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Referring to the illustration in the text, Revolution in Vienna, May 1848, which of the following ...

Referring to the illustration in the text, Revolution in Vienna, May 1848, which of the following statements describes the major theme of the scene?

a. The Hapsburgs were forced to give into student liberal demands.
b. The revolutionary forces were drawn from the working class.
c. Army forces joined with students in revolts.
d. Magyars were able to storm Vienna.
e. Bismarckian planned student actions were successful in weakening Austrian control in the German States.

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