American GovernmentQuestion 26 of 128
How long is one term for the President?
a.2 years
b.4 years
c.6 years
d.8 years
Explanation
The President serves a four-year term. Under the 22nd Amendment, a President may be elected to no more than two terms. Elections for President are held every four years.
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