History GCSE unit one 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCauses and effects of WW1GCSEWJEC Created by: Mathilde.HickmanCreated on: 14-11-16 19:17 Define proportional representation seats in parliament depending on percentage of votes 1 of 35 What was article 48? Rule by decree-the president could dismiss the Reichstag in a case of emergency 2 of 35 What were some of the causes of hyperinfalation? 1) Germany mass printing money in order to pay reparations 3 of 35 What were the effects of Hyperinflation German economy was messed around and they were forced to change their currency 4 of 35 Describe the events of the spartacast putsch Rosa and Karl Luxembourg were unhappy with the reich being replaced so revolted with the spartacast league in Berlin (ended by the frikorps) 5 of 35 Describe the events of the Kapp putsch Dr Wolfgang Kapp didnt like democracy so staged a revolution in Berlin (put down by frikorps, only lasted four days) 6 of 35 When did Hitler become Nazi party leader? July 1921 7 of 35 Who lead the SA Ernist Rohm 8 of 35 What happened on november 8th 1923? Hitler and Nazie seized a bar, Hitler took Kahr and Lossow into a room at gun point where they promised to support him 9 of 35 What happened on november 9th 1923? President Ebert was informed of the planned attack and arranged for armed police to meet the Nazis, 16 Nazis and four policeman were killed 10 of 35 What happened to Hitler as a result of the Munich Putsch? He was sentenced to five years in prison and charged with trison 11 of 35 What did Hitler use his trial in order to do? promote the Nazi party 12 of 35 Why did Hitler decide to switch from violence to votes? He realised that it would be more effective 13 of 35 What happened politically during the golden years? The government was stable and the support for extremists declined 14 of 35 What happened internationally during the golden years? There was piece with passed enemys and the league of nations was formed 15 of 35 What happened economically during the golden years? German currency was controlled and wealth increased 16 of 35 What was the effect of the golden years on Nazi party growth? the support for extremists decreased because the public were happy and things were going well 17 of 35 How did the wall street crash effect Germany? America asked for their money back causing peroples wages to be cut or become unemployed (6,000,000) - THE GREAT DEPRESSION 18 of 35 Why did the Nazi party become more successful after 1930? 1) people weren't happy 2) Nazi appeal 3) Violence 4) Propaganda 5) Hitler 6) Finance 19 of 35 When did Hitler become chancellor? January 30 1933 20 of 35 What was the decree for the protection of people and state? Freedom of expression was banned, communists weren't aloud to have meetings 21 of 35 What was the enabling act? An act of the Reichstag giving Hitler the power to make laws as he wanted 22 of 35 Why did Hitler form co-alitions with other parts? so that the enabling act could be passed (nazis didn't have enough seats) 23 of 35 When was the law against the formation of party passed? July 14 1933 24 of 35 What happened on the night of the long knives? The ** killed leaders/members of the SA (Rohm) because they wanted to be part of the army but the army didn't like them 25 of 35 What was another name for the night of the long knives? operation hummingbird 26 of 35 What was the 1st event in Hitlers consolidation of power? Fire 27 of 35 what was the 2nd event? election 28 of 35 what was the 3rd event? enabling act 29 of 35 what was the 4th act? local govorment re-organised 30 of 35 what was the 5th act? trade unions were abolished 31 of 35 what was the 6th act? political parties were banned 32 of 35 what was the 7th act? operation hummingbird 33 of 35 what was the 8th act? Fuhrer (combining the jobs of chancellor and president) 34 of 35 When was the Reichstag fire? February 35 of 35
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