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Answer
The greatest fear of the rulers of the Austria-Hungarian Empire was that their empire would be destroyed by the nationalist forces.
Explanation.
Austria-Hungary Empire was a state in Central Europe between 1867 to 1918.it was ruled by a single monarch.The Empire was broken into smaller nations after world war one.Those who spoken in German language became Austria.
Nationalism in Austria-Hungary led to unification.
Answer:
Anti-Federalist who have said this to complain about the Constitution
Explanation:
The anti-Federalists in their opposition against the central government, concluded on various assumptions, among which is that the central government can lead to tyranny just like the British government under the monarchy. The anti-Federalists also inferred that the central government would defeat democracy and encouraged the upper class (that is the richest among the citizens) to monopolize the government power to their advantage.
