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What was the purpose of the election organized by the Council of People's Representatives in January 1919?
To create a new
parliament
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Who was the first president of the Weimar Republic?
Fredrik Ebert
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Who was the Chancellor in February 1919?
Phillips Lightman
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What was the Weimar Republic known for?
A period of
democracy
in Germany
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What does a constitution decide in a government?
How the
government
is
organized
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How often was the president of the Weimar Republic elected?
Every
7
years
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What powers did the president of the Weimar Republic have?
Could suspend the
Constitution
and dissolve the
Reichstag
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How often were members of the Reichstag elected?
Every
4
years
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What was the role of the Reichsrat in the Weimar Republic?
It was the second house of
parliament
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What was the minimum percentage of votes needed for a party to gain seats in the Reichstag?
0.4%
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What significant change occurred regarding voting in the Weimar Republic?
Women
could vote for the first time
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What was Article 48 used for in the Weimar Republic?
To suspend
Parliament
in emergencies
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What was a consequence of proportional representation in the Weimar Republic?
Many conflicting views made
decision-making
difficult
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How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the Weimar Republic?
It caused
resentment
and weakened the government
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What term did Germans use to describe the Treaty of Versailles?
Diktat
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Who were the November criminals?
Politicians who signed the
Treaty of Versailles
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What was the Spartacus revolt?
An extreme left-wing rebellion in
January
1919
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Who led the Spartacus revolt?
Karl Liebknecht
and
Rosa Luxemburg
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What was the outcome of the Spartacus revolt?
Over a
hundred
workers were killed
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What was the Kapp Putsch?
An extreme right-wing rebellion in March 1920
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Who led the Kapp Putsch?
Wolfgang Kapp
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What was the response of the German workers to the Kapp Putsch?
They staged a
general strike
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What happened to the Kapp Putsch as a result of the general strike?
Kapp
was forced to
give
up
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What was the impact of the economic situation on anti-Semitic behavior in Germany?
Anti-Semitic behavior increased as the
economy
worsened
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Who was assassinated by former Freikorps members in 1922?
Walther Rathenau
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What was Walther Rathenau's significance?
He was the
foreign minister
and
Jewish
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What were the main features of the Weimar Republic's constitution?
Established a
democratic government
Elected president every
7 years
Chancellor oversaw daily government operations
Reichstag
elected every 4 years
Proportional representation for political parties
Allowed for
Article 48
in emergencies
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What were the causes of the Weimar Republic's unpopularity?
Treaty of Versailles
resentment
Economic hardship and inflation
Political instability from left and right revolts
Perception of
November criminals
Use of
Article 48
undermining democracy
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What were the consequences of the Spartacus revolt and Kapp Putsch?
Spartacus revolt led to violence and division
Kapp Putsch resulted in a general strike
Both revolts highlighted political instability
Increased tensions between
left
and
right
factions
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The
Weimar Republic
was established on
August
19
, 1919.
When was Gustav Strassman appointed Chancellor of the Weymouth Republic?
13th
of
August
1923
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How long did Strassman serve as Chancellor?
Three
months
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What significant change did Strassman bring to the Weymouth Republic?
Shifted
trust
in the Republic
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What characterized the period from 1924 to 1929 in Germany?
Economic recovery
Cultural development
Fueled by
Strassman's
policies
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What coalition helped Strassman implement reforms?
A
grand Coalition
of
Centrist
liberal parties
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What was Strassman's first move as Chancellor?
End the strikes in the
Ruhr
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What was the outcome of ending passive resistance in September 1923?
The
government
stopped
compensating
workers
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What currency did Strassman replace in November 1923?
The old currency with the
Rentenmark
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What problem did the introduction of the Rentenmark solve?
Stabilized Germany's currency and
hyperinflation
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Why did Strassman step down as Chancellor?
SPD
withdrew from his reshuffled government
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