Hi rma703,
Sounds like you can use a timing question for this. There is an option to show the submit button after a certain duration.
Good luck!

Hi bgooldfed,
I forgot to include that there is a page break between the two questions, so a timing question does not work (I talked with Qualtrics support). They said java could do this, but they are not allowed to help with java code

https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/48697#Comment_48697Oh, I see. So I could spend 1 minute on the first question, proceed to the second and then have to wait 4 minutes? This is a bit trickier because you'll need to track time globally.
A quick Google found a good post you might find relevant. You'll have to use Javascript, but should be able to modify the examples to suit your need:
https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/7656/how-to-implement-a-time-limit-at-the-block-level-plus-auto-advancing
Good luck!

Thank you! I will try that. The code I've found online and attempted to modify have so far not worked, but will try this one. I'm very new to java

If you don't need to display the time remaining you could do the following...
Add a timing question to the first page. Then, add this JavaScript to the question on the second page:
Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function() {
var qobj = this;
qobj.disableNextButton();
var msTimeRemain = (5*60*1000)-(Number("${q://QIDx/ChoiceNumericEntryValue/3}")*1000);
// ^ Update QIDx to QID of timing question on previous page ^
if(msTimeRemain>0) setTimeout(function() { qobj.enableNextButton(); },msTimeRemain);
else qobj.enableNextButton();
});

Thank you so much TomG ! That worked!!