Germany Topic - Topic 1 (Weimar Republic)

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Define republic

A country without a King or Queen.

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Define Constitution

Rules about how a country is run

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Define Proportional Representation

A voting system which gives small parties a say in Parliament.

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What is PR

Proportional Representation

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Who ruled Germany 1888-1918

Kaiser Wilhelm ||.

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Where did the Kaiser flee to?

Netherlands (Holland)

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What was the name of the country government

Reichstag (Parliament.)

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What was the name of the State governments? (Kaiser)

Bundesrat

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Who was the first president of Germany

Friedrich Ebert

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What was the name of the State governments? (Ebert.)

Reichsrat

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In the ToV how much land did Germany lose?

13% of it.

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In the ToV how much of the population did Germany lose?

6 million

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In the ToV how many parts was Germany split into

2 parts

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In the ToV how much was the army reduced to?

100 000 men.

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In the ToV how many colonies was Germany allowed to keep?

0

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In the ToV how many battleships were Germany allowed?

6

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What clause stated Germany had to take 100% of the blame?

Clause 231.

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In the ToV how much did Germany have to pay?

6.6 bn.

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When did WW1 end?

November 1918

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When did the Kaiser abdicate

November 1918

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Who were far left

communists

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Who were the Spartacists?

German communists

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Who were the Freikorps?

Ex soldiers who lost their jobs due to the ToV - hated communists.

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Define Putsch

an attempt to overthrow the government.

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When was the Spartacist Uprising

January 1919

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Who led the Spartacists

Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht

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When was the Kapp Putsch

March 1920.

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Who led the Kapp Putsch?

Wolfgang Kapp

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Who marched where in the Kapp Putsch

Freikorps to Berlin.

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Name the Kaiser

Wilheim ||.

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Who was the new leader after Kaiser?

Ebert

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What clause meant that Germany took 100% of the blame for the war?

The war guilt clause

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What was the Ruhr

A rich industrial area in Germany

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What does LAMB stand for

Land

Army

Money

Blame

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When did the French occupy the Ruhr?

January 1923

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When was the ToV signed?

June 1919

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Who became new chancellor and foreign minister in 1923

Gustav Stresemann

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When did Stresemann become chancellor?

August 1923

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What was the Locarno Pact?

A treaty between Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Belgium.

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When did Germany join the League of Nations

1926

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When was the Kellog-Briand Pact agreed?

August 1928

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What pact in 1928 agreed international peace from invasion

Kellog-Briand Pact.

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What was passed in 1924 to help Germany through loans

The Dawes Plan

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What happened in the Dawes plan

USA loaned 800 million marks to Germany.

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In the Young Plan what were the reparations reduced to?

6.6bn to 2bn

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When was the Young Plan?

1929

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How much did wages increase by in 1924-29

10%.

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In 1928 how much had homelessness been reduced by?

60%.

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What article was the war guilt clause?

231

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Who was the first president of Germany?

Friedrich Ebert

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How many battleships were Germany allowed post ToV?

6

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What was Article 48?

Gave the President power to make laws without consulting the Reichstag

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What was the German army reduced to after the ToV?

100 000

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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

28th June 1919

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Who led the Spartacists?

Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht

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When was the Kapp Putsch?

13th March 1920

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Why did the Kapp Putsch fail?

the German Government ordered trade unions to go on strike

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Where was 80% of German raw materials located?

The Ruhr

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When was the French occupation of the Ruhr?

11th January 1923

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When was the Spartacist Uprising?

5th January 1919

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When did Stresemann become Chancellor?

August 1923

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Who was German chancellor in August 1923?

Gustav Stresemann

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When was the Dawes Plan?

1924

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When was the Rentenmark introduced?

November 1923

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When was the Locarno Pact?

1925

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When did Germany join the League of Nations?

September 1926

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When was the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

1928

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What was decided in the Locarno Pact?

Germany kept its existing borders

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When was the Unemployment Insurance Act introduced?

1927

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When did Ebert become Chancellor?

10th November 1918

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What did German people describe ToV as (German and English translation)?

Diktat / dictated peace

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Why did French troops invade the Ruhr in 1923?

They didn't believe that Germany couldn't pay reparations and wanted compensation

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What is the full name for the Nazi party?

National Socialist German Workers Party

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What did Stresemann do in November 1923?

introduce the rentenmark

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In the Dawes Plan, how did payments change over 5 years?

Started at 1bn and increased to 2.5bn

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What was a non-economic consequence of the Dawes Plan?

France withdrew troops from the Ruhr

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What were reparations reduced to by the Young Plan?

1.85 bn marks

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What did the Kellog-Briand Pact decide?

Not to use military force to settle disputes

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How many countries signed the Kellog Briand Pact in 1928?

64

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When did Hindenburg become President?

April 1925

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How much did unemployment decrease to from 1924 to 1928?

2 million to 1.3 million

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When was the Unemployed Insurance Law?

1927