the 22nd
Amendment no. 22 Amendment no. 22
22nd amendment
According to the 25th Amendment, a president can only serve two terms and a maximum of 10 years. Franklin Roosevelt was elected four times before the Amendment was enacted.
The 22nd Amendment was passed on March 21, 1947. The amendment set a term limit for the United States President. A President can only serve two, four year terms. There are no term limits for Vice President, House of Representatives, or Senate.
The number of years FDR was president. He served 3 terms and died in office.
Such is the 22nd amendment to the Constitution . Actually the amendment says the president can only be elected to 2 terms- he may serve part of another term.
It limits the president's terms by two. In other words, people can only be a president twice.
1951, with the ratification of the 22nd Amendment.
The amendment that limits the amount of terms for a person to have only two four-year terms as president in office.
12th Amendment- Revises presidential election procedures 20th Amendment- New President takes office on January 20th 22nd Amendment- President can only have 2 terms 25th Amendment- Rules for who becomes president if something happens to the president
As of 1947, when the 22nd Amendment was passed by Congress, a president is limited to only serving two terms.
Yes. 22nd Amendment of the Constitution.