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Jan 18th 2013, 20:03

Presidents often tackle the same themes in Inaugural Addresses — what would you say?
For each of the five questions below, choose an excerpt from a past address.

1. How will you draw on America's past?

Presidents frequently reflect on the nation's history.

2. How will you acknowledge the moment?

Absent a crisis, Inaugural Addresses often emphasize continuity of government.

3. What is America's biggest challenge?

Economic problems are among the most cited threats.

4. What is the role of government?

Views of govenrment have evolved, from frequent praise after the Revolutionary War to increased skepticism today.

5. How will you unite Americans?

As early as Thomas Jefferson, presidents have urged Americans to unite after close elections.

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