This tradition began with the first President,George Washington. Many people wanted Washington to serve another term, but he refused , not wanting to set a dangerous precedent . He surely did not want the country ever to have a king or other life-time ruler.
During the war years, Roosevelt broke the tradition in 1940 by running (and winning) for a third and fourth term due to the urgency of the times.
In February of 1951, a Republican dominated congress passed the 22nd Amendment, which states that no person can be elected president more than twice. It further limits access to the presidency by denying access to the vice-presidency, as that could lead to an illegal ascendency.
The standard was set by George Washington when he chose not to run for a third term. It wasn't until the passage of the 22nd Amendment that there was an official limit on terms.
They established a tradition of direct demorcracy.
He did not follow the tradition of issuing proclamations calling for days of prayer and thanksgiving.
Everyman's Right is a tradition that means there are no Laws of trespass in sweden.
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George Washington!
Ancient Greece was the origin of the western dramatic tradition.
A tradition.
Ancient Greece was the origin of the western dramatic tradition.
One example is The Novel.
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it means "tradition" "origin" and "orphan" plus many other things
its about love kindness being sweet not rude thankfulness and love
The tradition of wrapping gifts in paper started as far back as 105a.d. in China. Soon the tradition spread to Egypt and all throughout Europe. The trend hit America in the 20th century by Hallmark.
English. Most likely originated from the same tradition as other surnames of Johnson, etc.
Ancient Mexican tradition! When the girls came of age (15) and were presented before the boys and warriors of the Kingdom.
"Jeasus" does not have a known meaning or origin as it appears to be a misspelling of the name "Jesus." "Jesus" is a name of Hebrew origin meaning "God is salvation" or "savior." It is a common name in Christian tradition.
Queen Victoria's husband Albert, who came from Germany saw the trees and bought the tradition to England. The origin of Christmas trees began in Germany in the 16th Century.