weimar germany Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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november revolution

A

1918 germany signs armstice to end ww1

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2
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weimar republic

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democracy and disagreements with political parties

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3
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treaty of versailles

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november 1919 loss of territory, military restrictions and reparations

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4
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diktat

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dictated peace controlled by others

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5
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stab in the back myth

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make sense of shock of defeat

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6
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november criminals

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labeled the government because of signing the treaty

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7
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communism

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population where everyone is ruled equally and no hierarchy

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8
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kaiser

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king

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9
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spartacist uprising

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1920 communist group lead by rosa luxemburg and karl

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10
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nationalism

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support and pride in one’s country

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11
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kapp putsch

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lead by wolfgang kapp- conservative party wanting to restore the kaiser

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12
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french ocupation of the rhur

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1923 germans unable to produce goods, shot dead and some expelled

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13
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passive resistance

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peaceful strikes and protests, refusing orders

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14
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impacts of the rhur

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german worker unable to produce goods, poverty and starvation

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15
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hyperinflation

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1923 overproduction of money in an economy

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16
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causes of hyperinflation

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had to pay reparations but no money so they printed more money

17
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impacts of hyperinflation

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reichsmark lost value and unregular wage paid people suffered

18
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chancellor gustav stresemann

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1924 creates rentenmark and introduces plan to restore german economy- politician and economist

19
Q

dawes plan

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1924 repair german economy and borrow loans from the us

20
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young plan

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1929 extend germany’s due date for reparations

21
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league of nations council

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foreign relations joined in 1926

22
Q

golden age of the weimar

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standard of living improved and government was trusted again

23
Q

adolf hitler

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belived in german victory and volunteered to serve in army

24
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public speeches

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used to promote his ideas throughout the country

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propaganda
biased media, turning germans against the government
25
socialist
support families, mothers, farmers
26
nazi parties nationalist views
germany shouldn't pay reparations/ antisemitism
27
sturmabeilung
paramilitary group aranged by hitler
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munich putsch
1923 uprising against government, hitler went to jail and on trial
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mein kampf
racial purity, against communism, expand into europe, nationalism
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great depression
american loans pulled out and germans went into poverty
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wall street crash
1929 shares collapsed in america
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impacts of great depression
1932 unemployment at 6 million and fall in living standards
32
chancellor heinrich bruning
1930-1932 from the centre party
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bruning's descision
unpopular as raised taxes, lowered wages and reduced sallaries
34
nazi party popularity
turn away from government to extremist parties, speeches, propaganda,
35
hitler appointed chancellor
jan 30th 1933- reich chancellor hitler
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riechstag elections
1932 elections called by president