The term 'appointed' refers to the process of selecting individuals for specific positions or roles based on authority or recommendation rather than through direct elections.
Nominated: Similar to appointed, it means individuals are selected for specific positions but usually after being proposed by others or recommended by a committee before final approval.
Cabinet Members: Individuals appointed by the head of government (such as a prime minister) who oversee specific government departments/areas like finance, defense, education, etc.
Judicial Appointments: The process through which judges are selected and appointed to serve in courts. This can involve nominations made by executive branches and confirmations by legislative bodies.
AP US Government
In the UK, which house of the bicameral legislature is primarily appointed and not directly elected by the people?
How are the justices of the Nigerian Supreme Court appointed?
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