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When did germany get unified?

1871

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When did Wilhelm II become the Kaiser?

1888

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What happened to Germany’s industry?

By 1913 Germany was producing more iron and steel and as much coal as Britain

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How many people voted for the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in the early 1900s

Around 1 in 3 German

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What was the population increase?

41million in 1871 to almost 50million in 1891

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How much of the working population did the industry employed?

60%

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What was signed by Bismarck?

A system of protectionism was reintroduced in 1878. This meant that German goods were cheaper for consumers than foreign imports.

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How much iron and steel production did German have?

4million tonnes in 1890 which was half of Britain’s. This was quadrupled in 1914

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How many members did the trade union have?

2.5million

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How much votes did the SPD win by?

36% in 1912

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What did the Kaiser introduced in attempt to reduce discontent among the working class?

The workers protection act in 1891 to improve safety at work

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When did the Kaiser introduce the naval laws?

Between 1898 and 1912

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What was the population of Prussia?

Two thirds of the whole population and over half the territory

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how many workers assembled in Berlin?

10 000 in 1916

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When did thousand of people die to the flu?

1918

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When did a new parliamentary government get formed?

3 October 1918

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When did the Kaiser abdicated?

9 November 1918

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When did the armistice get signed?

11 November 1918

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What is the economic impact of the war?

  • In 1918 national income was 1/3 of what it had been in 1914 and industrial production was 2/3 of what it had been in 1913.

  • Almost 40billion dollars was spent on the war

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What were the social impacts?

  • By 1918 Germany lost 1.7million men in fighting and 4.3 million were wounded.

  • Germany was only producing 50% of the milk and 60% of the butter and meat which has been produced before war.

  • Women were called to work making up 37% of the workforce.

  • ¾ of a million Germans died from hunger and disease

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When did germany sign the treaty of Versailles?

28 June 1919