United StatesQuestion 45 (2025 list) · System of government
Who appoints federal judges?
- aThe Senate
- bThe PresidentCorrect answer
- cThe Chief Justice
- dThe voters of each state
Why?
The President appoints federal judges, including Supreme Court justices. The Senate must approve them, but the appointment is made by the President.
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