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Previous government experience is a Constitutional requirement for President of the United States. True False
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Previous government experience is a Constitutional requirement for President of the United States.

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Answer: false

Explanation: You do not need previous government experience to be president of the United States. For example, Donald Trump was a buisnessman, and he became president.

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