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Oh, dude, leaders for theocracy are usually chosen based on religious criteria or appointed by religious authorities. It's like being picked for a dodgeball team, but instead of athletic ability, it's all about how devout you are. So, if you want to be a theocratic leader, better start brushing up on your prayers and hymns!
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When religious leaders head a government it is called a?
theocracy
What is a theocratic society?
The word "theocratic" comes from the Greek words for "god" and "government. It means "government by priests" or whatever kind of religious leaders the particular state has. A "theocratic republic" would be a state whose governors are elected from a group of priests. Vatican City is a "theocratic republic". The government of Iran, although described as a republic, is really more like a theocratic constitutional monarchy, as the Supreme Leader (Ayatollah) is not an elected position (but is one which is always filled by a top cleric.)
Should political leaders represent the views of citizens who elected them?
Of course. If they don’t then they are a fraud. They are elected by the people to represent them.
Do Republicans have super delegates?
No, the Republican Party's does not give elected officials and party leaders an automatic vote in the presidential primary process; however, politicians and party leaders can be elected to be delegates(pledged or otherwise).
When leaders are elected by a majority this is called what?
this would be called apples
