What policy did the romanovs institute?

The Romanovs, particularly during the reign of Tsar Nicholas II, instituted a policy of autocracy, which emphasized the absolute power of the monarch and limited political participation. They resisted democratic reforms and maintained a strict censorship regime to control public opinion. Additionally, the Romanovs pursued policies that favored the nobility and the Orthodox Church, while often neglecting the needs of the peasantry and emerging working class, leading to widespread discontent. This autocratic approach ultimately contributed to the downfall of the dynasty during the Russian Revolution of 1917.