6. How many German people were lost due to the territorial sanctions imposed on Germany through the treaty?
21 million
4 million
6 million
1 million
7. How many men was Germany's army reduced to?
50,000
150,000
100,000
200,000
8. What were the 3 lasting effects of the treaty on Germany?
Germany was strengthened, the economy steadily improved and foreign affairs flourished
The Weimar republic became unpopular, it caused lasting political protest and it allowed the economy to be steadily rebuilt
It weakened the Weimar republic's popularity, it caused lasting political protest and it destroyed German economy
The Weimar republic became incredibly popular, the economy steadily grew and the Kaiser was able to return
9. What key areas of Germany were lost due to the treaty?
Alsace-Lorraine to France, Posen and West Prussia to Poland
Hamburg and Alssace-Lorraine to France, Berlin and Posen to Poland
Berlin to France, Posen and West Prussia to Poland
Posen to France, West Prussia to Poland
10. What does Dolchstoss mean and how did it apply to the German people?
Stabbed in the back - they felt that government had stabbed them in the back, firstly for surrendering despite telling the German people they were winning, and secondly, for signing the treaty
Alone - they felt that Germany was being kicked out of foreign affairs and so was left isolated.
Scared of other country's power - The other countries were the deciders on the terms of the treaty, the German people had no say in it, making them very scared about the future
Glad - The war was finally over and so there was hope that conditions would start improving
11. What happened in the Rhineland in terms of sanctions that were imposed on Germany?
Nothing
It was given to France
Allied troops occupied it and it was de-militarised
