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What tendency of Tsarism is shown by repeatedly dissolving the Duma after 1905?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Tendency of not giving real power to representative institutions

The Duma was created after the 1905 Revolution as a representative legislative body, but the Tsar did not accept genuine parliamentary control. He retained the power to dissolve it and repeatedly used that power when its members challenged his wishes. This shows that Tsarism offered limited reforms while trying to preserve autocratic authority. Therefore, option A correctly describes the tendency revealed by dissolving the Duma.

The repeated dissolutions do not indicate full democracy, acceptance of Soviet rule, or a decision to let peasants control the government. They show the limits of the concession. The Duma existed, but its authority remained restricted by the Tsar, the state administration, and the unequal political system.

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Tendency of not giving real power to representative institutions

Why is this the correct answer?

The Duma was created after the 1905 Revolution as a representative legislative body, but the Tsar did not accept genuine parliamentary control. He retained the power to dissolve it and repeatedly used that power when its members challenged his wishes. This shows that Tsarism offered limited reforms while trying to preserve autocratic authority. Therefore, option A correctly describes the tendency revealed by dissolving the Duma.

The repeated dissolutions do not indicate full democracy, acceptance of Soviet rule, or a decision to let peasants control the government. They show the limits of the concession. The Duma existed, but its authority remained restricted by the Tsar, the state administration, and the unequal political system.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution. Topic: The Russian Revolution.

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