(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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TJ explained abuses by King & need for rebellion July 1776
Declaration of Independence
"life, liberty, and property"
John Locke
considered primary author of the D of I & President
Thomas Jefferson
Enlightenment - wrote 2nd Treatise on Gov, natural law = life, liberty, property
John Locke
Enlightenment idea that all humans born free & equal and have innate rights
Natural Law
when the Constitution was signed
Sept 17, 1787
Jamestown , VA Pilgrims' governing document
1620
Mayflower Compact
supported a strong constitution-
Madison, Hamilton, Jay
Federalists
Enlightenment - wrote The Spirit of the Laws, separation of powers
Baron de Montesquieu
government divided into 3 branches each with their jobs
separation of powers
principle of gov divided between national and state governments
federalism
1765, required colonists to pay a tax on various forms of papers, documents, and playing cards
Stamp Act
people have the ultimate authority to rule - democracy
Popular sovereignty
Enlightenment idea of a compact between the people and government, while government good
social contract
"father of Constitution & Bill of Rights author" & President
James Madison
Sugar Act
1764 aimed at raising revenue from the colonies to help pay for the costs of the French and Indian War, molasses
wrote most of the Federalist Papers & Sec of Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
first American Constitution- loose league of 13 states
1777
Articles of Confederation
from the Greek meaning "people" "rule" - can be direct or representative
democracy
Enlightenment- wrote Leviathan, life = rough
human nature = bad
Thomas Hobbs
gov where citizens elect leaders to lead in the public good
republic
Declaration of Independence signed
July 4, 1776
principle to keep one branch of gov from getting TOO powerful
checks and balances
wrote Common Sense -"even brutes do not devour their young...TIS
TIME TO PART"
January 1776
Thomas Paine
Amendments 1-10
James Madison
Bill of Rights
"life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
Thomas Jefferson
opposed a strong constitution- Patrick Henry, G. Mason
Anti-Federalists
Enlightenment - wrote The Social Contract, people as power
Jean Jacques Rousseau
gov is kept under control and protects people's individual liberties
limited government
