What kind of government does Russian have?

Answer 1

Russia has always had autocratic rulers ever since Muscovy was established. Some of the Tsars, like Peter the Great (reigned 1682-1725) and Catherine the Great (reigned 1762-96), were enlightened, but most were.

Answer 2

The early rulers in Russia and then the Tsars after them created an autocratic type of government where their wishes were law. They also created the notion which continued through to the end of the nineteenth century, at least in many people's minds, that the Tsars authority was God given.

Answer 3

Prior to 1917 Russia was a monarchy (ruled by a Czar, which was a type of king or emperor), from 1917 to 1990 it was a communist state ruled by the Politburo (which was a self-perpetuating oligarchy), and from 1990 onwards it has been a democracy (although relatively corrupt, as democracies go).

Answer 4

Russia's government today is a dual system.
Russia's type of government is a dual system.
A comunist government

Answer 5

Communist government