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Weimar Republic
The government of
Germany
formed after
World War 1
and the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II
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The
Germans
held a
general election
to form a new government
1919
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Weimar Republic government
Formed by a coalition of the
German Centre Party
and the
German Democratic Party
Divided Germany into a number of different
states
that had the power to control themselves
Constitution
was written in the city of
Weimar
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The
Weimar Constitution
was adopted
August 1919
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The
Weimar Republic
government was called the Weimar Republic because the constitution was written in the city of
Weimar
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After World War 1
There was growing discontent among the
Germans
who were unhappy about the terms of the
Treaty
of Versailles and the difficulties they experienced due to the Great Depression
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Kaiser Wilhelm
II fled to
Holland
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There were growing
protests
in Germany
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HOSTING CHANGET
Brought by
Weimar Republic
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Gustav Stresemann
Leader of
Weimar Republic
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Germany was able to pay off some of country's
reparation
payments on time
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Weimar Republic
Introduced
uniform
tax
Helped everyone who worked
Improved
transport
system
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Less unrest among the
Germans
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Weimar Republic developed the country's
art
and
cinema
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Weimar Republic continued to lead the world in
science
and
technology
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Treaty of
Versailles
Made by Allied Powers to punish
Germany
after
WWI
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Germany had to pay
15
million dollars to the
Allied
Powers
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Germany
had to give up
Alsace-Lorraine
to France
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Germany had to give up the
Saarland
with its rich
coal
mines to France for 15 years
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Germany had to give up the
Rhineland
for
demilitarisation
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Germany
lost territory to Belgium, Poland,
Czechoslovakia
and Denmark
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German army
wasn't allowed to exceed
100,000
troops
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Economic
problems in Germany caused many
protests
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The National Socialist Workers' Party (the
Nazi
Party) tried to overthrow the government in 1923 but failed
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Adolf
Hitler
Leader of the
Nazi
Party
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Adolf
Hitler
blamed the
Weimar
government for signing the Treaty of Versailles
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Hitler
believed the government sold
Germany
to the Allied Powers
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Hitler
became the leader of the Nazi Party in
1920
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Nazi
Party
Anti-communist
Wanted to bring back the
German pride
that was lost after WW1
Wanted to bring together all
Germans
from all over
Europe
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The
Nazi
Party blamed
Jews
for poor economy and politics in Germany, leading to
anti-Semitism
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Nazi beliefs
Leadership
principle
Racism
Territorial
expansion
Struggle as a
Germanic
virtue
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The
Weimar
government could not control
protests
in Germany
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The
Great Depression
put an end to elections in
Germany
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The
Nazi
Party took advantage of the economic problems in
Germany
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The
Nazi
Party became the most popular party in the
1932
elections
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Hitler was appointed
Chancellor
on
30 January 1933
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How Hitler consolidated power
1. Burned the
Reichstag
2. Issued a decree for the
Protection
of the
People
and State
3. Suspended civil
liberties
4. Used threat of
terrorism
to get more
votes
5. Passed the
Enabling
Act
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The
Enabling
Act gave
Hitler dictatorial
powers
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The
Nazi Party
became the only legal party, with other parties
banned
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Hitler
destroyed all political
opposition
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