The Settlement of 1867 succeeded in
A) pacifying the Czechs.
B) reuniting the Sudeten Germans with Prussia.
C) removing the Hapsburgs from control of Hungary.
D) giving Hungary complete control over its internal affairs.
E) putting Hungary under the complete control of Austria.

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The Settlement of 1867, also known as the Ausgleich or Compromise of 1867, gave Hungary a degree of autonomy and control over its internal affairs while remaining part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This helped to pacify the Hungarian nationalists who had been pushing for greater autonomy and independence from the Habsburgs. The settlement did not reunite the Sudeten Germans with Prussia, nor did it remove the Habsburgs from control of Hungary. It also did not put Hungary under the complete control of Austria.

The Settlement of 1867 Succeeded in