Second Reich political issues 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryFrom Kaiser to Führer, German history from 1900-1945A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: Joanna_153Created on: 23-03-14 19:22 What was the impact of the Hottentot Election? The socialists, displayed as unpatriotic, lost 36 seats 1 of 12 When was the Hottentot election? 1907 2 of 12 When was the Daily Telegraph Affair? 1908 3 of 12 What did the Daily Telegraph Affair reveal? The Reichstag could, sometimes, hold the Kaiser accountable for his actions, but also that the Kaiser had ultimate control over patronage. 4 of 12 When was Alsace-Lorraine given a constitution? 1911 5 of 12 How many people attended elections in 1870? 50% 6 of 12 How many people attended elections in 1913? 85% 7 of 12 Who argues that the increase in elections (and the Daily Telegraph Affair) help to reveal a more democratic Second Reich? Historians from below - Eley - (argues for emerging parliamentarianism) 8 of 12 In the 1908 Prussian Bundesrat elections elections conservatives received 16% of the vote. This translated into how many seats? 212 seats 9 of 12 In the 1908 Prussian Bundesrat elections the SPD recieved 43% of the vote. How many seats did they gain? 7 seats 10 of 12 The 1913 Zabern Affair exemplifies either: 1) the power of the elites (Röhl) or 2) the power of the conservative elites (Wehler) 11 of 12 In the Zabern Affair, who did the Kaiser consult to understand what was actually happening? He ignored the governor of Alsace-Lorraine, preferring to talk to the general in charge. 12 of 12
To what extent did social and political tensions that existed during the Second Reich increase during the First World War? 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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