why is there a dislike to Weimar Republic?

Army generals, government workers, industry bosses and trade unions. 

Ebert needed support from which 4 groups?

The leader of Germany who was forced to abdicate. 

The newly appointed leader of Weimar Republic. 

The largest and most moderate party in Germany at the time. 

A set of rules about how a country must be run and governed. 

A period of unrest and protests near the end of WW1. 

A system of government, chosen by the public. 

The Kapp Putsch (1920) & The spartacist revolt (1919). 

What 2 political threats did the government have?

Germany became backrupt due to the treaty of Versailles. 

why couldn’t the Germans fight back when the French troops invaded?

The German government printed out so much money that it wasn’t worth anything, this led to the population in Germany hating the government. 

Why did money become worthless in Germany?

Tourists could benefit as they could change a little bit of money into lots of German marks. 

Who would benefit from the inflation in Germany? Why?

 Less immigration, German independence,nationalists, strong army. an example of this is the Freikorps. 

 Equality, rights, culture, communists, an example of this is the Spartacist revolt. 

 Who was selected to be the chancellor in 1923?

 The economy and foreign relations. The aim of this was to stop hyper inflation and bring stability. 

 What two areas was Stresemann put in charge of?

 Rent mark (1923), the dawes plan (1924), The Lacarno pact (1925), joining the League of Nations (1926), Kellogg-briand pact (1928) , the young plan (1929). 

 On average wages increased by what percentage by 1929?

 By 1929, the number of workers unemployed fell to what?

 How much percent of the workforce did not have a job after the First world War?

 Work has now benefited from only working how many hours a day for high wages?

 The Weimar government were able to pay pension to how many ex-soldiers (war veterans)?

 Germany needed houses. by 1925 the Weimar government funded the building of how many new homes?

 By 1928 the number of young people attending university had risen to how many?

 Amazingly, how many new homes were built in Berlin alone?

 Work, housing, unemployment insurance, education, working hours and wages, pension for war Veterans. 

 What improved for ordinary working  Germans?

 Small business owners, farmers, middle-class and rich. 

 cooking, housing, cleaning, mothering, washing,  raising children. 

 They became more masculine, Women became more free, they consumed a lot, Divorce rate increased, They became more threatening, There was now a low birth rate, Women were able to work in any profession, 90% of women voted in elections, Many women dressed differently now, equal partnership. 

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