Gave the government power to change the constitution
Gave the government power to pass laws to the cabinet
9. What did the Bamberg Conference of 1926 result in?
Hitler was imprisoned and the NSDAP was banned
A dramatic increase in the use of Nazi propaganda
Complete obedience to Hitler and the idea of Fuhrerprinzip
Von Papen resigned and Hitler became Chancellor
10. What did David Lloyd George say about the start of WW1?
(The countries) "...were powerless to stop such a cataclysmic explosion of events."
(The countries) "...slithered over the brink into the boiling cauldron of fire."
"German aggression led to the tragedy we have just experienced."
11. What did Hindenburg's Programme of 'Total War' mean?
All resources mobilised for war
The decision to focus totally on the defeat of Russia
Total annihilation of the rest of Europe
Planning Germany's 'totals', i.e. gains, after WW1
12. How many seats did Prussia hold in the Bundesrat?
12
16
18
17
15
13. Name the three main pressure groups during the early 1900s:
Navy League, Army League, Air Force League
German Colonial League, Pan German League, Navy League
Pan German League, Army League, German Agricultural League
14. What was the Nazi slogan?
Kinder, Kuche, Kirche
Kinder, Kuche, Kapitel
Kopfwehr, Kirche, Keller
Kuche, Keine, Krabbe
15. How stable were the 'Stresemann Years', 1924-29?
Extremely unstable - constant fighting between the political parties, lots of rebellions from the public, many attempts from the left and right to overthrow the regime
Not completely stable - the coalitions were weak and short term, and the different financial crises polarised politics
Very stable - the parliamentary system matured and developed because of proportional representation, and people were happy with the quick cultural changes
16. What caused Chancellor Von Bulow's downfall?
Daily Telegraph Affair
Daily Mail Affair
Daily Express Affair
The Sunday Telegraph Affair
17. Which historians argued for the 'Encirclement Theory' when looking at the causes of WW1?
Scholt, Kamper and Adler
Hildebrand, Hillgruber and Schollgen
Koch, Braun and Becker
Scholl, Becker and Schmitt
18. What was the significance of the Banking Crisis of 1931?
It cemented the concerns of those who feared social collapse
Large scale public strikes
Germany suffered hyperinflation again
Chancellor Bruning resigned
19. When were the Moroccan Crises?
1902, 1911
1905, 1911
1905, 1912
1904, 1912
20. What did the economic growth from 1900-14 result in?
The governing classes decided not to maintain control as much.
A drop in unemployment.
A contradiction between urbanisation and the lack of political reform.