These quotes come from presidential inaugural addresses spanning over 100 years. Abraham Lincoln called for unity with "malice toward none, charity for all" after the Civil War. Franklin Roosevelt encouraged courage over fear itself during the Great Depression. George H.W. Bush invoked community spirit by describing public service as "like a thousand points of light."

1. What do these quotes have in common? Malice toward none, charity for all – Abraham Lincoln, 1865 Nothing to fear but fear itself -Franklin Roosevelt, 1933 Like a thousand points of light -George H.W. Bush, 1989