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Weimar and the nazi Germany 1918-1939
The Weimar Republic 1918-29
Weimar society and culture
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What significant improvement in living conditions occurred in the 1920s in Weimar Germany?
Living conditions slowly
improved.
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What did the Weimar government provide starting in 1927 to help citizens?
Unemployment
insurance
.
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How many new homes were built by private companies between 1925 and 1929?
37,000
new homes.
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What was the housing shortage in Weimar Germany by 1923?
1 million
homes.
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What was the role of new building associations in Weimar Germany?
They built
64,000
homes.
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What was a significant issue regarding employment in Weimar Germany?
Employment
remained
insecure
.
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What rights did women have from the beginning of the Weimar Republic?
Women had the right to
vote
and to stand for election.
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How did women's rights in marriage and work compare to men's in Weimar Germany?
Women had
equal
rights with men.
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What was a significant issue women faced in the workforce during the Weimar Republic?
Women
were still paid
less
than men.
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What was the attitude of male-dominated trade unions towards women working?
They
especially
opposed women working.
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How did some 'new women' in Weimar Germany express their independence?
They wore
shorter hair
and
more revealing clothes.
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What cultural changes did 'new women' embrace in Weimar Germany?
They
smoked
,
drank
, and enjoyed a more
sexually
open
culture.
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What concerns did more conservative Germans have regarding 'new women' in Weimar Germany?
They felt these women threatened
traditional values
.
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What evidence did conservatives point to as a threat from 'new women'?
Rising
divorce rates
and
falling birth rates
.
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What characterized the artistic and cultural scene in Weimar Germany?
There was a surge of artistic and cultural
experimentation
.
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What did the Weimar constitution establish regarding freedom of speech?
It allowed artists to
experiment freely
.
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What type of art aimed to express the artist's thoughts and feelings in Weimar Germany?
Expressionist
art.
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Who were notable expressionist artists mentioned in the study material?
Otto Dix
and
George Grosz
.
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What was the goal of New Objectivism in art?
To show life as it really is, including
ugliness
and poverty.
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What was the Bauhaus?
A design college in
Berlin
.
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How did the Bauhaus influence the arts?
It became an
artistic
centre that
influenced
all the
arts.
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Who was a notable architect influenced by the Bauhaus?
Erich Mendelsohn
.
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