Why is there a residency requirement to become President?

A. so no young people will be President.

B. to ensure someone is mature enough.

C. to prevent non-citizens from being President.

D. so a person will be familiar with American issues

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26 December, 20:51

Why is there a residency requirement to become President?

A. so no young people will be President.

B. to ensure someone is mature enough.

C. to prevent non-citizens from being President.

D. so a person will be familiar with American issues

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Heather Hayden · Answer 1

Answer: D

Being a president, he will be the one who has the final decision of mostly all the related issues in the country. If the president has a lot of knowledge in terms of political and economical issues of the country, it means that he will be a good president.

Why is there a residency requirement to become President?A. so no young people will be President.B. to ensure someone is mature enough.C. to prevent non-citizens from being President.D. so a person will be familiar with American issues

Why is there a residency requirement to become President?

A. so no young people will be President.

B. to ensure someone is mature enough.

C. to prevent non-citizens from being President.

D. so a person will be familiar with American issues