(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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Event that removed a tsar and established a communist government in 1917
Russian Revolution
Successful revolt by enslaved people that led to the first independent Black republic
Haitian Revolution
Advanced study of stars and planets by a Mesoamerican civilization
Mayan Astronomy
Leader who introduced reforms that helped end the Soviet Union
Gorbachev
City built on a lake island that became the capital of a powerful Mesoamerican empire
Tenochtitlan
Authoritarian political system focused on extreme nationalism and dictatorial power
Fascism
Historical movement involving the forced transport of millions of Africans to the Americas
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Violent uprising that overthrew a monarchy and inspired democratic movements globally
French Revolution
Web of treaties that linked European countries and helped spark a global war
Alliance System
Long-term shifts in global temperature and weather patterns caused by human activity
Climate Change
When a strong nation takes control over other lands, politically and economically
Imperialism
Leader who led the Bolsheviks and founded the Soviet state
Lenin
Folded pictorial manuscripts used to record history, religion, and government in ancient Central America
Codices
Economist who promoted free markets and wrote about capitalism in the 18th century
Adam Smith
Political approach that claims to represent the common people against the elite
Populism
Modern Middle Eastern country founded in 1948 as a homeland for Jews
Israel
Stepped farming method used on mountainsides to grow crops efficiently
Terraces
International organization formed after World War II to maintain peace and cooperation
United Nations
Period marked by the shift from handmade to machine-based manufacturing
Industrial Revolution
Toxic substances used in warfare that caused devastating injuries in World War I
Chemical Weapons
Knotted string device used to track numbers and records in the Andes
Quipu
Legal protections for original inhabitants of colonized or modernized regions
Indigenous Rights
Policy warning European powers not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere
Monroe Doctrine
Systematic genocide of Jews and others by the Nazi regime during World War II
Holocaust
Widespread transfer of crops, animals, and diseases between continents after 1492
Columbian Exchange
South African activist who spent decades in prison and later became president
Nelson Mandela
Philosopher who argued that governments must protect people’s life, liberty, and property
John Locke
Period when Japan rapidly modernized its government, industry, and military
Meiji Restoration
Massive triangular temple structure used for religious purposes in ancient Mesoamerica
Pyramid
Islamic imperial power that lasted over 600 years and connected parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa
Ottoman Empire
Military tactic using rapid attacks to overwhelm enemies during World War II
Blitzkrieg
Conflicts triggered by trade imbalance and drug smuggling between Britain and China
Opium Wars
Belief that all people are born with certain freedoms that cannot be taken away
Natural Rights
Invention that made books widely available and spread ideas quickly across Europe
Printing Press
Time period marked by European exploration across oceans to find new trade routes and lands
Age of Discovery
Process of increasing worldwide connections in trade, communication, and culture
Globalization
Long period of political and military tension between the U.S. and Soviet Union
Cold War
Military leader who declared himself emperor and expanded French control across Europe
Napoleon Bonaparte
Radical campaign to reshape society and eliminate opposition in 1960s China
Cultural Revolution
