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 The Celebration Continues

The Celebration Continues
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     challenging words:    downplay, swearing-in, presidential, oath, historic, well-planned, luncheon, newly, lead, government, caption, witness, attend, hosted, service, speech
     content words:    President George Bush, First Lady Laura Bush, Inaugural Parade, Pennsylvania Avenue, White House, Source White House, Vice President, United States, George Washington, Mount Vernon

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The Celebration Continues
By Jody Williams 		  
1     Caption: President George Bush and First Lady Laura Bush lead the Inaugural Parade down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House after taking the oath of office during a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol for his second term. Source White House
 
2     The day that a newly elected president is inaugurated is celebrated by many people around the world. Most watch the events on TV from the comfort of their own homes. Many people travel to Washington, D.C. to witness the historic event first hand.
 
3     The day is packed full of traditions old and new. Most newly elected presidents and vice presidents begin their day with a worship service of their choice. From there they travel to the White House to meet with the current President and Vice President of the United States. Everyone then travels together to the Capitol building for the swearing-in ceremony. The oath of office is given at noon and the elected president officially becomes the President of the United States. The new president gives an inaugural address. This is a speech where the president shares his goals with the American people.

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