The difficulties of ruling a multinational empire in the nineteenth century were most apparent in which country?

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Austria-Hungary faced significant challenges ruling over a diverse group of nationalities and cultures within its borders, including Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Romanians, Serbs, Croats, and others. These groups often had conflicting interests and demands, leading to political unrest and even violence. The government struggled to maintain order and balance the competing needs of different groups, ultimately contributing to the empire's collapse in the early twentieth century. While Great Britain and the United States both had diverse populations, they were not multinational empires in the same sense as Austria-Hungary.

The Difficulties of Ruling a Multinational Empire in the Nineteenth