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    the boyars and create a more centralized government. "...the revolution of Tsar Ivan was an attempt to transform an absolutist political structure into a despotism... the Oprichnina proved to be not only the starting point‚ but also the nucleus of autocracy which determined... the entire subsequent historical process in Russia."[20] Ivan created a way to bypass the Mestnichestvo system and elevate the men among the gentry to positions of power‚ thus suppressing the aristocracy that failed to support

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    |Type of Government |Advantages |Disadvantages |Picture Example | | |An advantage is that |A disadvantage can be if the |[pic] | |Representative Democracy |the people are usually |rights of the minority are not |

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    clear message to all that communication with the Tsar is irrefutable and repressive. The social construct of the autocratic system saw the intense disparity of peasants‚ which made up 82% of the population‚ and the working class (4%). The Tsarist autocracy gave power to the tsar not only to control all power and wealth‚ but also control the distribution of it‚ meaning people were not endorsed by merit. For example‚ the army’s authority was not assigned based on proficiency or skill‚ rather on what

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    that communism and Despotism are synonyms‚but that was wrong. *In fact Communism also has come from people’s thought‚‚‚But from Proletariat class but not from the Noblemen leisure thoughts. *Some Diplomats compared Communism with Autocracy‚Yes this is people’s Autocracy!!!!!!!! But not like Democracy which is full of selfish Aristocracy...... In fact the Ancient Communism was strong supporter of Constitutional monarchy‚here Constitution means ’values’‚‚so

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    moralities is their systems of values. Contemporary values of social morality have been built on the basic principles of democracy such as freedom‚ transparency‚ fairness and equal opportunities. In contrast‚ the personal morality‚ primarily‚ based on autocracy‚ intolerance to other views and dictatorship which can be caused by the system of individual values. For instance‚ the values of Adolf Hitler -‚ were limited to the theory of Aryan people’s superiority‚ which characterized them as the world’s dominating

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    A.P. AMERICAN GOV’T. AND POLITICS MR. BARBE UNIT ONE (TEXT: Read Chapter 1) THIS UNIT will focus on the need‚ purpose and goals of government and how they might be best achieved. This unit will analyze the theories and positions of historic political philosophers and the different types of government which have existed (and which exist today)to achieve these goals. In particular‚ the unit will focus on the characteristics of Democracy and its historical evolution. TESTING: PRE

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    further worsen the arising discontent. Village population had grown from 61to 78 million between 1877 and 1905 but the land owned by peasants only grew 24.2 per cent. There was a shortage of determination to improve the land by the Tsar. The view on autocracy was being undermined‚ even though there was trust in the Tsar by most people. The Tsar’s ignorance on issues such as the poor living conditions for the peasants‚ as well as aspects such as working hours‚ child labour and wages gave more for some

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    major change within Russia. Russia was also one of Europe’s Great Powers; and Alexander III faced pressures from some of his advisors to reform his empire and to make it more like western and central Europe. This would involve reforming the autocracy‚ allowing an elective parliament to share political power with the Tsar. People who held these views were known as ‘Westerners’. Other advisors‚ known as Slavophiles‚ suggested that Russia develop along its own unique lines. They wanted the Empire

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    The Accomplishments and Failures of the 19th Century Tsars The nineteenth century was filled with a variety of tsars. There are two that deserve a great amount of focus: Alexander II and Alexander III. Alexander II hoped to change and resolve Russia and their social and economic problems. His son‚ Alexander III‚ was more conservative and wished to undo everything his father did. Alexander II ascended the throne at the age of thirty-seven. He was tsar of Russia from 1855-1881. Alexander II was

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    Roman Empire. The most important difference between the Roman Empire and the U.S.A. is the difference between the two systems of government. The United States is a democracy‚ giving the people the power over government‚ the Roman empire was an Autocracy‚ leaving the power in the hands

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