United States presidential inauguration

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The United States presidential inauguration is the formal ceremony in which the incoming president of the United States is sworn into office and begins their term.

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instanceOf political ceremony
state ceremony
alsoAppliesToOffice Vice President of the United States
appliesToOffice President of the United States
audienceType international audience
national audience
broadcastOn internet
radio
television
ceremonyType public ceremony
component inaugural address
inaugural balls
inaugural parade
musical performances
poetry readings
prayers and invocations
presidential oath of office
vice presidential oath of office
constitutionalAmendment Twentieth Amendment to the United States Constitution
constitutionalArticle Article II of the United States Constitution
country United States of America
dateChangeReason ratification of the Twentieth Amendment
earlierPlatformLocation East Portico of the United States Capitol
firstInaugurationCity New York City
firstInaugurationDate 1789-04-30
firstInaugurationLocation Federal Hall
firstPresidentInaugurated George Washington
frequency every four years
hasExceptionCases extraordinary circumstances such as death or resignation of a president
legalBasis United States Constitution
mayInclude private oath ceremony in case of Sunday or emergency
oathName Oath of office of the President of the United States
oathTextSource Article II, Section 1, Clause 8 of the United States Constitution
organizer Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies
otherPossibleOfficiant federal judge
notary public
state judge
previousStandardDate March 4
purpose marking the beginning of a presidential term
swearing in the president of the United States
relatedEvent United States presidential election
lame duck period
presidential transition
securityCoordinator United States Secret Service
securityDesignation National Special Security Event
standardDateSince1937 January 20
symbolizes peaceful transfer of power
termLengthAssociated four-year presidential term
timeOfOath noon Eastern Time
tradition 21-gun salute
outgoing and incoming presidents traveling together to the Capitol
playing of "Hail to the Chief"
playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner"
use of a Bible or other book during the oath
typicalOfficiant Chief Justice of the United States
usualCity Washington, D.C.
usualLocation United States Capitol
usualPlatformLocation West Front of the United States Capitol

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National Special Security Event examplesInclude Presidential Inauguration
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Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies relatedTo United States presidential inauguration
Armed Forces Inaugural Committee eventTypeSupported United States presidential inauguration
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National Prayer Service associatedWithEvent United States presidential inauguration
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first inauguration of George Washington commemoratedBy Inauguration Day observances in the United States
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Second inauguration of Abraham Lincoln category United States presidential inaugurations
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Inauguration of John F. Kennedy follows Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower
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second inauguration of John Adams partOf United States presidential inauguration tradition
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second inauguration of John Adams category United States presidential inaugurations
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first inauguration of George W. Bush partOf United States presidential inauguration tradition
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Armed Forces Inaugural Committee eventTypeSupported United States presidential inauguration
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For All of Us, One Today: An Inaugural Poet’s Journey mainSubject United States presidential inauguration
oath of office of the Vice President of the United States typicallyAdministeredOn Inauguration Day
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Presidential Transition Act of 1963 relatedTo United States presidential inauguration
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