Federalism in Russian Constitution

Constitution of the Russian Federation was adopted in…

• 1991

• 1992

• 1993

• 1994

… is the principle of state-territorial structure, which ensures the unity and division of state power in the conditions of its territorial organisation at several levels.

(a)  

Which articles of Russian Construction contain information about the Federal Structure?

• 65-79

• 80-94

• 95-109

• 110-124

What is NOT one of the principles of Federalism, which are enshrined in the

article 5 of the Constitution?

• State integrity

• The unity of the system of state authority

• The equality and self-determination of peoples in the Russian Federation

• The possibility of subjects to leave the federation

Russian Federation has the … structure of parliament, which consists of the Council of the Federation and the State Duma.

(a)  

The territorial units of the Russian Federation does NOT include the status of…

• Republic

• Territory

• Autonomous republic

• Autonomous area

The model of the Russian Federation can be called …, because it includes subjects formed both by national-territorial and territorial grounds.

(a)  

One of the most important aspects of the Federal reform was the establishment of …

• The institution of plenipotentiaries of the President

• The Commission for the preparation of proposals on the delimitation of subjects of jurisdiction and powers

• The State Duma

• The Council of the Federation

One of the main advantages of Federalism in Russia is …

• High dependence of subjects on the center

• Unequal empowerment of different subjects of Russia

• Division of powers between the regions and the center

• Interference of federal authorities in the affairs of the subjects

In order to continue its development in Russia, it is essential for federalism to strictly adhere to the principle of … of interests when interacting with the subjects.

(a)