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In what year was the Weimar Republic created?
1919
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Why are the Weimar politicians called the “November Criminals”?
They signed the armistice in November
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What was the main law making house of the Weimar Republic?
Reichstag
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How often would the Reichstag be elected?
Every 4 years
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What was the upper legislative house in the Weimar Republic?
Reichsrat
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What is the name given to a state in Germany?
Lander
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When did women get the vote in Weimar Germany?
1918
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When did women get the vote in Weimar Germany?
28th June 1919
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What was Article 231?
War Guilt Clause
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What was Article 232?
Reparations
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What was the figure set for reparations?
132 billion gold marks
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By what name was the ToV known in Germany?
Diktat
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What was the percentage of female turnout at the first election of the Weimar Republic?
98%
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What system of voting did the Weimar Republic use?
Proportional Representation
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How many votes would a single party need to enter the Reichstag?
60,000
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How many parties were there in the Reichstag (usually)?
29
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What did Article 48 do?
Allowed the President to rule by decree
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What was defined as a “state of emergency” in the Weimar Constitution?
It was not defined
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How often would a new President be elected?
Every 7 years
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Who could appoint new Chancellors? (1)
President
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Who could dismiss Chancellors? (2)
The President, the Reichstag via a vote of no confidence
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Who was the first President of the Weimar Republic?
Ebert
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What was the Ebert-Groener Pact?
The army would support the Republic against left wing militancy
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What was the Steinnes-Legion agreement?
Protected workers rights such as 8 hours days
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Why did many women and workers support the Weimar Republic?
Better rights
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Until what age was education free in the Weimar Republic?
10
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Did the Weimar Republic want more or less confessional education (church endorsed)?
Less
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What is the name given to junior schools in Weimar?
Grundshule
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What is the name given to middle schools in Weimar?
Mittelschule 
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What is the name given to the traditional higher education school in Weimar?
Gymnasium
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What is the name given to the technical education school in Weimar?
Realschule
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What is the name given to the mixed traditional and technical education school in Weimar?
Realgymnasium
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What obstacles were there to reforms to education in Weimar?
Lander wanted control of education, hard to standardise
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What kind of jobs did women do in Weimar Germany?
White blouse jobs
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How many nightclubs in Germany (Berlin) catered for transsexual patrons in the Weimar period?
5
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What famous Weimar watercolour showed a gender ambiguous subject?
The Journalist
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What were the motivations for the Spartacists Revolt?
Wanted communism in style of Russia
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Give the date of the Spartacist Uprising.
5th to 12th January 1919
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Name the two leaders of the Spartacist Uprising. (2)
Karl Liebknecht, Rosa Luxemburg
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How many workers were killed in the Spartacist Uprising?
100
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Which paramilitary group put down the Spartacist Uprising?
Freikorps
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How many members did the Freikorps have by 1920?
300,000 approx
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The government fled to which town during the Spartacist Uprising?
Weimar
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Which General accompanied Kapp on the Kapp Putsch?
Luttwitz
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Which Freikorps unit took part in the Kapp Putsch?
Marine Brigade Erhard
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For how long did the Kapp government occupy Berlin?
4 days, 5 nights
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How was the Kapp Putsch solved?
Ebert urged unions for general strike
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How many workers took part in the Ruhr Rising, which followed the Kapp Putsch?
50,000
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 What did the striking workers in the Ruhr call themselves?
Ruhr Red Army
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What ended the Ruhr Uprising?
Freikorps
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How many workers were killed in the Ruhr Rising?
1000
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Which states declared themselves a separate a communist government in Germany in the early 1920s?
Bavaria, Saxony, Thuringia
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Name the most right wing party in the Weimar Republic, before the NSDAP?
DNVP
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How many disabled veterans did the government provide for in the aftermath of the war?
1,537,000
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How many orphans and widows did the state provide for after the war?
420,000 widows, 1 million children
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What was the NSDAP called before 1920?
DAP
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Who was the leader of the original group (DAP)?
Anton Drexler
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How many points were in Hitler’s Party Programme?
25
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Why do we call the NSDAP “a catch-all party of protest”?
Both left and right wing features, better defined by what they are against than what they are for
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When was the Munich Putsch?
8th-9th November 1923
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How many Nazis died in the Munich Putsch?
16
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How many police died in the Munich Putsch
4
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How long did Hitler serve in prison after the Munich Putsch?
5 months
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What book did Hitler write in prison?
Mein Kampf
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How many political assassinations were carried out between 1919 and 1924?
354
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Who was the first high profile assassination?
Mathias Erzberger - signed armistice
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Who was the last high profile assassination?
Walter Rathenau
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Why did the Ruhr crisis occur?
Germany defaulted on reparation payments
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Which European nation did not join in on the Ruhr crisis?
GB
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What did workers do during the Ruhr crisis?
Passive Resistance
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For how long was Stresemann Chancellor?
100 days
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Which party did Stresemann belong to?
DVP
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How did Stresemann solve the Ruhr Crisis? (International treaty)
Locarno Treaty 1925
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Give an example of a price change to illustrate hyperinflation
Bread 700,000,000 marks, eggs 80,000,000 marks
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Name the new currency implemented by Schacht to solve hyperinflation
Rentenmark and Reichsmark
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Who was affected most by the hyperinflation (class)?
Middle class
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Which class benefited from hyperinflation and how?
Working class could pay back loans easily
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What was Stresemann’s position from 1924-29?
Foreign minister
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During the Golden Years, what percentage of the popular vote went to pro-Republic Parties?
around 70%
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How many changes of government were there in the Golden Years?
7
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How many of the 7 changes in Weimar government were without an election?
4
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Who served as Chancellor twice in the Golden Years? (2)
Luther and Marx
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Which party was involved in only one coalition of the Golden Years?
DNVP
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Which party served in every coalition of the Golden Years?
Zentrum/Centre
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What were the terms of the Dawes Plan?
Reduce reparation payments and increase time to repay
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One of the terms of the Dawes plan was a loan. How much did Germany get from the USA?
200,000 of a promised 800,000 billion marks
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How was the money from the Dawes Plan loan spent?
Infrastructure egroad building, hospital building and forestry
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In what year was Hindenburg elected President?
1925
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What was the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
Peace agreement signed by more than 60 nations
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What was the Locarno Pact?
International treaty agreeing the western borders set at Versailles, and agreeing not to use conflict to solve issues in the future
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In what year did Hitler reorganise the Nazi Party and establish the Fuhrerprinzip?
1926
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What was the name of the meeting in which Hitler established the Fuhrerprinzip?
Bamberg
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Who did Hitler gain as a lifetime ally at the Bamberg Conference?
Goebbels
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Who was ousted from the Nazi leadership at the Bamberg Conference?
Gregor Strasser
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What was the NSDAP share of the vote in 1928?
2\.6%
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What were the terms of the Young Plan?
Extend payment time of reparations to 1989
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Who led a coalition of the right against the passing of the Young Plan in the Reichstag?
Hitler
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Why was the Young Plan not implemented?
The Wall Street Crash happened
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By what year did Industrial production in Germany reach the same level as in 1913?
1928
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 In what year did Stresemann die?
1929