Religon
major religions practiced:
Does religion play a role in government? If so how?:
Religion supported 2 major roles in their government. The roles that were supported was Serfdom 1 and Monarchism 2 . Russia's government gave religious rights to all people which means that religion did play a role in government because the government based a lot of their decisions off of the people in the countries' religions.
Is there any violence because of religious differences:
The violence levels in Russia were very high but they weren't because of religious reasons. The main problem that was faced with religion was that some religions were getting more attention than others so some people of other religions got jealous. One thing I noticed while researching all of these regions, was that a lot of regions were feeling the same type of way towards each other: Jealous.
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Percentage of the population that practices those religions:
- Christian
- Muslim
Does religion play a role in government? If so how?:
Religion supported 2 major roles in their government. The roles that were supported was Serfdom 1 and Monarchism 2 . Russia's government gave religious rights to all people which means that religion did play a role in government because the government based a lot of their decisions off of the people in the countries' religions.
Is there any violence because of religious differences:
The violence levels in Russia were very high but they weren't because of religious reasons. The main problem that was faced with religion was that some religions were getting more attention than others so some people of other religions got jealous. One thing I noticed while researching all of these regions, was that a lot of regions were feeling the same type of way towards each other: Jealous.
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Percentage of the population that practices those religions:
Serfdom 1 : the status of peasants under feudalism. Also known as a condition of bondage which developed during the High Middle Ages in Europe.
Monarchism 2 : supporting the principle of having monarchs.
Monarchism 2 : supporting the principle of having monarchs.