The conflicting interests in the Austrian parliament made passing legislation challenging as various groups __________.
A. disrupted meetings to slow the process
B. used the veto granted to each recognized national group
C. brought pressure through private paramilitary forces
D. bribed parliamentarians to delay legislation
Answer: A
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