Hungary underwent much change after 1867. The achievements of the Deákist and Liberal governments included the assimilation of the former outlying areas of Transylvania and the Military Frontier, a reform of the relations between the central government and the counties, and a general reorganization of the administration. The judicial system was modernized. Relations between the state and the churches were, after a long struggle, restated in 1894–95 on terms satisfactory to the liberal philosophy of the day. This completed the full emancipation of Hungary’s large Jewish population, who had already gone through the basic emancipation process in 1868, based on ...(100 of 37110 words)