Asked by jimmybob

How did the Twenty-Second amendment limit the presidency?
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It limited a president’s term to 4 years.
It limited a president’s term to 4 years.

It limited a president to serving two 4-year terms.
It limited a president to serving two 4-year terms.

It limited a president to being chosen by the Electoral College.
It limited a president to being chosen by the Electoral College.

It limited the date at which a new president could take office.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
It limited a president to serving two 4-year terms. (The 22nd Amendment generally bars more than two elected terms—or more than 10 years total if someone succeeds midterm.)