Historical Condition
Russia’s historical origin can be traced back in 600 A.D when Slavs; Indo –European ethnic group dispersed to inhabit majority of Central, Eastern Europe and Southeast Europe. Slavs community who were farmers, fishers and hunters were organized in disintegrated unifications of city states known as Kieven –Rus. In early 1200’s Mongol invaders conquered Kieven-Rus and the Slavs fled into the nearby forest and settled along the Moskova River. The settlement grew into the city of Moscow and became the major trade route. The main occupation was farming as the city was close to the rivers. Muscovy’s princesses had cordial relationships with Mongols as they helped in collecting taxes from adjacent territories of Slavs. By 1400’s Muscovy under the ruler ship of Ivan’s III became strong and overthrew the Mongols and brought Slavs territories under his control. He expanded the kingdom which ultimately came to be known as Russia.
The reign of Ivans ended in 1600 which leads to country invasion, economic weakening and social tension. Romanov’s Czar came to the throne in early 1600’s and most of the peasants became the agricultural workforce of the nobility. While Russia’s empire was spreading …show more content…
In practice, Russia has never functioned with in a twofold executive mechanism as the Prime Minister has been under the supervision of the President. Although semi-presidential in theoretical term, Russia’s government is actually a under the presidential dictatorship in
Russia’s historical origin can be traced back in 600 A.D when Slavs; Indo –European ethnic group dispersed to inhabit majority of Central, Eastern Europe and Southeast Europe. Slavs community who were farmers, fishers and hunters were organized in disintegrated unifications of city states known as Kieven –Rus. In early 1200’s Mongol invaders conquered Kieven-Rus and the Slavs fled into the nearby forest and settled along the Moskova River. The settlement grew into the city of Moscow and became the major trade route. The main occupation was farming as the city was close to the rivers. Muscovy’s princesses had cordial relationships with Mongols as they helped in collecting taxes from adjacent territories of Slavs. By 1400’s Muscovy under the ruler ship of Ivan’s III became strong and overthrew the Mongols and brought Slavs territories under his control. He expanded the kingdom which ultimately came to be known as Russia.
The reign of Ivans ended in 1600 which leads to country invasion, economic weakening and social tension. Romanov’s Czar came to the throne in early 1600’s and most of the peasants became the agricultural workforce of the nobility. While Russia’s empire was spreading …show more content…
In practice, Russia has never functioned with in a twofold executive mechanism as the Prime Minister has been under the supervision of the President. Although semi-presidential in theoretical term, Russia’s government is actually a under the presidential dictatorship in