Why did Alexander III disolve Duma?
A. he felt they weren't doing their jobs in carrying out the will of the people
B. he felt that he would be able to handle creating the reforms that people wanted without having to make the Russian government larger
C. he felt that the Duma was gaining too much power and trying to enact too much change within Russia and Alexander III was not willing to give up his power as the absolute ruler
D. he felt that the Duma was not being respected by the people of Russia and dissolved the Duma to create a new more powerful parliament

Question

Why did Alexander III disolve Duma?
A. he felt they weren't doing their jobs in carrying out the will of the people
B. he felt that he would be able to handle creating the reforms that people wanted without having to make the Russian government larger
C. he felt that the Duma was gaining too much power and trying to enact too much change within Russia and Alexander III was not willing to give up his power as the absolute ruler
D. he felt that the Duma was not being respected by the people of Russia and dissolved the Duma to create a new more powerful parliament

anonymous · Answer

It's C