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History: Germany, 1890-1945
ToV, Hyperinflation, and revolts
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What percentage of its land did Germany lose according to the Treaty of Versailles?
Approximately
10%
.
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Who led the Spartacist Revolt in January 1919?
Luxembourg
and
Liebknecht
.
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Approximately how many workers participated in the Spartacist Revolt?
100,000
workers.
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Why did the Spartacist Revolt fail?
The government armed the
Freikorps
, who suppressed the revolt.
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What was the Kapp Putsch?
A right-wing revolt in
March 1920
Supported by the armed
Freikorps
Seized control of Berlin for
4 days
Failed due to a
general worker strike
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What occurred during the Munich Putsch?
Hitler
attempted to seize Munich and Berlin
Was betrayed by right-wing leaders
Lossow
and
Kahr
Hitler was arrested and sentenced to
5 years
in prison, serving
9 months
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What were the main economic effects of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany?
Germany was forced to pay reparations in installments totaling
£6.6 billion
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What was the total amount of reparations Germany was forced to pay according to the Treaty of Versailles?
£6.6 billion
.
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When did the French invade the Ruhr region?
In
1922
.
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Why did the French invade the Ruhr region?
They invaded to take resources as punishment for Germany failing to pay
reparations
.
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What did the German government do to pay wages during the Ruhr occupation?
They
printed
more
money.
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What was the response of German workers to the French invasion of the Ruhr?
They were told to
passively
resist.
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What was the consequence of the German government printing more money to pay wages?
It led to
Hyperinflation
.
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Describe Hyperinflation in Germany.
Prices rose dramatically
An egg cost 80 million
marks
in
November 1923
The
middle class
lost their savings
People became too poor to afford necessities
Loss of faith in the Weimar government
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