Austro- Hungarian Empire

Which empire is located at number 4?

• German

• Bulgaria

• The U.S.

• Austro-Hungarian

Thought nations should be formed based on people who shared common heritage, language, and customs

• Nationalists

• Isolationists

• Vegans

• Culturalists

Prior to World War I, this empire was the largest political entity in mainland Europe.

• Russian Empire

• Austro-Hungarian Empire

• French Empire

• Ottoman Empire

a moderate Hungarian leader, helped work out a compromise that created a new political power known as the Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary.

• Francis Joseph

• Ferenc Deák

• Peter Stolypin

• Alexander II

18 years old inherited the Hapsburg throne. He rule until 1916, presiding over the empire during its fading days. he made some limited reforms. He granted a new constitution that set up a legislature

• Peter Stolypin

• Ferenc Deák

• Francis Joseph

• 18 year old

Why did the Habsburgs agree to the compromise of 1867?

• they wanted to become a stronger nation state

• they are too weak to keep fighting

• they didn't

• they're forced to

An ethnic group forming a part of one or more political nations.

• empire

• isolationist

• nationality

• expansionist

Austria had to share power with what country in 1867?

• Germany
• Prussia
• Hungary
• Poland

Francis Joseph’s attempts at reform failed because

• the new constitution gave nationalists too much power.

• the legislature provided Hungary with a chance at total self-government.

• the German-speaking Austrians were left out of the process.

• the reforms did not address the needs of most of the people in the empire.

The Dual Monarchy failed to end nationalist demands because

• only Hungary received any autonomy and additional power.

• too much power was given to the Czechs in Bohemia.

• the various peoples fought among themselves for more power.

• he nationalists did not believe in monarchy as a system of government.