Students are to complete 4 paragraphs on their opinions of the inauguration of the 46th president of the united states. Students are to look into different media outlets and obtain their own opinions on events that occurred that are traditions, events that occurred due to the pandemic, events that occurred because of the division within the country at this time.
There is no right or wrong opinions.

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Everything about the inauguration was riddled with distrust and danger, even to the point that the National Guard wasn't allowed to have ammunition in their weapons out of fear that the soldiers may fire upon the president. The division is so extreme that the men and women that are supposed to protect the president can't have the means of protecting him out of fear he will be shot, so if there is massive distrust with the military and the president, his position is build on loose sand instead of stone.

For the inauguration, instead of a pastor, priest, or other Christian figure, he was instead blessed by a Jewish Rabbi, breaking the tradition of having a Christian bless the president on the inauguration. Even Donald Trump, the 45th President wasn't present for the inauguration, so there's already a breach of tradition in that aspect.

With the division aspect, there may soon be extreme civil unrest that may lead to war in the future, either it be right wing paramilitary groups against the government, left wing paramilitary groups (Antifa and/or BLM), or even both.

In the end, I think that this may be the last election America will face, the future is clouded and foggy, and uncertainty is everywhere. In every major empire to exist, every 250 years or so a major event happens, either if it's good or bad. And America has reached the age of 243 years old, so it's very much due on it's historical event. Whatever the future has, we must prepare for.

Explanation:

The inauguration of the 46th president of the United States of America

Last Wednesday, January 20, the presidential inauguration was held which took office as the 46th president of the United States Joe Biden and the 46th vice president Kamala Harris in the middle of a pandemic. The presidential act was attended by a reduced list of guests who participated in what most of the media calls "the most dramatic transition to power in recent years."

The act of last Wednesday was characterized by having no historical antecedents, beginning by taking place in the middle of a pandemic which forced to follow strict sanitary measures such as not having outside guests and it was also the first act in which the National Guard did not have ammunition out of fear that the soldiers may fire upon the president. And it was also the first time in the history of the United States in which the past president did not surrender his position, and which was also seen hours before using the presidential plane for the last time to go to Florida.

Despite the unusual nature of this act, there are also positive things to highlight such as the first and not the last Vice President of the States, Kamala Harris, the forty-ninth Vice President of the United States since January 20, 2021, below the presidency. by Joe Biden, formerly a junior United States Senator from California alongside the Latino presence such as the first Latina to serve the Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor is an American lawyer, jurist, professor, and politician who currently serves as an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States. and not forgetting the participation of Jennifer López singing This land is your land to pass and give the floor to the 46th president of the United States Joe Biden.

Recapitulating all the above, there is a lot of faith and confidence in this new mandate that begins and that will continue throughout these next 4 years that point to greater and better economic, work and health stability, and for all those who live in the United States of North América and whatever the future has, we must prepare for.

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c 3 branches because idk why they had 3 well when:

you think of it there are still contrys with 3