What type of government did Russia have during the 1990's?

Answer 1

The government was autocratic. The Fundamental Laws of April 1906 confirmed the role of the tsar, aka czar, in his absolute leadership of the Russian Empire. He therefore had complete control over foreign policy, the executive, the church, and the armed forces. Against a backdrop of recently instituted civil and voting rights, the recently approved Constitution nevertheless couldn't, and didn't, stop him from dissolving the Duma [Parliament].

Answer 2

From about 1928-1953 the Soviet Union was a Stalinist Dictatorship. From the early 1930s onwards Stalin ruthlessly tightened his grip on the country.

Answer 3

In the 1990's following the fall of communism, Russia had (and still has) a parliamentary system of government, much like that of most of the nations in the world.

Answer 4

Russia under Stalin was a dictatorship.

Answer 5

A state capitalist dictatorship.