What limitations were placed on the presidency by the Twenty-Second Amendment? Check all of the boxes that apply.

The Twenty-Second Amendment limits a person to being elected president no more than twice. It also allows someone who takes over partway through another president’s term to serve up to ten years total, which is why the amendment sets a maximum possible time in office of ten years. It does not change how presidents choose running mates or require them to have served in Congress.

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