Question

Which of the following positions are elected directly by the people?



Supreme Court justice

president

vice president

senator

Answer 1

Federal elected officials

The federal government consists of three branches: judicial, legislative, and executive.
•The judicial branch consists of federal trial and appeals judges, including the U.S. Supreme Court. These judges are nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate — you don't have a vote in the selection of federal judges. The judicial branch of government interprets federal laws when lawsuits are filed in federal courts. On occasion, it also decides whether state laws conform to the federal constitution.
•You do elect the members of the legislative branch, called Congress. (Congress includes both the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives.) Congress makes the laws by passing bills.
•You also elect the heads of the executive branch: the president and the vice president. The executive branch of government plays a role in making laws by the use of the president's veto of legislation. The executive branch also carries out the laws that Congress enacts and the courts have clarified.

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Answer 2

So it would be #1?

Answer 3

jewish people

Answer 4

No it would be senators. The president is selected by us in a way, we vote and narrow down the options, but the representatives are the ones who choose. We pick senators.

Answer 5

Ohhh got ya! Thanks :)

Answer 6

Your welcome. :)

Answer 7

Do you know this?
The implied powers of Congress must be traceable to:



voter preference

Supreme Court decisions

enumerated powers

votes cast in Congress

Answer 8

Implied powers are those that can be directly traced to an enumerated power.