A cause of theCivil War tied toslavery, politics,andconstitutionalinterpretationA law thatrequired citizensto assist in thecapture ofescapedenslaved peopleAn event thatled Southernstates totighten slavecodesAn electionthat directlyled toSouthernsecessionA violentuprising thatincreasedSouthern fearof enslavedresistanceA novel thatshiftedNorthernpublic opinionagainst slaveryAn electionthat directlyled toSouthernsecessionA law thatrequired citizensto assist in thecapture ofescapedenslaved peopleA conflictthat turnedpopularsovereigntyinto violenceAn act thatrepealed anearliercompromise andincreasedsectional tensionA SupremeCourt decisionthat deniedcitizenship toAfricanAmericansA writtenwork thatused moralarguments toattack slaveryA speech thatchallengedthe meaningof AmericanfreedomA SupremeCourt decisionthat deniedcitizenship toAfricanAmericansA novel thatshiftedNorthernpublic opinionagainst slaveryA compromisethat attemptedto balancefree and slavestatesAn eventthat replaceddebate withviolenceover slaveryA constitutionalcompromisethat increasedSouthernrepresentationin CongressA speech thatchallengedthe meaningof AmericanfreedomA federal banthat ended theinternationalslave trade butnot slaveryitselfA compromisethat temporarilyreducedtension butfailed to resolveslaveryA conflictthat turnedpopularsovereigntyinto violenceA violentuprising thatincreasedSouthern fearof enslavedresistanceAn armedabolitionist raidthat convincedmanySoutherners warwas inevitableA constitutionalcompromisethat increasedSouthernrepresentationin CongressA politicaloutcome thatconvinced theSouth it hadlost nationalpowerAn example offederalauthority beingenforced inNorthern statesAn inventionthat expandedslavery byincreasing thedemand forenslaved laborA court rulingthat weakenedearliercompromisesover slaveryAn inventionthat expandedslavery byincreasing thedemand forenslaved laborA compromisethat attemptedto balancefree and slavestatesA law thatintensifiedNorthernresistance toslaveryA cause thatreassured theSouth whilealarming theNorthA causerooted in theexpansion ofslavery intonew territoriesA momentwhencompromiseover slaverybroke downcompletelyA cause of theCivil War tied toslavery, politics,andconstitutionalinterpretationA law thatrequired citizensto assist in thecapture ofescapedenslaved peopleAn event thatled Southernstates totighten slavecodesAn electionthat directlyled toSouthernsecessionA violentuprising thatincreasedSouthern fearof enslavedresistanceA novel thatshiftedNorthernpublic opinionagainst slaveryAn electionthat directlyled toSouthernsecessionA law thatrequired citizensto assist in thecapture ofescapedenslaved peopleA conflictthat turnedpopularsovereigntyinto violenceAn act thatrepealed anearliercompromise andincreasedsectional tensionA SupremeCourt decisionthat deniedcitizenship toAfricanAmericansA writtenwork thatused moralarguments toattack slaveryA speech thatchallengedthe meaningof AmericanfreedomA SupremeCourt decisionthat deniedcitizenship toAfricanAmericansA novel thatshiftedNorthernpublic opinionagainst slaveryA compromisethat attemptedto balancefree and slavestatesAn eventthat replaceddebate withviolenceover slaveryA constitutionalcompromisethat increasedSouthernrepresentationin CongressA speech thatchallengedthe meaningof AmericanfreedomA federal banthat ended theinternationalslave trade butnot slaveryitselfA compromisethat temporarilyreducedtension butfailed to resolveslaveryA conflictthat turnedpopularsovereigntyinto violenceA violentuprising thatincreasedSouthern fearof enslavedresistanceAn armedabolitionist raidthat convincedmanySoutherners warwas inevitableA constitutionalcompromisethat increasedSouthernrepresentationin CongressA politicaloutcome thatconvinced theSouth it hadlost nationalpowerAn example offederalauthority beingenforced inNorthern statesAn inventionthat expandedslavery byincreasing thedemand forenslaved laborA court rulingthat weakenedearliercompromisesover slaveryAn inventionthat expandedslavery byincreasing thedemand forenslaved laborA compromisethat attemptedto balancefree and slavestatesA law thatintensifiedNorthernresistance toslaveryA cause thatreassured theSouth whilealarming theNorthA causerooted in theexpansion ofslavery intonew territoriesA momentwhencompromiseover slaverybroke downcompletely

Civil War Causes - 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. A cause of the Civil War tied to slavery, politics, and constitutional interpretation
  2. A law that required citizens to assist in the capture of escaped enslaved people
  3. An event that led Southern states to tighten slave codes
  4. An election that directly led to Southern secession
  5. A violent uprising that increased Southern fear of enslaved resistance
  6. A novel that shifted Northern public opinion against slavery
  7. An election that directly led to Southern secession
  8. A law that required citizens to assist in the capture of escaped enslaved people
  9. A conflict that turned popular sovereignty into violence
  10. An act that repealed an earlier compromise and increased sectional tension
  11. A Supreme Court decision that denied citizenship to African Americans
  12. A written work that used moral arguments to attack slavery
  13. A speech that challenged the meaning of American freedom
  14. A Supreme Court decision that denied citizenship to African Americans
  15. A novel that shifted Northern public opinion against slavery
  16. A compromise that attempted to balance free and slave states
  17. An event that replaced debate with violence over slavery
  18. A constitutional compromise that increased Southern representation in Congress
  19. A speech that challenged the meaning of American freedom
  20. A federal ban that ended the international slave trade but not slavery itself
  21. A compromise that temporarily reduced tension but failed to resolve slavery
  22. A conflict that turned popular sovereignty into violence
  23. A violent uprising that increased Southern fear of enslaved resistance
  24. An armed abolitionist raid that convinced many Southerners war was inevitable
  25. A constitutional compromise that increased Southern representation in Congress
  26. A political outcome that convinced the South it had lost national power
  27. An example of federal authority being enforced in Northern states
  28. An invention that expanded slavery by increasing the demand for enslaved labor
  29. A court ruling that weakened earlier compromises over slavery
  30. An invention that expanded slavery by increasing the demand for enslaved labor
  31. A compromise that attempted to balance free and slave states
  32. A law that intensified Northern resistance to slavery
  33. A cause that reassured the South while alarming the North
  34. A cause rooted in the expansion of slavery into new territories
  35. A moment when compromise over slavery broke down completely