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Autocratic Rule is government by an absolute ruler with no limits to the rulers power. |
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What did the Tsars of Russia control? |
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Their power was extensive. They had absolute power over the government, army navy, church and all other aspects of Russia. |
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What year did Nicholas II come to power? |
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What was Tsar Nicholas II also known as? |
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How was parliament run in Russia? |
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There was no cabinet or parliament. The Tsar passed laws and annointed/dismissed ministers as he pleased. |
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The people had no say in the new Tsar. It was heridatery down the male Romanov line. |
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The Okrana were a devision of the Russian Secret Police. They spied on Nicholas II's subjects to insure there were no uprisings and to inforce nicholases laws. |
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How was the Russian church involved in the Russian Government? |
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The russian orthodox church was a government divison.
It was an important way to gain money and retain control for the Tsars. |
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Why is personality important in an Autocratic Ruler? |
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Because the person in control must be passionate about their position and have good intentions for the country.
A weak ruler may be questioned. |
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Who was a part of Nicholases direct Nucleur family?
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His Wife, Alexandra.
His Daughters Olga, Tatiana, Maria and Anistasia.
His son Alexei. |
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