The Compromise of 1867 gave Austria the right to dismiss the Hungarian parliament.

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The Compromise of 1867, also known as the Austro-Hungarian Compromise, established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary, giving Hungary greater autonomy rather than allowing Austria the right to dismiss the Hungarian parliament. It created a real union between the two countries under a single monarch, but each maintained its own parliament and governmental structures.

The Compromise of 1867 Gave Austria the Right to Dismiss