(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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the word for a law before it becomes a law
bill
the government should not work in secret
transparency
owning up to your mistakes
personal responsibility
something we SHOULD do
responsibility
these are life, liberty, and property according to John Locke
natural rights
to share your opinion with your government
petition the government
an agreement between a government and it's people
social contract
the section of the Constitution that contains our rights
Bill of Rights
This is the role of the President that allows them to control the war/military
commander in chief
the major power of the executive branch
carries out laws
the idea of working for the well being of all citizens
common good
information or ads that are often biased or not the full picture; they are used to persuade
propaganda
something citizens are REQUIRED to do
obligation
a written document that outlines the government
constitution
when an executive leader forgives someone for a crime
pardon
men 18-25 must sign up for this to help defend our nation
selective service
laws that reward the good and punish the bad
ethical ideas of justice
the section of the Constitution that says the federal government is the highest of the land
Supremacy Clause
one-sided opinion or view
bias
A term for ancient Greek city-states
polis
those who help protect our right to a fair trial by deciding our verdicts
jury
the responsibility to choose our leaders
vote
An example of this is the idea that the legislative branch makes laws, the executive enforces, and he judicial interprets
separation of powers
a ONE house legislature
unicameral
The major power of the Legislative Branch
makes laws
an example of this is the judicial branch striking down a law as unconstitutional
checks and balances
the difference between right and wrong
natural law
someone who is not yet a citizen
permanent resident
an autocracy but not a monarch
dictatorship
someone with rights and obligations under a government
citizen
a two house legislative branch
bicameral
using images to represent ideas or words
symbolism
the process to become a citizen
naturalization
The major power of the judicial branch
interprets laws
taking part in your government and society
civic participation
the branch that has the ability to impeach officials
legislative
the branch that contains the President and Vice President
executive
This means even government officials must be held accountable if they break the law
rule of law
everyone must be treated fairly and the government must follow fair, legal procedures
due process
