As a result of the Twenty-Second Amendment, presidents can:
O
A. declare war without congressional approval.
B. serve a maximum of two terms in office.
C. prevent pay raises for members of Congress.
O
D. veto constitutional amendments that have been approved by the
states

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As a result of the Twenty-Second Amendment, presidents can:
O
A. declare war without congressional approval.
B. serve a maximum of two terms in office.
C. prevent pay raises for members of Congress.
O
D. veto constitutional amendments that have been approved by the
states

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The answer would be B.

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the Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution limits to two the number of times a person is eligible for election to the office of President of the United States, and sets additional eligibility conditions for presidents who succeed to the unexpired terms of their predecessors.

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As a result of the Twenty-Second Amendment, presidents can: O A. declare war without congressional approval. B. serve a maximum of two terms in office. C. prevent pay raises for members of Congress. O D. veto constitutional amendments that have been approved by the states

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As a result of the Twenty-Second Amendment, presidents can:
O
A. declare war without congressional approval.
B. serve a maximum of two terms in office.
C. prevent pay raises for members of Congress.
O
D. veto constitutional amendments that have been approved by the
states