How Did Hungarian Nationalists Justify Their Claims for Greater Hungarian

question 39

Multiple Choice

How did Hungarian nationalists justify their claims for greater Hungarian influence (or Magyarization) in Austria-Hungary?

• A) Budapest was a thriving industrial city, and the export of Hungarian grain had saved the monarchy's finances.
• B) The Magyars had their own private army, which could potentially overthrow the Habsburg monarchy.
• C) The Magyars were much more inclusive of ethnic minorities than were other regions of the empire.
• D) The Magyars were the largest and most influential ethnic group in Austria-Hungary.

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