First, no matter who is getting inaugurated, this is a national ritual and an important ceremony, since it represents the orderly transfer of power in a democracy. In the case of President Obama, as the first African-American president, his inauguration on January 20, 2009 held special meaning for people of color (as well as for other groups, including young people) who had worked hard to elect him. People of all ethnicities and religions (and even some who did not vote for him) agreed that his inauguration was an important moment in American history.
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The inauguration of a US President is both significant and important. It demonstrates the peaceful transfer of power from the outgoing President to the new President. It also reflects (most times) the will of the voting citizens in whom they want as their leader.
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because barack obama is the first black president
April 30,1789-George Washington inauguration March 4,1797-John Adams inauguration March 4,1801-Thomas Jefferson inauguration March 4,1809-James Madison inauguration March 4,1817-James Monroe inauguration March 4,1825-John Quincy Adams inauguration March 4,1829-Andrew Jackson inauguration March 4,1837-Martin Van Buren inauguration March 4,1841-William Henry Harrison inauguration April 6,1841-John Tyler inauguration March 4,1845-James K.Polk inauguration March 4,1849-Zachary Taylor inauguration July 10,1850-Millard Fillmore inauguration March 4,1853-Franklin Pierce inauguration March 4,1857-James Buchanan inauguration March 4,1861-Abraham Lincoln inauguration April 15,1865-Andrew Johnson inauguration March 4,1869-Ulysses S.Grant inauguration March 4,1877-Rutherford B.Hayes inauguration March 4,1881-James A.Garfield inauguration September 20,1881-Chester A.Arthur inauguration
Inauguration.
This is called the Inauguration , part of which is the "swearing in" of the President at which point he repeats the oath of office as required by the Constitution.
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Simple question, was she or was she not at the Inauguration.
The first inauguration was on April 30, 1789.
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