The Habsburg Empire was both the King of Hungary and the emperor of Austria. It is also known as the Austrian Monarchy of the Danube Monarchy.
In 1867 The Austro-Hungarian empire merged and formed the Habsburg Empire into an alliance of two sovereign states.
Austria-Hungarian empire was the dual government in which both sides have their own Constitution where the half side of the people was treated foreigners in another half side. Within the Empire, there were many subordinated ethnic groups, including Slavs, with whom it was never interested in resolving their national issues.
Explanation: The Habsburg monarchy was a multinational monarchy ruled by the Habsburg Archduke. It is also known as the Austrian Monarchy of the Danube Monarchy, in the period from 1526 to 1804 when it became the Empire. The capital was mostly in Vienna, although it was a period when the capital was Prague. From 1804 to 1867, it was the Austrian (Habsburg) Empire to become the dual monarchy of Austria Hungary Empire. Within the Empire, there were many subordinated ethnic groups, including Slavs, with whom it was never interested in resolving their national issues.
Most public policies are carried out by administrative agencies in the executive branch, although sometimes the courts get involved in implementing decisions they make. Agencies use many techniques to see that policy is carried out.
