Which of the Following Features Did the Austrians Have in Common

question 6

Multiple Choice

Which of the following features did the Austrians have in common with the Ottomans more so than with other Great Powers in Europe?

• A) The Ottomans and Austrians both ruled over multiethnic empires increasingly threatened by nationalist movements
• B) The Austrians traced some of their ancestry back to Turks
• C) The Austrians were trying to reconcile secular nationalism with religious rule
• D) None of these answers is correct; the Austrians shared much more in common with Western Europeans than with the Ottomans

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