretary of Treasury.
    Alexander Hamilton
  18. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison thought Hamilton's plan for this was unconstitutional.
    BUS
  19. James Madison
  20. Loose Constructionist
  21. Was added to the Constitution after the election of 1800 to separate electoral college votes for President and V.P.
    12th Amendment
  22. These deemed the Alien and Sedition Acts unconstitutional and supported the idea of states challenging the federal government.
    Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
  23. An incident with France during Adam's Presidency that involved 3 French Agents and a bribe.
    XYZ Affair
  24. One of the many precedents set by Washington when he created this - it had heads of depts. advise him.
    Cabinets
  25. The Sedition Act violated this amendments when it made it a crime to write, print, utter or publish anything negative about the U.S. government.
    1st Amendment
  26. Federalists
  27. Alexander Hamilton promoted an economy based on
    Industry and Trade
  28. Tried to reassure Americans the new Fed. govt. would not overpower the states.
    Federalist Paper
  29. Who determined who would be president in the election of 1800.
    House of Representatives
  30. tariff