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describe the three reforms introduced in Russia by czar Nicholas II after the revolution?

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The absolute monarchy system was replaced by the communists' government under Vladimir Lenin. They opened trade sites to various other nations and factor committees were made. A very strict system of check and balance was introduced. No one was allowed to speak against the policies of the government.

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i) The Tsar allowed the creation of an elected consultative parliament or Durma .

ii) Most of the trade unions and committees were declared illegal .

iii) Serve restrictions were imposed on various political activities .

iv) The Tsar changed the voting laws , and packed the Duma with conservatives who were in favour of old traditions .

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