Austria-Hungary's formation of a dual monarchy in 1867 ________.

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The formation of the dual monarchy meant that Austria and Hungary became virtually separate states, each with its own government and parliament, but sharing a common monarch and foreign policy. This arrangement allowed for greater autonomy for Hungary while also maintaining some level of control and influence for Austria. It did not lead to greater Austrian control of Hungary nor did it involve a Magyar occupying the Hungarian throne. Additionally, Africa did not factor into the formation of the dual monarchy.

Austria-Hungary's Formation of a Dual Monarchy in 1867 ________