3.) What was the term for Americans who opposed ratifying the Constitution?

1.) What famous American founding father is frequently attributed with serving as the primary author of the U.S. Constitution? 

23.) What 1830 provision would eventually clear nearly 60,000 people from their homes in present day North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi? 

12.) By linking northern industries with western farms and southern plantations, new innovations in American infrastructure and transportation fueled ­­­­­ the creation of a  _____________ in America, which enabled manufacturing goods to become more efficient and increasingly accessible throughout the country as well as innovations in industry, agriculture, and communication, that increased efficiency and overall productivity drastically. These changes created cycles of boom and bust within the economy, fostered urbanization, reinforced national economic growth, and fostered innovation, as well as also leading to social upheaval and changing class dynamics within the nation. 

14.) What American inventor revolutionized Southern agriculture with his 1793 invention that also sparked an unfortunate growth in the westward expansion of slavery?

7.) After winning the election of 1800, which of the following was a key goal for Thomas Jefferson during his time as president?

Which of these eyeball muscles is supplied by the Abducens nerve  (VI cranial nerve)?  

The ___________ is the relay stations for all sensory impulses (except smell) going to the cerebral cortex.

The axons of which of these cells in the retina form the optic nerves?

Parasympathetic functions include ________.