RosietheRiveter –DouglasMacArthurTheHolocaustNavajoCodeTalkers –Double VCampaignKamikazeNazismHiroshimaBataanDeathMarch –MunichPact –V-JDay –FascismRhinelandConcentrationCamps –IwoJima –NeutralityActs –StalingradOffice of PriceAdministration(OPA) –EmperorHirohitoNormandyTheRedArmy –WarProductionBoard(WPB) –NagasakiEleanorRooseveltPearlHarborFDR’sFourFreedomsSpeech –ManhattanProject –Women’sArmyCorps(WAC) –MidwayGerman-Soviet Non-AggressionPact –A. PhilipRandolphBenitoMussoliniWinstonChurchillAbyssiniaTuskegeeAirmen –AnschlussBerlinCoralSea –V-EDay –PolandTheBattle ofBritain –BlitzkriegFranklinRooseveltZootSuitRiots –GenocideOkinawaRationingD-Day –InternmentCamp –LebensraumExecutiveOrder8802 –JosephStalin –Free!OperationOverlordExecutiveOrder9066 –DwightEisenhowerFDR’sQuarantineSpeech –WarRefugeeBoard –NevilleChamberlainManchukuoAdolfHitler –TheAtlanticCharter –SpanishCivilWar –HidekiTojo –KristallnachtDerFuhrerSudetenlandIl DuceAxisPowersKorematsuv. UnitedStates –ManchuriaJ. RobertOppenheimerErwinRommelRape ofNanjingLeapfrogging/IslandHopping –LendLeaseAct –AuschwitzCongresson RacialEquality(CORE) –HarryTrumanAlbertEinsteinGIsGoodNeighborPolicy –AlliesCash &Carry –TotalitarianismEnolaGay –RosietheRiveter –DouglasMacArthurTheHolocaustNavajoCodeTalkers –Double VCampaignKamikazeNazismHiroshimaBataanDeathMarch –MunichPact –V-JDay –FascismRhinelandConcentrationCamps –IwoJima –NeutralityActs –StalingradOffice of PriceAdministration(OPA) –EmperorHirohitoNormandyTheRedArmy –WarProductionBoard(WPB) –NagasakiEleanorRooseveltPearlHarborFDR’sFourFreedomsSpeech –ManhattanProject –Women’sArmyCorps(WAC) –MidwayGerman-Soviet Non-AggressionPact –A. PhilipRandolphBenitoMussoliniWinstonChurchillAbyssiniaTuskegeeAirmen –AnschlussBerlinCoralSea –V-EDay –PolandTheBattle ofBritain –BlitzkriegFranklinRooseveltZootSuitRiots –GenocideOkinawaRationingD-Day –InternmentCamp –LebensraumExecutiveOrder8802 –JosephStalin –Free!OperationOverlordExecutiveOrder9066 –DwightEisenhowerFDR’sQuarantineSpeech –WarRefugeeBoard –NevilleChamberlainManchukuoAdolfHitler –TheAtlanticCharter –SpanishCivilWar –HidekiTojo –KristallnachtDerFuhrerSudetenlandIl DuceAxisPowersKorematsuv. UnitedStates –ManchuriaJ. RobertOppenheimerErwinRommelRape ofNanjingLeapfrogging/IslandHopping –LendLeaseAct –AuschwitzCongresson RacialEquality(CORE) –HarryTrumanAlbertEinsteinGIsGoodNeighborPolicy –AlliesCash &Carry –TotalitarianismEnolaGay –

World War II Vocabulary - 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. Rosie the Riveter –
  2. Douglas MacArthur –
  3. The Holocaust –
  4. Navajo Code Talkers –
  5. Double V Campaign –
  6. Kamikaze –
  7. Nazism –
  8. Hiroshima –
  9. Bataan Death March –
  10. Munich Pact –
  11. V-J Day –
  12. Fascism –
  13. Rhineland –
  14. Concentration Camps –
  15. Iwo Jima –
  16. Neutrality Acts –
  17. Stalingrad –
  18. Office of Price Administration (OPA) –
  19. Emperor Hirohito –
  20. Normandy –
  21. The Red Army –
  22. War Production Board (WPB) –
  23. Nagasaki –
  24. Eleanor Roosevelt –
  25. Pearl Harbor –
  26. FDR’s Four Freedoms Speech –
  27. Manhattan Project –
  28. Women’s Army Corps (WAC) –
  29. Midway –
  30. German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact –
  31. A. Philip Randolph –
  32. Benito Mussolini –
  33. Winston Churchill –
  34. Abyssinia –
  35. Tuskegee Airmen –
  36. Anschluss –
  37. Berlin –
  38. Coral Sea –
  39. V-E Day –
  40. Poland –
  41. The Battle of Britain –
  42. Blitzkrieg –
  43. Franklin Roosevelt –
  44. Zoot Suit Riots –
  45. Genocide –
  46. Okinawa –
  47. Rationing –
  48. D-Day –
  49. Internment Camp –
  50. Lebensraum –
  51. Executive Order 8802 –
  52. Joseph Stalin –
  53. Free!
  54. Operation Overlord –
  55. Executive Order 9066 –
  56. Dwight Eisenhower –
  57. FDR’s Quarantine Speech –
  58. War Refugee Board –
  59. Neville Chamberlain –
  60. Manchukuo –
  61. Adolf Hitler –
  62. The Atlantic Charter –
  63. Spanish Civil War –
  64. Hideki Tojo –
  65. Kristallnacht –
  66. Der Fuhrer –
  67. Sudetenland –
  68. Il Duce –
  69. Axis Powers –
  70. Korematsu v. United States –
  71. Manchuria –
  72. J. Robert Oppenheimer –
  73. Erwin Rommel –
  74. Rape of Nanjing –
  75. Leapfrogging/Island Hopping –
  76. Lend Lease Act –
  77. Auschwitz –
  78. Congress on Racial Equality (CORE) –
  79. Harry Truman –
  80. Albert Einstein –
  81. GIs –
  82. Good Neighbor Policy –
  83. Allies –
  84. Cash & Carry –
  85. Totalitarianism –
  86. Enola Gay –