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7. Які твердження стосуються «весни народів» в Австрійській імперії? А. Революційні події привели до відставки К. Меттернiха Б. АВСТРiйська імперія перетворилась на дуалістичну монархію В. Було скасовано кріпацтво на західноукраїнських землях Г. Угорщина зберегла незалежність Д. Участь у придушенні революційних виступів брала російська армія Е.Було проголошено загальне виборче право для чоловіків Є.У Вiднi вiдкрито семiнарiю для греко-католицького духовенства Срочно треба пж поможіть даю 25 ​

Answer 1

Ответ:А. Революційні події привели до відставки К. Меттерніха

Б. Було скасовано кріпацтво на західноукраїнських землях

В. Угорщина зберегла незалежність

Г. Участь у придушенні революційних виступів брала російська армія

Д. Було проголошено загальне виборче право для чоловіків

Answer 2

The "Spring of Nations" in the Austro-Hungarian Empire

The "Spring of Nations" refers to a series of revolutionary events that took place in Europe in 1848. These events were characterized by widespread uprisings and demands for political and social reforms. In the context of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, several statements can be made regarding the "Spring of Nations":

A. The revolutionary events led to the resignation of Klemens von Metternich, who was a prominent conservative statesman and the Chancellor of the Austrian Empire at the time. [[1]]

B. The Austro-Hungarian Empire underwent a transformation into a dual monarchy. This means that it became a dualistic state, consisting of two separate entities: Austria and Hungary. Each entity had its own government and institutions, but they shared a common monarch. This change was a response to the demands for greater autonomy and political representation from the Hungarian nationalists. [[2]]

C. The abolition of serfdom (not specifically "кріпацтво") took place in the western Ukrainian lands of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This was part of a broader movement towards the emancipation of peasants in Europe during the 19th century. The abolition of serfdom aimed to improve the social and economic conditions of the peasants by granting them more rights and freedoms. [[3]]

D. Hungary managed to preserve its independence during the revolutionary events of 1848. The Hungarian nationalists, led by Lajos Kossuth, demanded greater autonomy and political rights from the Austrian Empire. Although the Hungarian revolution was eventually suppressed by the Austrian forces with the help of the Russian army, Hungary managed to maintain a level of independence within the dual monarchy. [[4]]

E. The Russian army participated in the suppression of the revolutionary uprisings in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Russian Emperor Nicholas I sent troops to support the Austrian Empire in suppressing the revolutionary movements. The involvement of the Russian army played a significant role in the defeat of the Hungarian revolution and the restoration of Austrian control. [[5]]

F. The introduction of universal male suffrage (not specifically "загальне виборче право") for men was not a direct outcome of the "Spring of Nations" in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Universal male suffrage refers to the right of all adult men to vote in elections, regardless of their social status or property ownership. While the revolutionary events of 1848 did lead to some political reforms and the expansion of political rights, universal male suffrage was not implemented at that time. It took several decades for universal suffrage to be gradually introduced in different countries around the world. [[6]]

G. In Vienna (not specifically "Вiднi"), a seminary for Greek-Catholic clergy was established. The Greek-Catholic Church, also known as the Eastern Catholic Church, is a branch of Christianity that follows the Byzantine rite but recognizes the authority of the Pope. The establishment of a seminary in Vienna aimed to provide education and training for Greek-Catholic clergy in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. [[7]]

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