Should we call this a revolution? Donald Trump is officially back in the White House. This time, experts say, he is out to reshape the US, and the whole world, in his own image.
‘New world order’ as Trump takes oath
He's back: After his inauguration (above), Trump proclaimed that "America's decline is over" and vowed to immediately declare a national emergency on the US-Mexico border. Glossary
Bastille - A fortress in Paris used as a prison by France's kings. It was stormed by an armed mob during the French Revolution.
Revolution - A sudden change in the way things are done.
6 January - Then-US president Donald Trump was accused of inciting a mob of his supporters to storm the US Capitol on 6 January 2021 in a bid to overturn the 2020 election results.
Critical race theory - A set of ideas and academic field suggesting that racial bias is inherent in parts of Western society, especially legal and social institutions.
Transgender - Someone whose gender identity (what they feel inside) does not match the gender identity they were assigned at birth (based on their biology).
Executive orders - In the US, orders written by the president that does not require approval from the legislature, Congress.
Executive power - The power of the part of government that executes or enforces the law. In the US, the executive branch is the president.
French Revolution - The overthrow (and subsequent execution) of France’s king and aristocratic government in 1789. The revolution became infamous and influential worldwide.
Capitalism - A form of economy characterised by private property and competition between companies.