Fought over:​ Land (in NorthAmerica)​ Fur trade​Bannedcolonizationwestof theAppalachianMountainsFrenchand IndianWar (1756– 1763)TheStamp Act(1765)​BostonMassacre​SonsofLibertyQuartering Act (1765)​Boston Port Bill (1774)​Administration ofJustice Act (1774)​MassachusettsGovernment Act (1774)​Quebec Act (1774)​Taxed more items:​ Imported glass​ Lead​ Paint​ Paper​ Tea​BostonTea Party(1773)​"TaxationwithoutRepresentation" New act thatlowered the priceof tea, butrequired coloniststo buy it from theEastIndia Company​ Argument betweencolonists andsoldiers guarding acustomshouse​5 were killed includingCrispus Attucks​Used as propaganda toincreasehatred toward British​Ended the Frenchand IndianWar​France surrenderedall landeast of theMississippi​All sugar andmolassescoming into thecolonies wouldbe taxedColonists hadno directrepresentationin Parliament The"INTOLERABLEACTS"​TreatyofParisCommittees ofCorrespondence​Proclamationof 1763​Tea Act(1773)​TownshendActs (1767)​ December 16th, (atnight) patriotsdressedas Natives, boardedthe ships, threw90,000lbs of tea overboard​SugarAct(1764)​Printed itemsrequired tohave a stamp -a taxmust be paid​  Fought over:​ Land (in NorthAmerica)​ Fur trade​Bannedcolonizationwestof theAppalachianMountainsFrenchand IndianWar (1756– 1763)TheStamp Act(1765)​BostonMassacre​SonsofLibertyQuartering Act (1765)​Boston Port Bill (1774)​Administration ofJustice Act (1774)​MassachusettsGovernment Act (1774)​Quebec Act (1774)​Taxed more items:​ Imported glass​ Lead​ Paint​ Paper​ Tea​BostonTea Party(1773)​"TaxationwithoutRepresentation" New act thatlowered the priceof tea, butrequired coloniststo buy it from theEastIndia Company​ Argument betweencolonists andsoldiers guarding acustomshouse​5 were killed includingCrispus Attucks​Used as propaganda toincreasehatred toward British​Ended the Frenchand IndianWar​France surrenderedall landeast of theMississippi​All sugar andmolassescoming into thecolonies wouldbe taxedColonists hadno directrepresentationin Parliament The"INTOLERABLEACTS"​TreatyofParisCommittees ofCorrespondence​Proclamationof 1763​Tea Act(1773)​TownshendActs (1767)​ December 16th, (atnight) patriotsdressedas Natives, boardedthe ships, threw90,000lbs of tea overboard​SugarAct(1764)​Printed itemsrequired tohave a stamp -a taxmust be paid​  

Untitled Bingo - 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. Fought over:​ Land (in North America)​ Fur trade​
  2. Banned colonization west of the Appalachian Mountains
  3. French and Indian War (1756 – 1763)
  4. The Stamp Act (1765)​
  5. Boston Massacre​
  6. Sons of Liberty
  7. Quartering Act (1765)​ Boston Port Bill (1774)​ Administration of Justice Act (1774 )​Massachusetts Government Act (1774)​Quebec Act (1774)​
  8. Taxed more items:​ Imported glass​ Lead​ Paint​ Paper​ Tea​
  9. Boston Tea Party (1773)​
  10. "Taxation without Representation"
  11. New act that lowered the price of tea, but required colonists to buy it from the East India Company​
  12. Argument between colonists and soldiers guarding a customs house​ 5 were killed including Crispus Attucks​ Used as propaganda to increase hatred toward British​
  13. Ended the French and Indian War​ France surrendered all land east of the Mississippi​
  14. All sugar and molasses coming into the colonies would be taxed
  15. Colonists had no direct representation in Parliament
  16. The "INTOLERABLE ACTS"​
  17. Treaty of Paris
  18. Committees of Correspondence​
  19. Proclamation of 1763​
  20. Tea Act (1773)​
  21. Townshend Acts (1767)​
  22. December 16th, (at night) patriots dressed as Natives, boarded the ships, threw 90,000 lbs of tea overboard​
  23. Sugar Act (1764)​
  24. Printed items required to have a stamp - a tax must be paid​