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Weimar up to 1923
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Why is the man in this photo wallpapering his house with money?
Hyperinflation - cheaper than buying wallpaper
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How did the workers in the Ruhr respond to the invasion of the factories?
They went on strike
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When did Hitler become leader of the Nazi Party?
1920
1922
1921
1919
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Why did the voting system lead to problems in the Reichstag?
Too many different parties in Reichstag so no majority for any party in order to pass laws
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How did Hitler's strategy towards gaining power change during his time in prison?
He decided that he needed to use legal, political methods to win power
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Who was the first president of the Weimar Republic?
Friedrich Ebert
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Which of these was not included in the 25 point plan of the Nazi Party?
Antisemitic ideas
Increase imports and exports with the League of Nations
A plan for an Aryan race
The achievement Lebensraum for true Germans
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In what year did the Kapp Putsch take place?
1920
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Why are these soldiers invading the Ruhr?
Germany hadn't paid their reparations so France/Belgium wanted to take money and resources
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Which group were involved in both the Spartacist rebellion and the Kapp Putsch?
The Freikorps
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Which of these was not a cause of hyperinflation in 1923?
Workers in the Ruhr needing to be paid
Weimar Government printing more money
Reparations needing to be paid
Banks giving people loans
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What was the outcome of the Munich Putsch?
It failed. 14 Nazi's were killed. Hitler was found guilty of treason and sent to prison.
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What role did Hitler have in the Nazi party before he became it's leader?
Propaganda
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Why was Hitler so upset and angry about the end of World War !?
He was unemployed and believed that the country had been betrayed by it's leaders.
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Why did Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht pose a threat to the Weimar Republic?
They were two leaders of the Spartacist rebellion
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