the system of electing religious leaders to office is called a
theocracy
THEOCRACY
Democracy
An indictment of an official by the House is called an impeachment. The main difference is that you will not go to jail if convicted; you will be removed from office.
The sleeping rooms in a Roman domus (private house) were called "cubicula," from which we get our word "cubicle," which is an area on a office floor that has nothing to do with sleeping.
The name of the prime minister that came into office in 1975 was Malcolm Fraser and remain ther till 1983
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It was a bi office building.
Democratic Theocracy
THEOCRACY
electing
The two leaders were called the counsuls and they held office for one year.
Both religious books and religious leaders play integral roles in guiding and shaping religious beliefs and practices. Religious books provide foundational teachings and principles, while religious leaders offer interpretation, guidance, and support to followers in applying those teachings to their lives. Both are important in influencing the beliefs and actions of individuals within a religious community.
Religious leaders have enough experience with community services which could serve as their primary knowledge about people's needs. Admitting that it wouldn't compare to other politician's credibility, if we really think about it.. countries thriving in corruption doesn't necessarily need intellectual leaders.. but leaders with a strong moral character; built with dedication and honesty. A religious leader is a man for other people. It might work if he is also a political leader for the people. Not like many politicians.. who are only for themselves.
a politiucal party
electing particular candidates to office
Organizations that seek political power by electing people to office so that their positions and philosophy become public policy are called a political party. A local or judicial election in which candidates are not selected or endorsed by political parties and party affiliation is not listed on ballots is a nonpartisan election.
The restrict choices available to the voters, sometime to the detriment of the election, and provide party members with a clear indication of who the party leadership wishes to see elected to the office.
electing a woman to a political office previously held by men
It's single member district system of electing office holders.