For each of the goals in the following table, indicate whether Frantisek Palacky professed it in his *Letter to Frankfurt Parliament Committee of Fifty*, the delegates professed it in the *Manifesto of the Prague Slavic Congress*, or neither did.| Goal | Letter to Frankfurt | Slavic Congress | Neither ||-----------------------------------------|---------------------|-----------------|---------|| A Pan-Slavic state | | | || Decentralized rule in the Austrian empire | | | || A Greater Germany | | | |**How do Palacky and the delegates at the Slavic Congress differ in their descriptions of the German people?**- ○ Palacky expresses jealousy of German strength, while the delegates deride German abuses.- ○ Palacky expresses respect for Germans, while the delegates deride them.- ○ Palacky expresses hatred of the Germans for their oppressive rule of Bohemia, while the delegates praise German administrative reforms.**Which are important freedoms to the delegates at the Prague Slavic Congress? Check all that apply.**- □ Democratic government- □ Fraternity- □ Equality**What contradiction in Western thought does the *Manifesto of the Prague Slavic Congress* point out?**- ○ Westerners are concerned with freedom for the individual but not of other nations.- ○ Westerners believe in the superiority of the Slavs but treat them as inferiors.- ○ Slavs are European Christians but are often used for slave labor.

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For each of the goals in the following table, indicate whether Frantisek Palacky professed it in his Letter to Frankfurt Parliament Committee of Fifty, the delegates professed it in the Manifesto of the Prague Slavic Congress, or neither did. Goal A Pan-Slavic state Decentralized rule in the Austrian empire A Greater Germany Letter to Frankfurt 0 Slavic Congress 0 O Neither O How do Palacky and the delegates at the Slavic Congress differ in their descriptions of the German people? O Palacky expresses jealousy of German strength, while the delegates deride German abuses. O Palacky expresses respect for Germans, while the delegates deride them. O Palacky expresses hatred of the Germans for their oppressive rule of Bohemia, while the delegates praise German administrative reforms.

For each of the goals in the following table, indicate whether Frantisek Palacky professed it in his Letter to Frankfurt Parliament Committee of Fifty, the delegates professed it in the Manifesto of the Prague Slavic Congress, or neither did. Goal A Pan-Slavic state Decentralized rule in the Austrian empire A Greater Germany Letter to Frankfurt 0 Slavic Congress 0 O Neither O How do Palacky and the delegates at the Slavic Congress differ in their descriptions of the German people? O Palacky expresses jealousy of German strength, while the delegates deride German abuses. O Palacky expresses respect for Germans, while the delegates deride them. O Palacky expresses hatred of the Germans for their oppressive rule of Bohemia, while the delegates praise German administrative reforms.