State charter (Constitution) of Russia – Summary: 1.
* Russia is a constitutional monarchy. The Emperor has very extensive powers – he is head of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government, and is head of the Russian Orthodox Church. The budget and foreign policy were fully in his hands. 2.
* The legislative branch the Emperor shares with the Duma, which is elected by the nobility and the tip of the townspeople. 3.
* Russia is a federated state, consists of Viceregencies with elected Viceregency Dumas, and appointed by the Emperor, Head of Viceregency . 4.
* All citizens of Russia have basic civil rights, but serfdom is preserved.
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| - State charter (Constitution) of Russia – Summary: 1.
* Russia is a constitutional monarchy. The Emperor has very extensive powers – he is head of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government, and is head of the Russian Orthodox Church. The budget and foreign policy were fully in his hands. 2.
* The legislative branch the Emperor shares with the Duma, which is elected by the nobility and the tip of the townspeople. 3.
* Russia is a federated state, consists of Viceregencies with elected Viceregency Dumas, and appointed by the Emperor, Head of Viceregency . 4.
* All citizens of Russia have basic civil rights, but serfdom is preserved.
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| - State charter (Constitution) of Russia – Summary: 1.
* Russia is a constitutional monarchy. The Emperor has very extensive powers – he is head of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government, and is head of the Russian Orthodox Church. The budget and foreign policy were fully in his hands. 2.
* The legislative branch the Emperor shares with the Duma, which is elected by the nobility and the tip of the townspeople. 3.
* Russia is a federated state, consists of Viceregencies with elected Viceregency Dumas, and appointed by the Emperor, Head of Viceregency . 4.
* All citizens of Russia have basic civil rights, but serfdom is preserved.
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