Theintroductionthat tells whythe Constitutionwas writtenThe part ofgovernmentthat decideswhat lawsmean (Courts)LegislativeBranchPreambleA change oradditionmade to theConstitutionBill ofRightsA systemwhere eachgovernmentbranch canlimit powersDividinggovernmentjobs intothree partsRatifyPart ofgovernmentmakes surelaws arefollowed(President)ChecksandBalancesFree!The first 10changes totheConstitutionExecutiveBranchAmendmentThe part ofgovernmentthat writesthe laws(Congress)Separationof PowersTo approveor agree tosomethingofficiallyJudicialBranchTheintroductionthat tells whythe Constitutionwas writtenThe part ofgovernmentthat decideswhat lawsmean (Courts)LegislativeBranchPreambleA change oradditionmade to theConstitutionBill ofRightsA systemwhere eachgovernmentbranch canlimit powersDividinggovernmentjobs intothree partsRatifyPart ofgovernmentmakes surelaws arefollowed(President)ChecksandBalancesFree!The first 10changes totheConstitutionExecutiveBranchAmendmentThe part ofgovernmentthat writesthe laws(Congress)Separationof PowersTo approveor agree tosomethingofficiallyJudicialBranch

US Constitution Vocab - 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 introduction that tells why the Constitution was written
  2. The part of government that decides what laws mean (Courts)
  3. Legislative Branch
  4. Preamble
  5. A change or addition made to the Constitution
  6. Bill of Rights
  7. A system where each government branch can limit powers
  8. Dividing government jobs into three parts
  9. Ratify
  10. Part of government makes sure laws are followed (President)
  11. Checks and Balances
  12. Free!
  13. The first 10 changes to the Constitution
  14. Executive Branch
  15. Amendment
  16. The part of government that writes the laws (Congress)
  17. Separation of Powers
  18. To approve or agree to something officially
  19. Judicial Branch