Although the options are not included in this question, we can still refer to examples of leaders who lose their integrity and thus become unable to lead. An example of this would be Aung San Suu Kyi. In the past, Aung San Suu Kyi was admired all over the world because of her work in Myanmar. She was an important political figure and a source of inspiration for many around the world. However, she lost her integrity when she refused to admit that the Rohingya people were persecuted by the government. Because she compromised her principles and was deceitful, Aung San Suu Kyi no longer inspires the world in the way that she did in the past.
Answer:
a. must be approved by the Senate, but not responsible to the Senate or to Congress at large
Explanation:
Cabinet members are approved by the Senate but are responsible to the President and can be fired without the approval of the Senate.
The President is the General Commander of the Armed Forces and he has the power to fire a Cabinet member without the approval of the Senate.
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The Soviet Union broke up into a number of independent, noncommunist states in 1991. The largest former Soviet state is Russia. Germany was reunited as East Germany and was no longer separated from West Germany by the Berlin wall. As a result of these changes, Eastern Europe began to transition from communism to democracy. As the iron rule of the former Soviet state was lifted, longstanding ethnic conflicts erupted in some formerly communist states.
