Presidential Inaugurations

The US Constitution became effective at a time when there was no telegraph, no radio, no television, no telephone, no computers, or any othern "modern" means of communication. The Presidential election is not "validated" and "official" until each states' "electors" casts their votes for President. In those days, this took much time. And although most times the "Electors" agree with the popular vote, there have been a few "surprises" along the way.

The constitution says a president must be born in the United States. Some of Mr. Obama's political opponents are called Birthers: they are a small group of people (about 13% of voters) who insist the president was born in Africa and is thus not eligible to be president. But he was not born in Africa. His biological father was born in Kenya and later came to Hawaii to study; President Obama was born in Hawaii, on August 4, 1961, as has been thoroughly documented repeatedly. However, that has not stopped the Birthers from continuing to believe Mr. Obama is foreign-born.

The first president to ride in an automobile was President Theodore Roosevelt. The president's first ride was on August 22, 1902.

James Monroe

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The 20th Amendment to the US Constitution changed the inauguration date from 4 March to 20 January. FDR, for his second term, was the first US President to be inaugurated on the 20th of January.

President George Washington started that. At the end of his speach/oath, he said, "So help me God". He said this because he knew that leading a country is easy and he knew that he could not do not do it successfully without God's help. And ever since then, presidents always end their speach with that. :)

It starts on January 20 and ends January 20 of the following year

The Emergency Banking Bill was passed by Congress the day after Franklin Roosevelt's inauguration. A bank holiday was declared, and all banks were closed for a week to prevent a collapse of the banking system. After the banks re-opened, the public confidence in the system was restored, due to measures taken by Roosevelt.

I don't believe there to be any definite law as to what would happen if a president had not been selected before Jan 20th. If the president had not been decided due to a lawsuit about counting vote or the eligibility of voters, the Supreme Court would make a ruling saying who wins. I'd go out on a limb and say that no matter what, the Supreme Court would make some kind of ruling before January (if the election is held up in a lawsuit)

No

March 4th.

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Inauguration day is a day that marks the beginning of something, usually a new administration of a government agency, university or other organization. It features the swearing in , or other ceremony, to put in place a new leader.

For US presidents, Inauguration Day is on January 20 of the year after the election, held every 4 years.

Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated on March 4, 1861.

His second inaugural address was on March 4, 1865.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, for his second term, on January 20, 1937. Previously, Inauguration Day had been set as March 4. This was changed in 1933 by the 20th Amendment.

A mourning ring containing a lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair.

Some of the major problems included land ownership, territories, and resources. As colonists moved west, the Indians were forced to relocate to designated areas. Battles and wars sometimes broke out as the colonists attempted to claim additional land. Also, resources were sometimes scarce and caused illnesses and starvation. When people were ill, there was often no access to medicine or help to get better.

Ronald Reagan, who was 69 when he took the oath of office.

A peak experience in some way, a highlight of importance, landmark, benchmark, memorable.

According to the paper this morning, it airs at 7 p.m. And for the locals, there is a viewing party at the Cape Town Library from 6-8 p.m.

Yes and no. His first inaugural was in NYC, since it was the capital, but he gave a second inaugural address in Philadelphia as well.

The canidate with the most votes would become president, and the second runner up would become vice president

I believe he founded the US bank so that state banks wouldn't collapse when too many people tried to withdraw at the same time. It was called the Bank of America.

The above answer does not answer the question asked. The answer is: Alexander Hamilton was Secretary of the Treasury.