After world war i, how did former ottoman territories differ from former austro-hungarian territories?

a. ottoman territories could establish democracies, but austro-hungarian territories had to keep their existing monarchies.
b. ottoman territories were allowed to practice different religions, but austro-hungarian territories were required to convert to christianity.
c. ottoman territories were forced to pay fines for damages during the war, but austro-hungarian territories were not punished in any way.
d. ottoman territories came under the control of allied powers, but austro-hungarian territories gained the ability to establish their own governments.

D. Ottoman territories came under the control of Allied powers, but Austro-Hungarian territories gained the ability to establish their own governments

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