What did nicholas ii do for russia? a. he formed a 2-house legislature. c. he improved conditions for the working class. b. he industrialized the nation. d. he established the role of president for the country.

The correct answer is A. Nicholas II formed a 2-house legislature in Russia.

Explanation:

This two-house legislature was called Duma.

During the pressure caused by the Russian Revolution of 1905, on August 6, 1905, Sergey Witte, with the acquiescence of Nicholas II of Russia to enter into peace negotiations with Japan, issued a manifesto in which he convened the Duma, initially thought of as a consultative body. With the subsequent October Manifesto of that same year, the Tsar undertook to introduce civil liberties, provide broad participation in the State Duma, and create the Duma with legislative and control powers. The State Duma was the lower house of parliament, while the State Council of the Russian Empire would be the upper chamber.

However, Nicholas II was determined to maintain his autocratic power. Just before the creation of the first Duma in May 1906, the Tsar promulgated the Russian Constitution of 1906. The Constitution stipulated that the Tsar's ministers could not be appointed by the Duma and would not have to give explanations, thus denying the responsible Government at an executive level. In addition, the tsar had the power to cancel the Duma and call new elections when he wished.

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