The Russian Federation Constitution demands does not allow Putin to run again. He is allowed to be Prime Minister as there is no rule in the Constitution which prevents this. So really he is "President" --just Behind the Scenes. Mir out!
He was forced to by the Bolsheviks. The Working Class and the Bolsheviks felt that he wasn't a good emperor. He led Russia to have economic and military collapse from the first world war. And he just made it worse by killing more people in Bloody Sunday (search it up). People started to really dislike him and liked the Bolsheviks more (led by Lenin) who thought communism would be best with the Working Class getting their say. After he stepped down, the Bolsheviks took charge and you can learn more by searching up the Bolshevik revolution or the Russian Rev. He was later murdered along with the rest of his family.
The Bolsheviks came to power, by shutting down an election by force when the socialist revolutionaries won the election. The leader of the Bolsheviks, were just as bad as Tsar Nicholas II.
An autocratic tsar, is a tsar who rules with supreme power. This means that he would have the final say in everything that happened in the country, and he does not have to do what anyone else wants him to.
The Duma was an elected legislative body that Tsar Nicholas II allowed to be created after the Bloody Sunday incident in 1905. It was supposed to be able to write legislation that even the Tsar would have to honor, but Nicholas kept ignoring it and it became nothing more than an advisory body.
Tsar's Path was created in 1861.
Ivan IV was the terrible tsar. He was called Ivan the Terrible.
No. You can not step up power with a transformer. You can step up voltage, while stepping down current, or you can step up current, while stepping down voltage, but you cannot step up (or down) power.
It is a step up or step down for power delivery.
Michael Romanov was the first Romanov Tsar, and he was chosen by the Russian boyars (royalty) after a conflict with Poland. As Tsar is a position of power, I would assume so.
theperpose of a power supply is to step up or step down an ac voltage to a desired dc value
No. He is still in power.
A step down transformer essentially allows devices that require low voltage power supplies to operate from a high voltage power supply. This is how it gets its name.
Power transformers are step-up or step-down transformers used in the electricity transmission system, whereas distribution transformers are step-down transformers used in the electricity distribution system.
The Bolsheviks came to power, by shutting down an election by force when the socialist revolutionaries won the election. The leader of the Bolsheviks, were just as bad as Tsar Nicholas II.
it is basically the transportation of electrical power from the power generation plant (eskom) via step up voltage transformers to the substation (step down transformers. to the distribution of the consumers.
Because transformers are usually used to step down AC votage, however they usually can accept DC power to step down or up.
No one led the revolution against the Tsar in 1917. The February Revolution that resulted in the overthrow of the Tsar was a spontaneous demonstration against the Tsar by peasants, workers and soldiers in Petrograd. They were demonstrating against food shortages, unfair land ownership and Russia's involvement in World War 1. The demonstrations got out of hand, spread to other cities and could not be put down by the Tsar. He was convinced by his ministers that the only way to stop the rioting was to step down, so he did.
The Decembrist Revolution occurred in Russia after Tsar Alexander I died and it was kind of a competition for power and the position of the Tsar. It was not really lead by any one person, it was a bunch of people each trying to gain power for themselves. The revolution ended when Tsar Alexander I's relative, Tsar Nicholas I, took his place as the tsar of Russia. Tsar Nicholas I was very conservative in his rule to try and stop revolts such as the Decembrist Revolution from happening again. I hope this helped!