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The Era of Good Feelings was a period of post-war calm in the early 19th century, mostly during this man's presidency |
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During a 2017 performance of this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, a service dog ran after Bombalurina, one of the title characters |
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The apparent boundary line between the earth & sky |
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Some in the military jokingly call this building "The Five-Sided Puzzle Palace" |
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This hero: "I swear to you before God, Monsieur... that I am not Cosette's father" |
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We're going to "roll out" this cylindrical wooden container |
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The Era was a time of building roads & these aqueous transport arteries, such as the Lehigh one |
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He's a producer as well as a star of several "Fast & Furious" films and of 2020's "Bloodshot" |
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A meeting for discussion, or the Big Ten |
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Rear Adm. Isaac Kidd, the 1st U.S. Navy flag officer killed by foreign enemy action, was on the Arizona's bridge during this attack |
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This title character: "On the first of September 1651, I went on board a ship bound for London" |
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64 million pieces of this chewy candy bearing the nickname of its inventor's daughter are made daily |
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The Era had little political strife due to the self-destruction of this political party at the end of the War of 1812 |
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When James Corden got Paul McCartney in his vehicle in 2018, they switched seats several times during this Beatles tune |
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To go dormant through winter; one experiment had a brown bat do it for 344 days in a fridge |
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In 2015 about 30 people were injured when the feathers flew, causing West Point to ban an annual tradition, this fight by cadets |
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This Steinbeck hero, before taking leave of his family: "Wherever they's a fight so hungry people can eat, I'll be there" |
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Alexa, play "Never Gonna Give You Up" by him; he sang it with Foo Fighters in 2017 & you've been him-rolled! |
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The relative calm of the Era made it possible to create the second of these institutions, later savaged by Andrew Jackson |
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For an ad, Preparation H wanted this song, a big hit in 1963; the singer's daughter Rosanne said "No" |
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Her, to Roger Chillingworth: "Ask me not!...thou shalt never know!" |
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This spiny omnivore can roll into a ball & float on its back; its porcupine-like spines protect its soft belly |
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Florida became an American territory due to the first of these wars in 1817 & 1818 |
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This "Simpsons" character once sold haggis from a booth for 50 cents a serving |
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Time to do this, recite a verb's inflected forms--I am, you are, she is, we are... |
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This criminal leader: "We are very glad to see you, Oliver, --very" |
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Mark 16:3 asks, "Who shall roll us away the stone from the door of" this, a synonym for tomb |
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