Ferenc Deák ("feh-RENTS day-AHK") represented one side during this event, which attempted to ease the burden of losing the Seven Weeks' War to Prussia the previous year.
In a book titled for The Resurrection of one party in this event, Arthur Griffith used it as a model for achieving the goals of his party, Sinn Féin ("shin fayn"). The Fundamental Articles of Count Hohenwart failed to replicate the success of this event, which appeased a "passive resistance" movement that targeted Alexander Bach. Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust ("boyst") supported this event in a failed attempt to exact his revenge over a defeat at Königgrätz. Ferenc Deák ("feh-RENTS day-AHK") represented one side during this event, which attempted to ease the burden of losing the Seven Weeks' War to Prussia the previous year. This event, which established the "Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen," [emphasize] did not fully achieve the goals of a revolution led nineteen years earlier by Lajos Kossuth ("LYE-ohsh KOH-shoot"). For 10 points, identify this 1867 event that established a Habsburg dual monarchy.
In a book titled for The Resurrection of one party in this event, Arthur Griffith used it as a model for achieving the goals of his party, Sinn Féin ("shin fayn").
Ausgleich [or the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867; accept answers that imply the creation of Austria-Hungary or an Austrian dual monarchy or Hungary gaining equal status with Austria; prompt on Hungarian autonomy; do not accept or prompt on “Hungarian independence”] &lt;European History post-600&gt; Bonuses