ThomasJeffersonConstitutionall menarecreatedequalArticles ofConfederationRosseauEnglishBill ofRightsright totrial byjuryto declareindependencefrom BritainMontesquieuKingCharlesIPacificchecks &balancestaxation &desire forself-governmentsocialcontractmonarchyThomasHobbeslife,liberty,&propertyThomasPaineJohnLockeJuly 4,1776September17, 1787OliverCromwellnaturalrightsWashington,DCstateslife,liberty,& pursuitofhappinesseconomic,political,social,religiouscouldn'tenforcelawsAtlanticfreedomofspeechMississippiVoltaireMagnaCartaCommonSenseDeclaration ofIndependenceThomasJeffersonConstitutionall menarecreatedequalArticles ofConfederationRosseauEnglishBill ofRightsright totrial byjuryto declareindependencefrom BritainMontesquieuKingCharlesIPacificchecks &balancestaxation &desire forself-governmentsocialcontractmonarchyThomasHobbeslife,liberty,&propertyThomasPaineJohnLockeJuly 4,1776September17, 1787OliverCromwellnaturalrightsWashington,DCstateslife,liberty,& pursuitofhappinesseconomic,political,social,religiouscouldn'tenforcelawsAtlanticfreedomofspeechMississippiVoltaireMagnaCartaCommonSenseDeclaration ofIndependence

Unit 2: Foundations of Democracy - 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. Thomas Jefferson
  2. Constitution
  3. all men are created equal
  4. Articles of Confederation
  5. Rosseau
  6. English Bill of Rights
  7. right to trial by jury
  8. to declare independence from Britain
  9. Montesquieu
  10. King Charles I
  11. Pacific
  12. checks & balances
  13. taxation & desire for self-government
  14. social contract
  15. monarchy
  16. Thomas Hobbes
  17. life,liberty, & property
  18. Thomas Paine
  19. John Locke
  20. July 4, 1776
  21. September 17, 1787
  22. Oliver Cromwell
  23. natural rights
  24. Washington, DC
  25. states
  26. life,liberty, & pursuit of happiness
  27. economic, political, social, religious
  28. couldn't enforce laws
  29. Atlantic
  30. freedom of speech
  31. Mississippi
  32. Voltaire
  33. Magna Carta
  34. Common Sense
  35. Declaration of Independence