Austria-Hungary's formation of a dual monarchy in 1867:
A. meant greater Austrian control of Hungary.
B. meant that a Magyar occupied the Hungarian throne.
C. meant that Austria and Hungary became virtually separate states.
D. enabled Austria-Hungary to become a major imperial power in Africa.
E. ended the threat of nationalist divisions within the empire.
C
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