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Which US president served four terms, the only one to serve more than two? Answer with the surname only.
Answer
Roosevelt
- surname
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt's surname 'Roosevelt', the only US president elected to more than two terms (four, 1933-1945)
- sources
- , en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/franklin_d._roosevelt, fdr presidential library & museum, franklin d. roosevelt's presidency: https://www.fdrlibrary.org/fdr-presidency, fdr presidential library, https://www.fdrlibrary.org/fdr-presidency; u.s. national archives, https://prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2017/01/18/a-precedent-breaking-inauguration/, fdr.blogs.archives.gov, franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum, fdr’s presidency — https://www.fdrlibrary.org/fdr-presidency, franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum, ‘franklin d. roosevelt’s presidency’ (https://www.fdrlibrary.org/fdr-presidency); library of congress, ‘franklin d. roosevelt: a resource guide’ (https://guides.loc.gov/franklin-d-roosevelt)., guides.loc.gov, national archives / presidential library records: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms, leading to the 22nd amendment's two-term limit., national archives, 'presidents' (archives.gov/legislative/features/presidents) and u.s. senate historical records confirming franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., national archives, presidents of the united states: franklin d. roosevelt (https://www.archives.gov/) — elected in 1932, 1936, 1940, and 1944, the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms (four terms, 1933-1945); the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two elected terms., obama.artifacts.archives.gov, obamawhitehouse.archives.gov, prologue.blogs.archives.gov, trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov, u.s. national archives / 22nd amendment historical background: franklin d. roosevelt was elected president four times (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944), the only us president to serve more than two terms, which prompted the 22nd amendment's two-term limit., u.s. national archives / 22nd amendment historical record: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms as u.s. president (1933-1945), the only president to serve more than two terms, which prompted the 22nd amendment limiting presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives / congressional research service records of presidential terms: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933, 1937, 1941, 1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two elected terms., u.s. national archives / constitution 22nd amendment historical background (https://www.archives.gov/legislative/features/22nd-amendment) and britannica biography of franklin d. roosevelt, both stating fdr was elected to four terms and is the only us president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives / constitution annotated: 22nd amendment history notes that franklin d. roosevelt is the only president elected to more than two terms (elected to four terms, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944), which prompted the 22nd amendment's two-term limit., u.s. national archives / library of congress presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt (surname roosevelt) was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; this fact predates the 22nd amendment (1951) which limits future presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives / presidential biography records (e.g. whitehouse.gov and archives.gov historical presidential records): franklin d. roosevelt was elected president four times (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944) and served from 1933 until his death in 1945, the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; this led to the 22nd amendment limiting presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives / presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt (fdr) was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives / twenty-second amendment historical background: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms, prompting the 22nd amendment's two-term limit., u.s. national archives / u.s. senate historical records: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms as u.s. president (1933-1945), the only president to serve more than two terms, which led to the 22nd amendment establishing a two-term limit., u.s. national archives / whitehouse.gov presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt (32nd president) is the only u.s. president elected to more than two terms, serving four terms from 1933 until his death in 1945; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives / whitehouse.gov presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt served four terms (1933-1945), the only president to serve more than two terms, codified afterward by the 22nd amendment (1951) term limit., u.s. national archives, "franklin d. roosevelt" presidential biography (archives.gov) and the 22nd amendment to the u.s. constitution, both stating fdr is the only u.s. president elected to more than two terms (elected to four, 1933-1945), u.s. national archives, 'franklin d. roosevelt' biography (archives.gov) and britannica's franklin d. roosevelt entry, both stating fdr was elected to four terms as president (1933-1945), the only us president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, 'franklin d. roosevelt' biography (archives.gov), and the britannica entry on fdr, both stating he was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, 'presidential terms and dates in office' (archives.gov) and the twenty-second amendment to the u.s. constitution (ratified 1951, limiting future presidents to two terms) — both state that franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, 'presidential terms and tenure' / 22nd amendment historical background: franklin d. roosevelt was elected president four times (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944) and is the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms, which led to the ratification of the 22nd amendment limiting presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives, 'presidential terms of office' and the 22nd amendment to the u.s. constitution: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms, which prompted the 22nd amendment limiting future presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives, 'presidential terms' (archives.gov) — franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933–1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives, 22nd amendment historical background (https://www.archives.gov/legislative/features/22nd-amendment) and britannica biography of franklin d. roosevelt, both stating fdr was elected president four times and is the only president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, 22nd amendment historical background (https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/22nd-amendment) and general u.s. presidential history: franklin delano roosevelt was elected president four times (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944) and served from march 1933 until his death in april 1945, the only president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, 22nd amendment historical background; britannica biography of franklin d. roosevelt, 32nd u.s. president, u.s. national archives, 22nd amendment to the u.s. constitution (ratified 1951), which states no person shall be elected president more than twice, enacted specifically because franklin d. roosevelt was elected to and served four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms., u.s. national archives, franklin d. roosevelt biography (https://www.archives.gov/presidential-libraries/franklin-d-roosevelt) — fdr was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; this fact prompted the 22nd amendment's two-term limit., u.s. national archives, list of u.s. presidents (https://www.archives.gov/) — franklin d. roosevelt (fdr) was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives, presidential terms of office (archives.gov) and the 22nd amendment to the u.s. constitution, which was enacted specifically to limit future presidents to two terms after franklin d. roosevelt served four (1933-1945), u.s. national archives, presidents entry for franklin d. roosevelt (https://www.archives.gov/presidential-libraries/roosevelt) — fdr was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., u.s. national archives, presidents of the united states list; franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933, 1937, 1941, 1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms, u.s. national archives, presidents of the united states list; franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933, 1937, 1941, 1945), the only u.s. president to serve more than two terms., us national archives / constitution annotated, 22nd amendment history: franklin d. roosevelt was elected president four times (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944) and is the only us president to have served more than two terms., us national archives / constitution twenty-second amendment historical background: franklin d. roosevelt is the only us president elected to more than two terms, serving four terms from 1933 until his death in 1945., us national archives / general historical record: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to and served four terms as us president (1933-1945), the only president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two elected terms., us national archives / library of congress presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only us president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., us national archives / library of congress: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms as us president (1933-1945), the only president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two elected terms., us national archives / presidents of the united states records: franklin d. roosevelt (32nd president) was elected in 1932, 1936, 1940, and 1944, serving from march 4, 1933 until his death on april 12, 1945 -- the only us president to be elected to and serve more than two terms. the 22nd amendment (ratified 1951) subsequently limited presidents to two elected terms., us national archives / white house historical association: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms as president (1933-1945), the only us president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., us national archives / whitehouse.gov presidential history: franklin d. roosevelt (fdr) was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only us president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., us national archives and presidential library records: franklin d. roosevelt was elected to four terms (1933, 1937, 1941, 1945), the only us president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms., us national archives, 'presidential terms' (archives.gov) and the 22nd amendment to the us constitution, both stating franklin d. roosevelt was elected to and served four terms (1933-1945) and remains the only us president to serve more than two terms., us national archives, 'presidential terms' overview; franklin d. roosevelt is the only us president elected to and served more than two terms (four terms, 1933-1945), wikipedia, "franklin d. roosevelt" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/franklin_d._roosevelt, read 2026-09-28): "he is the longest-serving us president and the only one to have served more than two terms." elected in 1932, 1936, 1940 and 1944; the twenty-second amendment term limit was ratified in 1951, after his death. corroborated at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/twenty-second_amendment_to_the_united_states_constitution., www.britannica.com, www.fdrlibrary.org, www.nps.gov
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#355RooseveltU.S. National Archives, 22nd Amendment historical background; Britannica biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd U.S. President
#66RooseveltU.S. National Archives / Presidential history: Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) was elected to four terms (1933-1945), the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms; the 22nd Amendment (1951) subsequently limited presidents to two terms.
#637Rooseveltfrom www.fdrlibrary.org
#812Rooseveltfrom obamawhitehouse.archives.gov
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