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Austria had the most effect in economy.
Austria-Hungary's economy lagged behind very much, as sustained modernization had begun much later in Austria-Hungary.

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Austria and Hungary were independent to each other.
Kingdom of Hungary could save its separated and independent budget. The Austro-Hungarians economy fell behind greatly

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-Germans 24%
-Croats 5%
-Magyars (Hungarians) 20%
-Serbs 4%
-Czechs 13%
-Slovaks 4%
-Poles 10%
-Slovenes 3%
-Ruthenians (Ukrainians) 8%
-Italians 3%
-Romanians 6%

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Austria-Hungary had one of the world's most highly developed and inclusive economic welfare programs, funded by indirect and direct taxes.

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-Austria has often been subjected to cultural "invasions," which are a source of the differences among the provinces.

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Before WW1 21 Million
Now  52.8 million

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-The Kingdom of Hungary lost its former status as a result of the Russian suppression of the Hungarian Revolution (1848).

-The status question as settled by the monarchical personal union of the two countries--the Compromise of 1867. Economically, Austria was, however, no longer a great power.

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-The new states of eastern Europe mostly all had large national minorities. Millions of Germans found themselves in the newly created countries as minorities

-Many of these national minorities found themselves in bad situations because the modern governments were intent on defining the national character of the countries, often at the expense of the other nationalities.

-Borders of newly independent Hungary did not include two-thirds of the lands of the former Austrian Hungary empire, including areas where the ethnic Magyars were in a majority.

-The new republic of Austria maintained control over most of the predominantly German-controlled areas, but lost various other German majority lands in what was the Austrian Empire.

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why Austria Hungary experienced Political Change

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why Austria Hungary experienced Political Change

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Austro-Hungarian Empire is broken up at the end of World War I. Hungarian republic is proclaimed following a revolution. Hungary loses large part of territory to Czechoslovakia, Romania, Russia and Yugoslavia. The National Assembly restores Kingdom of Hungary; Horthy becomes regent and remains influential until 1944.

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Over 40% of Austria is covered by forests, the majority of it is in Alpine regions. Less than one-fifth of Austria is farmland and suitable for agriculture. The percentage of arable land in Austria increases in the East as the country becomes less alpine. Almost half of a grassland consists of high Alpine pastures.

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Today's laws never existed in the Empire of Austria or the Kingdom of Hungary.
There was no common citizenship: one was either an Austrian citizen or a Hungarian citizen, never both.

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Austria's Relationship with European countires

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Austria's Relationship with European countires

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Austria-Hungary was a multi ethnic state which meant that it was made up of people form many different nationalities. This caused problems when Nationalism
took hold because all of the different groups of nationalities wanted their independence, they wanted national statehood. This caused turmoil and instability within the Empire.
Austria was also weakened after it's loss to Prussia during Austro-Prussia War (1866) where it was evicted from German Confederation (resulting in Prussia-led Germany). Forced to concede equality to Hungary, then a junior partner of the empire. Formed alliance with Germany, to offset Russian threat, Austria’s primary enemy at the time.

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Austria-Hungary disappeared because of the Treaty of Saint-Germain, that was signed on September 10, 1919 and the Treaty of Trianon that was signed on June 4, 1920. This is why Austria, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia were formed.

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Franz Josef was its sovereign and emperor. Each of the empire’s two monarchies continued to exist in their own right; they had their own parliament, prime ministers, cabinet and a degree of domestic self-government. The emperor's power was absolute but, Franz Josef ruled in a constitutional Government. Comprised the western half of Austria-Hungary.