1. Presidents are limited to three terms of office. true or false

Question

2. The President's cabinet assists him/her by advising on policy matter and leading executive departments. true or false

3. There are both formal and informal qualifications to becoming President. true or false

4. The 20th, 22nd, and 25th Amendments lay out the line of succession for the office of President. true or false

Answer 1

1. False - Presidents are limited to two terms of office due to the 22nd Amendment.

2. True - The President's cabinet does assist by advising on policy matters and leading executive departments.

3. True - There are both formal qualifications (such as age, citizenship, and residency) and informal qualifications (such as political experience and popularity) to becoming President.

4. False - The 20th Amendment addresses the terms of office and the start/end dates, the 22nd Amendment limits the number of terms a President can serve, and the 25th Amendment addresses presidential succession and disability, but the line of succession is primarily detailed in the Presidential Succession Act.