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What is an empire?
Controlling other countries
What are colonies?
Smaller states that make up an empire
What was the Kaiser?
The German King/Emperor/Monarch
What is the Reichstag?
German Parliament
Who were the Junkers?
Rich Prussian landowners who support Kaiser
What are trade unions?
Workers organisations to defend rights
What is Prussia?
Largest state and original part of Germany
What year that the Social Democrats (SDP) had become the largest political party in the Reichstag?
1912
How many major towns from 1871 to 1910?
8 in 1871, 48 in 1910
What year was Germany reunited as one country (there were 25 separate states before).?
1871
What system was the Kaiser's Germany?
autocratic (One person ruling the country)
Who could vote in the Kaiser's Germany
Men above 25 years old
When was working on a Sunday banned?
1891
Which party was the biggest in the Reichstag in 1912?
Social Democrats (SPD)
Who voted for the SDP?
The working public
What does Weltpolitik mean?
World Policy
What were the 3 parts of Weltpolitik?
Navy, Army, empire
How many battleships did Germany have in 1898 (before first navy law)?
12 battleships
How many battleships did Germany have after the first naval law?
19 battleships
How many battleships did Germany have after the second naval law?
38 battleships
Who was secretary of state of the navy in Germany in 1897?
Admiral von Tirptiz
How many troops did Germany have in 1913?
800,000 soilders
How many soilders did Germany have in 1914?
1,000,000 soilders
How many casualties did Germany have in WW1?
3 million casualties
What does diktat mean?
Dictated peace
What is a constitution?
A document which spells out the principles by which a government runs and the fundamental laws that govern a society
What was the Kiel mutiny?
German sailors refused to fight British navy in revolution against the Kaiser in the naval base at Kiel.
when was the Kiel mutiny?
3 November 1918