The twenty-second amendment limits the president to

question 20 options:

one elected four-year term

two successive two-year terms

two successive three-year terms

two elected four-year terms

two elected four-year terms

Explanation:

The 22nd Amendment limits how many times a single person can be elected as president of the United States to 2 terms. The amendment doesn't require these terms to be consecutive, meaning that a former president could be elected again years after having left office. The Amendment was proposed after Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected a third and a fourth time, causing concern to the people and congress, so Congress passed the Amendment in 1947.

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