22 Amendment Meaning

Term Limitation: The amendment limits an individual to being elected as President of the United States for a maximum of two terms.

Eligibility Conditions: If a person has served more than two years of a term for which another was elected, they may only be elected for one additional term.

Historical Context: The amendment was introduced in response to Franklin D. Roosevelt's four terms in office, addressing concerns about excessive executive power and potential despotism.