victory at homeand abroad; led byAfrican Americanssupporting victoryagainst facism anddiscriminationact passed in1941 givingpresidentpowers ofcongress intime of warlast biggermanattack on USforces ofww2migration of5 millionblacks tonorth andwest2nd city toever be hitwith anuclearbombthe strategy againstJapan of skippingover heavily fortifiedislands in order toseize lightly defendedlocations that couldsupport the nextadvanceKey pacific navalbattle that crippledjapan carrier fleetand gave US keyvictory in pacifictheatreDonation orfunding ofthegovernmentwar effortsUS citizensgrowing of theirown crops inyards andschools andchurchesCIty in japanhit with 1stever nuclearbomb attackWork program tobring Mexicans tothe U.S. to filllabor shortages asseasonalagricultural workerduring the warSide of ww2involvingEurope andafrica withgermany anditalyActs thatbanned US sellof war items toother countriesto stay out ofww2Carpoolingwithothers tosave gasCivil rights leaderwho led themarch onWashington toprotest workplacediscriminationOther sideof ww2with japansurpriseattack byjapan thatbrought usinto ww2argued that theJapanese internmentcamps were notracist becausedesperate times callfor desperatemeasure in times ofwarUS lending andleasing of US ownedmaterials and warmaterials to the alliesof ww2 before USinvolvement ofneutrality.U.S. imposedan oil embargoon Japan todiscouragemilitarismAmerican generalwho commandedallied troops inthe pacific theaterduring WWII a series of violentattacks againstMexican Americanyouth in downtownLos Angeles byservicemenPolicy implemented bythe U.S., replacing theNeutrality Acts; allowedthe U.S. to sell militarysupplies to belligerentnations if and only ifthey paid in cash andpicked up supplies ontheir own shipsRoosevelt’s foreignpolicy to improverelationships withcountries in westernhemisphere by notimposing so muchAmerican power onSouth AmericancountriesInternmentcamps thatjapaneseamericans weresent to duringww2victory at homeand abroad; led byAfrican Americanssupporting victoryagainst facism anddiscriminationact passed in1941 givingpresidentpowers ofcongress intime of warlast biggermanattack on USforces ofww2migration of5 millionblacks tonorth andwest2nd city toever be hitwith anuclearbombthe strategy againstJapan of skippingover heavily fortifiedislands in order toseize lightly defendedlocations that couldsupport the nextadvanceKey pacific navalbattle that crippledjapan carrier fleetand gave US keyvictory in pacifictheatreDonation orfunding ofthegovernmentwar effortsUS citizensgrowing of theirown crops inyards andschools andchurchesCIty in japanhit with 1stever nuclearbomb attackWork program tobring Mexicans tothe U.S. to filllabor shortages asseasonalagricultural workerduring the warSide of ww2involvingEurope andafrica withgermany anditalyActs thatbanned US sellof war items toother countriesto stay out ofww2Carpoolingwithothers tosave gasCivil rights leaderwho led themarch onWashington toprotest workplacediscriminationOther sideof ww2with japansurpriseattack byjapan thatbrought usinto ww2argued that theJapanese internmentcamps were notracist becausedesperate times callfor desperatemeasure in times ofwarUS lending andleasing of US ownedmaterials and warmaterials to the alliesof ww2 before USinvolvement ofneutrality.U.S. imposedan oil embargoon Japan todiscouragemilitarismAmerican generalwho commandedallied troops inthe pacific theaterduring WWII a series of violentattacks againstMexican Americanyouth in downtownLos Angeles byservicemenPolicy implemented bythe U.S., replacing theNeutrality Acts; allowedthe U.S. to sell militarysupplies to belligerentnations if and only ifthey paid in cash andpicked up supplies ontheir own shipsRoosevelt’s foreignpolicy to improverelationships withcountries in westernhemisphere by notimposing so muchAmerican power onSouth AmericancountriesInternmentcamps thatjapaneseamericans weresent to duringww2

World War 2 - 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. victory at home and abroad; led by African Americans supporting victory against facism and discrimination
  2. act passed in 1941 giving president powers of congress in time of war
  3. last big german attack on US forces of ww2
  4. migration of 5 million blacks to north and west
  5. 2nd city to ever be hit with a nuclear bomb
  6. the strategy against Japan of skipping over heavily fortified islands in order to seize lightly defended locations that could support the next advance
  7. Key pacific naval battle that crippled japan carrier fleet and gave US key victory in pacific theatre
  8. Donation or funding of the government war efforts
  9. US citizens growing of their own crops in yards and schools and churches
  10. CIty in japan hit with 1st ever nuclear bomb attack
  11. Work program to bring Mexicans to the U.S. to fill labor shortages as seasonal agricultural worker during the war
  12. Side of ww2 involving Europe and africa with germany and italy
  13. Acts that banned US sell of war items to other countries to stay out of ww2
  14. Carpooling with others to save gas
  15. Civil rights leader who led the march on Washington to protest workplace discrimination
  16. Other side of ww2 with japan
  17. surprise attack by japan that brought us into ww2
  18. argued that the Japanese internment camps were not racist because desperate times call for desperate measure in times of war
  19. US lending and leasing of US owned materials and war materials to the allies of ww2 before US involvement of neutrality.
  20. U.S. imposed an oil embargo on Japan to discourage militarism
  21. American general who commanded allied troops in the pacific theater during WWII
  22. a series of violent attacks against Mexican American youth in downtown Los Angeles by servicemen
  23. Policy implemented by the U.S., replacing the Neutrality Acts; allowed the U.S. to sell military supplies to belligerent nations if and only if they paid in cash and picked up supplies on their own ships
  24. Roosevelt’s foreign policy to improve relationships with countries in western hemisphere by not imposing so much American power on South American countries
  25. Internment camps that japanese americans were sent to during ww2