PoliticalmachinesElectionof 1912UrbanJohn D.RockefellerInitiativeRecallSocialreformProhibitionJaneAddams18thAmendmentMonopolyRichardBallingerTheodoreRooseveltConservationTheGildedAgeRecall,Referendum,& PrimaryBooker T.WashingtonJacobRiisReformLincolnSteffensLaborunionsProgressivePartyChildLaborLawsSharecropperMuckrakerUptonSinclairProgressivetaxationPublichealthreformReform16thAmendmentLaborstrikeFreeMarketSystemMeatInspectionActAndrewCarnegieWilliam"Boss"TweedWomen’ssuffrageRegulation18thAmendmentAlicePaulUrbanreformProgressivismUptonSinclairChildlaborSuffrageBigbusinessEugeneV.DebsIndustrializationNAACPFoundedRegulationCorruptionChildlaborlawsFlorenceKelleyCorruptionSusanB.AnthonyCoalStrikeof 1902MonopolySamuelGompersCharlottePerkinsGilmanTemperancePanicof 1907TheodoreRoosevelt17thAmendmentWoodrowWilsonMuckrakersAdvocacy17thAmendmentMargaretSangerTrust-bustingTenementPopulismConservationClaytonAntitrustActPoliticalreformCivilrightsPureFood andDrug ActSettlementhousesReferendumIda B.WellsShermanAntitrustActW.E.B.DuBoisPoliticalMachineInterstateCommerceActGiffordPinchot19thAmendmentFoodandDrug ActTriangleShirtwaistFireEnvironmentalismSocialGospelBigBusiness19thAmendmentLaborreformUrbanizationProgressivismHepburnActFrancesWillardFederalReserveActTrustLaissez-faireJacobRiisMinimumwageAgrarianTemperanceMovementPureFood andDrugScandalIdaTarbellAnti-trustmovementPoliticalmachinesElectionof 1912UrbanJohn D.RockefellerInitiativeRecallSocialreformProhibitionJaneAddams18thAmendmentMonopolyRichardBallingerTheodoreRooseveltConservationTheGildedAgeRecall,Referendum,& PrimaryBooker T.WashingtonJacobRiisReformLincolnSteffensLaborunionsProgressivePartyChildLaborLawsSharecropperMuckrakerUptonSinclairProgressivetaxationPublichealthreformReform16thAmendmentLaborstrikeFreeMarketSystemMeatInspectionActAndrewCarnegieWilliam"Boss"TweedWomen’ssuffrageRegulation18thAmendmentAlicePaulUrbanreformProgressivismUptonSinclairChildlaborSuffrageBigbusinessEugeneV.DebsIndustrializationNAACPFoundedRegulationCorruptionChildlaborlawsFlorenceKelleyCorruptionSusanB.AnthonyCoalStrikeof 1902MonopolySamuelGompersCharlottePerkinsGilmanTemperancePanicof 1907TheodoreRoosevelt17thAmendmentWoodrowWilsonMuckrakersAdvocacy17thAmendmentMargaretSangerTrust-bustingTenementPopulismConservationClaytonAntitrustActPoliticalreformCivilrightsPureFood andDrug ActSettlementhousesReferendumIda B.WellsShermanAntitrustActW.E.B.DuBoisPoliticalMachineInterstateCommerceActGiffordPinchot19thAmendmentFoodandDrug ActTriangleShirtwaistFireEnvironmentalismSocialGospelBigBusiness19thAmendmentLaborreformUrbanizationProgressivismHepburnActFrancesWillardFederalReserveActTrustLaissez-faireJacobRiisMinimumwageAgrarianTemperanceMovementPureFood andDrugScandalIdaTarbellAnti-trustmovement

The Progressive Era - 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. Political machines
  2. Election of 1912
  3. Urban
  4. John D. Rockefeller
  5. Initiative
  6. Recall
  7. Social reform
  8. Prohibition
  9. Jane Addams
  10. 18th Amendment
  11. Monopoly
  12. Richard Ballinger
  13. Theodore Roosevelt
  14. Conservation
  15. The Gilded Age
  16. Recall, Referendum, & Primary
  17. Booker T. Washington
  18. Jacob Riis
  19. Reform
  20. Lincoln Steffens
  21. Labor unions
  22. Progressive Party
  23. Child Labor Laws
  24. Sharecropper
  25. Muckraker
  26. Upton Sinclair
  27. Progressive taxation
  28. Public health reform
  29. Reform
  30. 16th Amendment
  31. Labor strike
  32. Free Market System
  33. Meat Inspection Act
  34. Andrew Carnegie
  35. William "Boss" Tweed
  36. Women’s suffrage
  37. Regulation
  38. 18th Amendment
  39. Alice Paul
  40. Urban reform
  41. Progressivism
  42. Upton Sinclair
  43. Child labor
  44. Suffrage
  45. Big business
  46. Eugene V. Debs
  47. Industrialization
  48. NAACP Founded
  49. Regulation
  50. Corruption
  51. Child labor laws
  52. Florence Kelley
  53. Corruption
  54. Susan B. Anthony
  55. Coal Strike of 1902
  56. Monopoly
  57. Samuel Gompers
  58. Charlotte Perkins Gilman
  59. Temperance
  60. Panic of 1907
  61. Theodore Roosevelt
  62. 17th Amendment
  63. Woodrow Wilson
  64. Muckrakers
  65. Advocacy
  66. 17th Amendment
  67. Margaret Sanger
  68. Trust-busting
  69. Tenement
  70. Populism
  71. Conservation
  72. Clayton Antitrust Act
  73. Political reform
  74. Civil rights
  75. Pure Food and Drug Act
  76. Settlement houses
  77. Referendum
  78. Ida B. Wells
  79. Sherman Antitrust Act
  80. W.E.B. Du Bois
  81. Political Machine
  82. Interstate Commerce Act
  83. Gifford Pinchot
  84. 19th Amendment
  85. Food and Drug Act
  86. Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
  87. Environmentalism
  88. Social Gospel
  89. Big Business
  90. 19th Amendment
  91. Labor reform
  92. Urbanization
  93. Progressivism
  94. Hepburn Act
  95. Frances Willard
  96. Federal Reserve Act
  97. Trust
  98. Laissez-faire
  99. Jacob Riis
  100. Minimum wage
  101. Agrarian
  102. Temperance Movement
  103. Pure Food and Drug Scandal
  104. Ida Tarbell
  105. Anti-trust movement