What Were The Consequences Of The First World War For Germany Flashcards

1
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When was the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II?

A

9th November 1918

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2
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Who was in charge of the Council Of People’s Representatives until a national government was elected in 1918 and what was there party?

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Frierich Ebert (SPD)

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3
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When did German sailors mutiny following the arrest of their leaders?

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October 1918

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4
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What cities had established workers’ councils or soviets in cites in 1918?

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Hamburg, Bremen and Berlin

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5
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How did Ebert manage to avoid revolution?

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By keeping support of the army by not reforming it or creating a new force, despite the defeat

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6
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What did Ebert set up which gave worker 8 hour days and trade union recognition?

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The Central Working Association Agreement

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7
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During the 1919 election which 3 moderate parties formed a coalition?

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SPD, Catholic Centre Party, German Democratic Party (DDP)

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8
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What did the new conditions represent?

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The change form autocratic government to a new democratic government, therefore leading to opposition

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9
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Who fostered the stab-in-the-back myth (politicians like Ebert betrayed Germany)?

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The old military leaders like Hindenburg

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10
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Who did many feel this new republic let down?

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Soldiers as they felt if they kept on fighting they would of won the war

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11
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What increased in Germany during WW1?

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The living standards between the rich and the poor

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12
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why did factory owners, partially those involved in war production, profits increase yet workers wage get worse?

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Restrictions placed on workers earring during the war with wages stagnating or declining because of inflation

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13
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Why British action put pressure on Germany during WW1 to sign an armistice?

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British naval blockade

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14
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How did traditional family values change during WW1?

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Women were called used in factories

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15
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What put a strain on the German government budget?

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Pension payments as they took 1/3 of the budget

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16
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How far did the national income fall from what it had been from 1913?

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1/3

17
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How far fallen was Germanys industrial production fallen from its pre-war levels?

A

2/3

18
Q

What were the terms that Germany accepted in the Treaty Of Versailles?

A

10% of its land
12.5% of its population
16% of its coal
48% of its iron industry

19
Q

What made Schleswig, north of Germany, return to Denmark?

A

A plebiscite

20
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What states were given to Poland as part of the Treaty Of Versailles?

A

Upper Silesia, West Prussia and Posen

21
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What other country did Germany lose land to?

A

Czechoslovakia

22
Q

Who did Germany return Alsace-Lorraine to after taking it in 1870?

A

France

23
Q

What was the limits placed on Germanys army and navy after WW1?

A

100,000 men in army and 15,000 in navy with the Rhineland demilitarised and occupied by allied troops for 15 years

24
Q

What did the Treaty Of Versailles set up to figure out how much money Germany owed?

A

The Reparations Commission

25
Q

When did the finical figure for Germany be announced and how much was it?

A

1921 and £6,000 million in instalments

26
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What clause in the Treaty Of Versailles made Germany responsible for WW1?

A

War Guilt Clause 231