One of them is to give people the right of representation, in a sense setting up like a Great Britain system of a parliamentary democracy with a monarch. It's called the Duma, and people were supposed to be able to have representation in the Duma and they would share power with the Tsar and PSYCH! That's why it's a cause of the 1917 revolution. I think that Nicholas II had an opportunity here to share power and maybe history's a different story if he does that. Maybe the Russia of today doesn't even have a Soviet Union past, it's more of a parliamentary monarchy system. Who knows what could have happened? But because he reneged on that deal, because he abolished the Duma after he created it, he wouldn't share power, he's just like, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, in the corner.