Some chiefs are elected, but the chief’s position is usually A. elected
B. inherited
C. appointed
D. distributed by lot
Some chiefs are elected, but the chief’s position is usually
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Some chiefs are elected, but the chief’s position is usually A. elected
B. inherited
C. appointed
D. distributed by lot
The correct answer is B. inherited.
In many cultures, the position of a chief is often passed down through family lines, meaning it’s inherited rather than elected or appointed. While some chiefs may be elected, the traditional role frequently involves hereditary succession, where the position is passed from parent to child.