Which river was commonly described as the most Hungarian river until the Treaty of Trianon?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The Tisza
- Step 1: The Tisza, which crosses Hungary from north to south, was called the most Hungarian river because before 1920 it flowed entirely within the kingdom. Answer: The Tisza. Why not the others: The Rába, the Drava and the Sajó don't fit.
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