On This Day: March 4
9 verified moments happened on March 4. Here they are in the order they actually happened — the same kind of puzzle you solve in Whensly every day.
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Play today’s puzzle — free on the App Store- 1791⛰️ A former independent republic becomes the fourteenth state, the first admitted to the union after the original thirteen.
- 1793📯 George Washington takes the oath of office for a second term in Philadelphia, delivering the shortest inaugural address in presidential history.
- 1797🇺🇸 John Adams is sworn in as the second president of the United States in the House chamber in Philadelphia, succeeding George Washington.
- 1801🎩 Thomas Jefferson takes the presidential oath from Chief Justice John Marshall in the new capital, walking to the ceremony rather than riding in a carriage.
- 1922🧛 Guests in period costume attend a lavish Berlin premiere party for Nosferatu, F. W. Murnau's unauthorized Dracula adaptation whose rat-fanged Count Orlok becomes the screen's first great vampire.
- 1933🎙️ Franklin D. Roosevelt is sworn in as president amid the depths of the Great Depression, promising Americans that 'the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.'
- 1968Joe Frazier stops Buster Mathis with a thunderous left hook in the 11th round at Madison Square Garden to claim a share of the vacant world heavyweight title.
- 1990Kyle Petty wins the GM Goodwrench 500 at Rockingham in the No. 42, putting a third generation of his family in victory lane
- 2000🎮 Sony launches the PlayStation 2 in Japan, with launch units selling out the first weekend.
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