According to the 22nd amendment, a president can serve how many terms in office?
a. one term
b. two terms
c. four terms
d. as many as elected

The correct answer is B. Two terms.

Explanation

The 22nd Amendment of the Constitution of the United States is the one that establishes the maximum presidential term limit, which was approved on March 21, 1947, and ratified on February 27, 1951, stating the maximum period was two terms. This Amendment is recognized as a mandate of the Funding Fathers, for example, George Wahington, who only ruled for two periods and rejected to participate in a third election to avoid a monarchical role. This same position was taken by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe who adhered to that principle. From the above, this Amendment established a maximum of two terms in office for each President. So, the correct answer is B. Two terms.

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