The territorydirectlyunderNapoleon'scontrolFightingbackagainstoccupationA system wheremonarchsshare powerwith electedofficialsPeoplesharing thesame wayof speakingAll citizenstreated thesame underthe lawPeoplevoting fortheirleadersStandardizingschools anduniversitiesOfficialgovernmentorganizationsThe feelingof belongingto aparticularnationAncientEuropeanempireNapoleondissolvedNewcountryboundariesin EuropeIndependentnationscombininginto onecountryThis legalsystemestablishedequal rightsfor all citizensNew waysof runninggovernmentSharedtraditionsandbeliefsChanges togovernmentorganizationGroupsfightingagainstNapoleon'scontrolNapoleoncreated thisfrom formerPolishterritoriesGovernmentworkerschosen fortheir skillsChangestosystemsof lawStrongfeeling ofloyalty toone's ownnationPeople couldadvancebased onability, notbirthOrganizedsystem ofgovernmentdepartmentsThis replacedthe HolyRomanEmpire inGerman landsThe territorydirectlyunderNapoleon'scontrolFightingbackagainstoccupationA system wheremonarchsshare powerwith electedofficialsPeoplesharing thesame wayof speakingAll citizenstreated thesame underthe lawPeoplevoting fortheirleadersStandardizingschools anduniversitiesOfficialgovernmentorganizationsThe feelingof belongingto aparticularnationAncientEuropeanempireNapoleondissolvedNewcountryboundariesin EuropeIndependentnationscombininginto onecountryThis legalsystemestablishedequal rightsfor all citizensNew waysof runninggovernmentSharedtraditionsandbeliefsChanges togovernmentorganizationGroupsfightingagainstNapoleon'scontrolNapoleoncreated thisfrom formerPolishterritoriesGovernmentworkerschosen fortheir skillsChangestosystemsof lawStrongfeeling ofloyalty toone's ownnationPeople couldadvancebased onability, notbirthOrganizedsystem ofgovernmentdepartmentsThis replacedthe HolyRomanEmpire inGerman lands

Napoleon Influence - 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. The territory directly under Napoleon's control
  2. Fighting back against occupation
  3. A system where monarchs share power with elected officials
  4. People sharing the same way of speaking
  5. All citizens treated the same under the law
  6. People voting for their leaders
  7. Standardizing schools and universities
  8. Official government organizations
  9. The feeling of belonging to a particular nation
  10. Ancient European empire Napoleon dissolved
  11. New country boundaries in Europe
  12. Independent nations combining into one country
  13. This legal system established equal rights for all citizens
  14. New ways of running government
  15. Shared traditions and beliefs
  16. Changes to government organization
  17. Groups fighting against Napoleon's control
  18. Napoleon created this from former Polish territories
  19. Government workers chosen for their skills
  20. Changes to systems of law
  21. Strong feeling of loyalty to one's own nation
  22. People could advance based on ability, not birth
  23. Organized system of government departments
  24. This replaced the Holy Roman Empire in German lands