### Characteristics of the Twenty-Second and Twenty-Fifth AmendmentsThe table below presents the distinctive features of the Twenty-Second and Twenty-Fifth Amendments to the United States Constitution. #### Twenty-Second Amendment- **Passed after the death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt**: This amendment was introduced to address concerns about a president serving an unlimited number of terms following President Franklin D. Roosevelt's four-term presidency.- **Limits a president to two terms in office**: This amendment sets a term limit for the presidency, ensuring that no individual can serve more than two terms as president.#### Twenty-Fifth Amendment- **Passed after the death of President John F. Kennedy**: This amendment was prompted by the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the need for a clear line of succession.- **Clarified the process of presidential succession:** The amendment provides detailed procedures for replacing the president or vice president in case of death, removal, resignation, or incapacitation.These amendments are vital for maintaining the stability and continuity of executive leadership in the United States.

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