By: Nicole Donaldson, Jordan Mabins, Jennifer Palma, and Gabriel WaiteSantibaez

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• By Nicole Donaldson, Jordan Mabins, Jennifer
  Palma, and Gabriel Waite-Santibañez
  

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Francis Joseph

• He was born in 1830.
• At the age of 18 years old, Francis Joseph
  inherited the Hapsburg throne.
  
• He ruled as emperor of Austria.
• He also ruled as king of Hungary.
• His time on the throne ended in 1916 due to his
  death.

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Francis Joseph
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Ferenc Deak

• Ferenc Deak was a moderate Hungarian leader.
• He helped work out a compromise that created a
  new political power known as the Dual Monarchy.

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Dual Monarchy

• A political power
• The Dual Monarchy was the kingdom of
  Austria-Hungary from 1867-1918.
  
• Austria and Hungary were separate states
• Each had its own constitution and parliament

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Dual Monarchy
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The Hapsburg Empire Declines

• Napoleon dissolved Holy Roman Empire Austrias
  center of power shifted to central Europe.
  
• Under this new power, Austrian emperor Francis I
  upheld conservative goals against liberal forces
  
• The gov. limited industrial production, resulting
  in the stir of socialism caused by the growth of
  cities and worker discontent
  
• Urgent nationalists demands disturb old order
  while Hapsburg presides a multicultural empire
  made up of mostly Hungarians and Italians.
  
• Hapsburg ignores demands and nationalists revolt
  in 1848 and the gov. crushes them
  
• Francis I takes the throne in 1848
• During his reign he made limited reforms and
  granted a constitution.

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Formation of the Dual Monarchy

• In 1887, Ferec Deak creates a new political power
  known as the Dual of Monarchy of Austria-
  hungary.
  
• Under the Dual of Monarchy, Austria and Hungary
  are separate states each consists of their own
  constitution and parliament.
  
• Although they were separated, they shared
  ministries of finance, defense and foreign
  affairs.
  
• Hungarians welcomed compromise, though
  restlessness increased amongst Slavic groups.
  
• Slavics were called to unite and insisting only
  though liberty, equality, and fraternal
  solidarity could they fulfill their mission.
  

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Musicia

• 1)Nationalitydescendants of past singers and
  musicians
  
• 2)languagesinging (English)
• 3)cultureeverything is normal except that they
  never stop listening to music. Everyone is
  open-minded to explore all genres of music.
  
• 4)historycreated in 1927 when musicians and
  singers wanted freedom to hear whatever they want
  and to sing and play freely without protests
  
• In April 1927, famous musicians around the world
  pronounced
  
• Musicia a free nation.
• 5)religionMusictology-the way of thinking which
  involves believing that music can heal anything
  and bring happiness
  
• 6)territory official name- Land of Harmony
• An island off of the tip of Italy

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