President Wilson revived in person address to Congress in 1913
The question asks who revived the custom of addressing Congress in person and notes Woodrow Wilson convened a special session in 1913 to push a tariff bill, delivering the message in person, a first since Jefferson. It also asks where the Cradle of Liberty is, answering Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, famed for revolutionary scenes.
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