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Meaning of tsaristic

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of or relating to or characteristic of a czar

The tsaristic regime imposed strict censorship on the media, suppressing dissent and controlling public opinion.
The tsaristic system was characterized by autocratic rule and a lack of democratic institutions.
The tsaristic government maintained a vast network of secret police to quell opposition and enforce its authority.
The tsaristic economy relied heavily on serfdom, keeping the vast majority of the population in poverty and servitude.
The tsaristic policies of Russification aimed to suppress the cultural identity of non-Russian ethnic groups.
The tsaristic government's brutal suppression of the Bloody Sunday protests in 1905 sparked widespread unrest and civil disobedience.
The tsaristic response to the 1905 Revolution included concessions such as the creation of a parliament, but these reforms proved inadequate and failed to quell the growing discontent.
The tsaristic government's entry into World War I proved disastrous, leading to heavy casualties and widespread economic hardship.
The tsaristic system was overthrown by the February Revolution in 1917, marking the end of centuries of autocratic rule in Russia.
The collapse of the tsaristic regime had a profound impact on the course of world history, paving the way for the rise of communism and the ideological divide of the Cold War.

of or relating to or characteristic of a czar

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The tsaristic regime imposed strict censorship on the media, suppressing dissent and controlling public opinion.

The tsaristic system was characterized by autocratic rule and a lack of democratic institutions.

The tsaristic government maintained a vast network of secret police to quell opposition and enforce its authority.

The tsaristic economy relied heavily on serfdom, keeping the vast majority of the population in poverty and servitude.