President Franklin D. Roosevelt is the only U.S. president elected for more than two terms. Did the special circumstances of the war justify this deviation from precedent?

Franklin D. Roosevelt had justification in running for more than two terms because World War II had just begun and the United States was experiencing a Great Depression at the time of the election. The justification was timing, and these two issues justified Franklin D. Roosevelt's third re-election.

Roosevelt was the first and only president who won over two consecutive presidential elections, and his unprecedented four terms were due in part to timing. His election to a third term occurred while the United States was still in the grip of the Great Depression while World War II had just commenced. While previous presidents had sought third terms, the unrest of the time allowed Roosevelt to make a compelling case for stability.

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a
went against the principles of mercantilism.
b
forced them not to buy tea.
c
kept them from buying tea at a low price.
d
was a way to make them accept British taxes.

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