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germany growth of democracy
navy laws and impact of ww1
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what were the navy laws?
series of navy laws that spent lots of
money
to
increase size
of
navy
and
army
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when were the navy laws introduced between?
1898-1912
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why were the navy laws introduced?
Kaiser wanted a large
navy
to help him take over more countries and protect those already in the
German
empire
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what was the impact of the navy laws?
-taxes
increased because of how much money being spent which led to many
germans
in debt before the war began
-started a naval race with
Britain
which contributed to
ww1
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what was the reaction to ww1 in germany in 1914?
-war
popular/patriotic
-british
naval
blockade stopped
food
imports leading to food
shortages
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what was the reaction to ww1 in germany in 1915-16?
-protesters
demanded
end
of war
-war weariness
-soldiers worn down by
bombing
and
gas
ect
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when did the kaiser abdicate?
9th November 1918
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who took over germany?
friedrich ebert
(
leader of sdp
) temporarily took lead
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what were the social impacts of ww1?
-gap
between
rich
and poor increased
-many
women
worked in factories during
war
which traditionalists didn't agree with
-high casualty
rate-2
million
died
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what were the economic impacts of ww1?
-germany
went bankrupt
-by
1918
industrial production was down by 1/3 compared to
pre war
-war
pensions would cost a
fortune
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how much debt was germany in by the end of ww1?
33 billion
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what were the political impacts of ww1?
-massive
political unrest
-uprisings
,strikes-naval mutiny
1918
-kaiser
abdicated
-weimar
republic begam
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what was the revolution as the end of
ww1
?
-army,navy
and workers demanded end of war by
mass protests
and
strikes
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what were the results of the
revolution
?
collapse of monarchy
creation of weimar republic
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