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What was the importance of Budapest to the Austrian-Hungary empire? a. It was where the King lived. c. It was the location for Hungarian parliament. b. It was the location for Austrian parliament. d. It was the scene of the most violent Hungarian uprisings.
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The importance of Budapest to the Austrian-Hungary empire: it was the location for Hungarian parliament.
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