to put moneyintosomething totry to earnmore moneybecameknown asthe "LostColony"Spanishword forlarge fleetof shipssomeonewho agreedto work offthe cost of avoyageanothernamefor corna person whomakes a longjourney forreligiousreasonsa strip ofland thatstretchesinto a bodyof waterfirstsuccessfulEnglishsettlement inAmericarespectingbeliefs that isdifferentfrom one'sowntwo or moretimelinesgroupedtogetherHenry Hudsonfounded theHudson Bay,what ocean didhe think itwould lead tothe varietyof peoplein a groupthe water routeexplorers werelooking for toget to NorthAmerica to Asianame of cashcrop grown inJamestownand sold toEnglandA group whobroke awayfrom theChurch ofEnglandsomethingdeclaredas one'sowna crop thatpeople growand sell toearn moneyPowhatanwoman whohelped theEnglish settlersand Powhatansan attack byarmed forcesto conqueranothercountrypiece ofownershipin acompanywhat groupof peoplewere forcedto work inJamestownanagreementa documentgivingpermission to aperson or groupto dosomethingPilgrims planto agree tomake laws forthe "generalgood"to put moneyintosomething totry to earnmore moneybecameknown asthe "LostColony"Spanishword forlarge fleetof shipssomeonewho agreedto work offthe cost of avoyageanothernamefor corna person whomakes a longjourney forreligiousreasonsa strip ofland thatstretchesinto a bodyof waterfirstsuccessfulEnglishsettlement inAmericarespectingbeliefs that isdifferentfrom one'sowntwo or moretimelinesgroupedtogetherHenry Hudsonfounded theHudson Bay,what ocean didhe think itwould lead tothe varietyof peoplein a groupthe water routeexplorers werelooking for toget to NorthAmerica to Asianame of cashcrop grown inJamestownand sold toEnglandA group whobroke awayfrom theChurch ofEnglandsomethingdeclaredas one'sowna crop thatpeople growand sell toearn moneyPowhatanwoman whohelped theEnglish settlersand Powhatansan attack byarmed forcesto conqueranothercountrypiece ofownershipin acompanywhat groupof peoplewere forcedto work inJamestownanagreementa documentgivingpermission to aperson or groupto dosomethingPilgrims planto agree tomake laws forthe "generalgood"

European Settlements - Chapter 4 Vocbulary - 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. to put money into something to try to earn more money
  2. became known as the "Lost Colony"
  3. Spanish word for large fleet of ships
  4. someone who agreed to work off the cost of a voyage
  5. another name for corn
  6. a person who makes a long journey for religious reasons
  7. a strip of land that stretches into a body of water
  8. first successful English settlement in America
  9. respecting beliefs that is different from one's own
  10. two or more timelines grouped together
  11. Henry Hudson founded the Hudson Bay, what ocean did he think it would lead to
  12. the variety of people in a group
  13. the water route explorers were looking for to get to North America to Asia
  14. name of cash crop grown in Jamestown and sold to England
  15. A group who broke away from the Church of England
  16. something declared as one's own
  17. a crop that people grow and sell to earn money
  18. Powhatan woman who helped the English settlers and Powhatans
  19. an attack by armed forces to conquer another country
  20. piece of ownership in a company
  21. what group of people were forced to work in Jamestown
  22. an agreement
  23. a document giving permission to a person or group to do something
  24. Pilgrims plan to agree to make laws for the "general good"