The Effects of WW1 on Germany 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe rise of Germany 1871 – 1945ASWJEC Created by: JoHastingsCreated on: 23-04-18 15:01 How much value did the mark lose between 1913 and 1918? 75% of its original value. 1 of 21 What financed the war? Printing money and borrowing. 2 of 21 What did this tactic lead to? Inflation. 3 of 21 How much of the war was paid for by taxation? 16%. 4 of 21 What happened to agricultural production after the war? What effect did this have? It fell. There was not enough food. 5 of 21 Why did industry making a lot of money cause resentment within the working class? A few people (elites) made a lot of money and became very rich. 6 of 21 How many people were killed in world war 1? 2 million. 7 of 21 How many people were wounded in ww1? 6.3 million. 8 of 21 How much money was spent in the war? £8394. 9 of 21 What was the 1917 winter nicknamed? Why? 'Turnip winter'. It was the only food to eat. 10 of 21 By how much did real earnings fall? 20-30%. 11 of 21 By how much did meat consumption fall? To 12% of pre-war level. 12 of 21 What caused deaths? Starvation and hypothermia. 13 of 21 What were there shortages of? Food and fuel. 14 of 21 What is inflation? How much the cost of things goes up by. 15 of 21 What is a soviet? A working council. 16 of 21 Who was keen on war? Ludendorff and Hindenburg (top military leaders). 17 of 21 What did Ludendorff and Hindenburg realise in 1918? Germany was going to lose the war. 18 of 21 Who was the new government under? Prince Max. 19 of 21 What happened on November 9th 1918? People gave up their jobs. 20 of 21 What happened on November 11th 1918? The new government surrendered. 21 of 21
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