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U.S. ambassadors typically serve at the discretion of the President and can change positions based on various factors, including new administrations or shifts in foreign policy. Generally, ambassadors are appointed for a term of about 3-4 years, but many remain in their posts longer if their performance is satisfactory and they are retained by subsequent administrations. Some may also be reassigned to different posts during their careers, depending on diplomatic needs.
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List of US ambassadors to UN from 1944?
Answer my question, who were the US Ambassadors
Why does the US have ambassadors?
there is 75 ambassadors in the u.s
Does only the US Supreme Court have the power to appoint ambassadors?
The US Supreme Court does not have the authority to appoint ambassadors. Ambassadors and other foreign dignitaries are appointed by the US President and approved by a simple majority vote of the Senate.
Who represents us in country?
Ambassadors
How do individuals become US ambassadors?
An individual must pass foreign service exam.
Who nominates ambassadors for the US?
The President appoints ambassadors.
What does the skull between the two ambassadors in Holbein's The Ambassadors represent?
Memento mori--the fate that awaits us all
What does the skull between the two ambassadors in holbeins the ambassadors represent?
Memento mori--the fate that awaits us all
What are US ambassadors?
490,000 a year by nathan king
Who part of an ambassadors cabinet?
Ambassadors are responsible for working with national governments in order to ensure that their national interests are being met. In the United States, Ambassadors are part of the US State Department.
Who has the responsibility to explain and distribute official US policy and maintain friendly relations with their host country's government and people?
Ambassadors.
Where do ambassadors for the US Department of State live?
They live in embassies
