Many independent agencies and commissions exist within the executive branch. how are the leaders of these groups chosen?
a. popular vote
b. presidential appointment and congressional confirmation
c. a selective hiring process
d. they are commissioned military officers serving their country
The answer is given by the second choice: B. The leaders of independent agencies and commissions within the executive branch are chosen by presidential appointment and congressional confirmation, respectively. The Executive Branch’s power is entrusted to the President of the United States of America.
The different independent agencies and commissions that exist within the executive branch are chosen through appointment by the president of the United States of America himself. They are chosen by appointment and confirmation to be exact, respectively. Another important would note that aside from this, the president also serves as the Commander-in-Chief of the United States of America.