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Is the consent of the governed an important principle in Russia?
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∙ 11y ago
Definitely not. The government of China is called a communist government, and the people of China don't get any say in how the government is run. The government basically has the power to do whatever it wants, and people who speak out against this are often imprisoned.
no because it depends on what the leader says.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 13y agoAt some points, but not for everything. That is how the representative democracy works: the people elects representatives (president, congress) to govern and make decisions for them.
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∙ 13y agoYes its inessential in a democracy without consent there be no authority.
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∙ 11y agoYes because they have a parliamentary and constitutional government.
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∙ 11y agoyes
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What was Kievan russia was governed by princes?
councils of nobles
Russia today is governed by what kind of system?
It is governed by the Russian Federation
Why does France back Russia?
It's difficult to see in what France is backing Russia. French presidents are by principle either "Alanticists" siding with America by principle, or non-aligned.
How did Russia's size hurt its ability to be governed?
Size of the territory doesn't matter when you govern it.
Is Russia a principle consumer of crucial metals?
No ENVS&100
Who was the most important leader in Russia?
All leaders of Russia were important.
Why is music so important to Russia?
Because that's the important aspect of living in Russia.
Why are the ural's so important to Russia?
they separate the European Russia from the Asian Russia
Where is Russia's most important economic region located?
Russia's most important economic region is greater Moscow.
What is Russia the most important recourse?
Mining is the top resource in Russia
What is the age of consent in russia?
Russian has set the age of consent as 16. This is probably the most common age for the laws around the world A few countries are less than this and some higher.
How was Russia governed over most of the time since the 1400s?
By autocratic monarchs called tsars (analog of the Western European kings).
