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There were many presidents who were elected for two full terms. Franklin D. Roosevelt (the 32nd president of the US) actually was elected to four terms, although he died partway into his fourth term, and there was a later law passed that limited presidents to two terms only.

Here are other presidents who were elected for two terms:

George Washington--1st president

Thomas Jefferson--3rd president

James Madison--4th president

James Monroe--5th president

Andrew Jackson--7th president

Abraham Lincoln--16th president (assassinated during second term)

Ulysses S. Grant--18th president

Grover Cleveland--22nd and 24th president (non-consecutive terms)

William McKinley--25th president (assassinated during second term)

Woodrow Wilson--28th president

Dwight D. Eisenhower--34th president

Richard M. Nixon--37th president (resigned during second term)

Ronald Reagan--40th president

Bill Clinton--42nd president

George W. Bush--43rd president

Barack Obama--44th president

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