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==Later History==
The Twentieth Amendment moved inauguration to January 20th since 1933. At this time, the transition from Herbert Hoover to Franklin Roosevelt also appeared to be potentially volatile. Both had argued different methods for healing the mounting economic crisis that became the Great Depression during the campaign, with Roosevelt's New Deal policies winning out over Hoover's cooperative volunteerism. Within a day after the election, Hoover conceded and wrote: 'In the common purpose of all of us, I shall dedicate myself to every possible helpful effort' in reference to his planned assistance in the transition.
==Recent History==
