History Booklet 1 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryGermany in transition 1919-1947GCSEWJEC Created by: caitlinmithhpCreated on: 28-02-16 17:10 What was Germany known as between 1919 and 1933? The Weimar Republic 1 of 25 What is a republic? A country run by a parliment witout a king or queen. 2 of 25 When did World War 1 begin and end (years)? 1914 and 1918 3 of 25 What was the German parliment called? The Reichstag 4 of 25 What was the title of the German Ruler at that time? The Kaiser 5 of 25 How did the army feel about the politicians who signed the armitice? "Stabbed in the back" 6 of 25 What were these poiliticians known as? The November Criminals 7 of 25 What is article 48? A law that allowed the President to rule on his own ina crisis 8 of 25 What is proportional representation? Each political party was represented fairly. 9 of 25 What are coalition governments? A government of 2 or more political parties. 10 of 25 Who revolted in January 1919? And who helped Ebert? The Spartacists (communists) revolted. The Freikorps helped Ebert. 11 of 25 What was the Freikorps revolution in march 1920 called? The Kapp Putsch 12 of 25 Why did the Kapp Putsch fail? The German people went on strike. 13 of 25 What did Ebert sign tha made him very unpopular? The Treaty of Versailles. 14 of 25 How much did Germany have to pay in reparations? 6.6 billion 15 of 25 What was to happen to the Rhineland? The Rhineland was to be demilitarised. 16 of 25 What was the War Guilt Clause? A clause that made Germay take the full blame for the oubreak of WW1. 17 of 25 Where and when did the Munich Putch start? In a beer hall in Munich, on the 8th November 1923 18 of 25 Who led the Munich Putsch? Hitler 19 of 25 What is the name of the book that Hitler wrote? Mein Kampf 20 of 25 How long was HItler in prison? 9 months 21 of 25 What plan aided economic recovery in Germany? The Dawes Plan 22 of 25 What caused the great depression? The Wall Street Crash 23 of 25 When did Hitler become chancellor? 30th January 1933 24 of 25 What was the result of the Reichstag fire? Law of protection of people and state 25 of 25
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