We can cross out president, because the president is obviously elected by the people.
I do know that senators are also elected.
So, that leaves Supreme Court Justices.
Supreme Court Justices are appointed to the office in this manner:
The president chooses someone to become a Justice, and then the Senate approves, so they then can take the office of Justice. If the Senate doesn't approve, then however, they can not take the spot.
I dont know because there is no other background knowledge but they should probably use a lie detector
Answer:
Battle of Stalingrad-1942
Congress could then use a threat in jail for withholding evidence *but take it from someone else I'm not sure*
Are you talking like a college degree? A little confused on the question but you need to take college courses and on the job training for a little bit before you get the degree.
