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Austria-Hungary
- Political
- 1815-1848 Austrian chancellor had
exercised great influence in Europe
- Worked in a conservative
alliance opposed to the
revolutionary movement
- In 1854, Austria gave
support to Britain and France
- Hungary was granted self-government
in 1867, although this was limited
- After 1871 it was growing in Nationalism
- Problems of co-ordinating the policies and resources
of the two states as well as the issue of how to bind
the two states together
- 1815-1848 Austrian chancellor had
exercised great influence in Europe
- Social
- There was much social conflict and many problems such as riots
between groups such as the dominant Hungarian nation the Magyrs
and the Croats/Slovaks
- This was despite the well meaning
efforts of the Emperor, Franz Joseph
- Concessions to one group
only offended and upset
another, making the
problems impossible to
ammend
- There was much social conflict and many problems such as riots
between groups such as the dominant Hungarian nation the Magyrs
and the Croats/Slovaks
- Military
- Due to its economic weakness, it was unable to have the
military power to play a fully independent role in international
affairs
- Due to its economic weakness, it was unable to have the
military power to play a fully independent role in international
affairs
- Economic
- By 1871, Austria Hungary had
weakened economically
- Economic progress and growth
was dwarfed by that of other
countries
- By 1871, Austria Hungary had
weakened economically
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