BenjaminFranklinSecuredFrenchSupportGeorgeWashingtonledContinentalArmy tovictoryBetsyRosssewed thefirstAmericanFlagPatricHenrymember ofVirginia Houseof Burgesses;"Give me libertyor give medeath" speechThomasJeffersonwroteDeclaration ofIndependenceArnoldBenedictinitiallypatriot herowho laterbetrayedAmericansThomasPainewrote"CommonSense inspiringindependencemovementKingGeorgeIIIBritishMonarchduringAmericanIndependenceJamesArmisteadslaveturnedspyAbigailAdamsadvocatedfor womens'rights;advised herhusbandJohnPaulJonesfather oftheAmericanNavyNathanHalePatriot spyexecutedby theBritishSamuelAdamsformedSons ofLibertyHaymSalomonhelpedfinance theContinentalArmyJohnHancockfirst to signDeclaration ofIndependence;largestsignatureDeborahSampsondisguisedherself as aman to fight inthe ContinentalArmyMarquisdeLafayetteFrenchmanwho trainedAmericanTroupsPaulRevereBostonMassacreEngraving;famous midnightride warning ofBritish TroopsWentworthCheswellmidnight ridewarning of Britishcoming; firstAfrican Americanelected to publicofficeJohnAdamsdefendedBritishsoldiers afterBostonMassacrePhillisWheatleyfirst publishedAfricanAmericanpoet; wroteabout libertyJohnJaynegotiatedpeacewithBritainMercyOtisWarrenwrote Anti-BritishpropagandaCrispusAttucksfirst personkilled in theBostonMassacre; leftoff of theengravingBenjaminFranklinSecuredFrenchSupportGeorgeWashingtonledContinentalArmy tovictoryBetsyRosssewed thefirstAmericanFlagPatricHenrymember ofVirginia Houseof Burgesses;"Give me libertyor give medeath" speechThomasJeffersonwroteDeclaration ofIndependenceArnoldBenedictinitiallypatriot herowho laterbetrayedAmericansThomasPainewrote"CommonSense inspiringindependencemovementKingGeorgeIIIBritishMonarchduringAmericanIndependenceJamesArmisteadslaveturnedspyAbigailAdamsadvocatedfor womens'rights;advised herhusbandJohnPaulJonesfather oftheAmericanNavyNathanHalePatriot spyexecutedby theBritishSamuelAdamsformedSons ofLibertyHaymSalomonhelpedfinance theContinentalArmyJohnHancockfirst to signDeclaration ofIndependence;largestsignatureDeborahSampsondisguisedherself as aman to fight inthe ContinentalArmyMarquisdeLafayetteFrenchmanwho trainedAmericanTroupsPaulRevereBostonMassacreEngraving;famous midnightride warning ofBritish TroopsWentworthCheswellmidnight ridewarning of Britishcoming; firstAfrican Americanelected to publicofficeJohnAdamsdefendedBritishsoldiers afterBostonMassacrePhillisWheatleyfirst publishedAfricanAmericanpoet; wroteabout libertyJohnJaynegotiatedpeacewithBritainMercyOtisWarrenwrote Anti-BritishpropagandaCrispusAttucksfirst personkilled in theBostonMassacre; leftoff of theengraving

People of the American Revolution - 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. Secured French Support
    Benjamin Franklin
  2. led Continental Army to victory
    George Washington
  3. sewed the first American Flag
    Betsy Ross
  4. member of Virginia House of Burgesses; "Give me liberty or give me death" speech
    Patric Henry
  5. wrote Declaration of Independence
    Thomas Jefferson
  6. initially patriot hero who later betrayed Americans
    Arnold Benedict
  7. wrote "Common Sense inspiring independence movement
    Thomas Paine
  8. British Monarch during American Independence
    King George III
  9. slave turned spy
    James Armistead
  10. advocated for womens' rights; advised her husband
    Abigail Adams
  11. father of the American Navy
    John Paul Jones
  12. Patriot spy executed by the British
    Nathan Hale
  13. formed Sons of Liberty
    Samuel Adams
  14. helped finance the Continental Army
    Haym Salomon
  15. first to sign Declaration of Independence; largest signature
    John Hancock
  16. disguised herself as a man to fight in the Continental Army
    Deborah Sampson
  17. Frenchman who trained American Troups
    Marquis de Lafayette
  18. Boston Massacre Engraving; famous midnight ride warning of British Troops
    Paul Revere
  19. midnight ride warning of British coming; first African American elected to public office
    Wentworth Cheswell
  20. defended British soldiers after Boston Massacre
    John Adams
  21. first published African American poet; wrote about liberty
    Phillis Wheatley
  22. negotiated peace with Britain
    John Jay
  23. wrote Anti-British propaganda
    Mercy Otis Warren
  24. first person killed in the Boston Massacre; left off of the engraving
    Crispus Attucks