THE WEEK IN HISTORY

November 5, 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt wins fourth term On November 5, 1944, Franklin D. Roosevelt won a fourth term as President, after having first been elected in 1932. Prior to Roosevelt, Presidents had followed a tradition of serving a maximum of two terms. Roosevelt is the only President to have served more than two. In 1951, an amendment (change) was made to the Constitution (highest law in the US) limiting Presidents to two terms.…

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