Slavic groups in Croatia, Dalmatia, Bosnia, and Salvonia had no representation in the government. Based on their location, why do you think this was unfair?

 Their territory was part of the monarchy, and they had no representatives in government.

Explanation:

A large number of historians have long criticized Austro-Hungarian politics. After the occupation of certain Balkan territories, the Austro-Hungarian authorities did not allow representatives of people from those territories to be in the government. They only allowed the political organization and participation of local people at the local government levels, but there were no representatives of the aforementioned regions and states in the government.