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Under the 22nd Amendment, what is the maximum number of terms a president can be elected to office? A. one four-year term B. two four-year terms C. two five-year terms D. one two-year term E. two six-year
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Under the 22nd Amendment, what is the maximum number of terms a president can be elected to office?

A.

one four-year term

B.

two four-year terms

C.

two five-year terms

D.

one two-year term

E.

two six-year terms

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Answer:

B.) 2 4-year terms

Step-by-step explanation:

The 22nd amendment made it illegal to serve more than 2 four-year terms in the presidential office "No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice"

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