Article ii sets the minimum age to be president of the united states as years of age.
a) 25
b) 30
c) 35
d) 40

The correct answer is C. 35

Explanation:

Article II of the United States Constitutions deals with the requirement for being elected as a President of the United States, including three main requirements, the first one is to be a natural born citizen it means people born in the U.S; the second one is related to age and establishes the candidate should be at least 35 years old and the third requirement states the candidate should have lived in the country during at least fourteen years. Thus, according to Article II of the constitution to be a President of the U.S. the minimum age is 35.

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