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How did Nicholas II share some of his power after the Bloody Sunday?

Question by Mandy: What did Tsar Nicholas II do after Bloody Sunday to show the workers he was willing to share some of his power
a. created a judicial branch of the government

b. appointed a committee to begin drafting a constitution

c. agreed to appoint a prime minister

d. created an elected parliament

Answers and Views:

Answer by matt c
Ha, is there a none of the above. One could argue that many things were in place that represented the above mentioned positions, but the facts are that the Tsar did little to share power. Many dictators give little shows to try and appease the discontent in society; it just happened to fail in Russia and the October Revolution was the end result.

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