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When was the Treaty of Versailles?

1919

Name 3 historians who support the theory of German aggression

Franz Fischer, A.J.P Taylor, Luigi

Who was assassinated in June of 1914?

Arch Duke Ferdinand and his wife- he was the heir to the Austrian throne

Who were the Freikorps?

They were an extreme right-wing nationalist group of paramilitaries

What did the Freikorps do in the 1920s

They attempted to seize important buildings in Berlin.

Who encouraged the March on Berlin?

Wolfgang Kapp and General Lüttwitz

How many troops took part in the March?

12,000

What military leader spoke out against the government trying to encourage troops to fight against troops?

General Seeckt

Creation of German Confederation?

1815

Unification Wars?

1864-71

Defeat of Denmark?

1864

Defeat of France in the Franco-Prussian War?

1870-71

Creation of the German Empire? (Kaiserreich)

1871

Who was the 1st Kaiser?

Wilhelm I

The Kaiser was from what country?

The Kaiser was the King of Prussia

Who was the 1st Chancellor?

Otto von Bismarck

Who was the next Chancellor?

Caprivi

Why did Bismarck resign?

He and the new Kaiser Wilhelm II did not see eye to eye on political matters.

When did Bismarck resign?

1890

How has the constitution been described?

That it 'did not fit easily into any category known to the political scientists'

The Reich consisted of how many states?

25 sovereign states.


4 kingdoms


6 grand duchies


4 duchies


8 principalities


3 free cities

What power did the Kaiser have?

1) appoint and dismiss the Chancellor


2) dissolve the Reichstag (but in consent with the Bundesrat)


3) direct German's foreign policy


4) command all armed forces as commander-in-chief within the Empire both in peace and war

What power did the Chancellor have?

1) responsible to the Emperor alone


2) responsible for shaping the framework of Reich policies


3) not accountable to the Reichstag e.g a vote or resolution of no confidence could be ignored


4) responsible for appointing all the state secretaries, who had no power of their own

How many representatives did the Bundesrat have?

58 representatives all nominated from the states (17 seats from Prussia)

What social reform was introduced in 1899?

Increase in Old age pensions

What social reform was introduced in 1900?

Accident Insurance was extended

What social reform was introduced in 1902?

Tariff Law restored a higher duty on imported agricultural goods which resulted in higher food prices

What social reform was introduced in 1902?

Sickness Insurance Law was amended to give longer and more generous help to workers in poor health.

What does the Lovely Lady Diana was Killed Really Young stand for?

Lovely - League of Nations, 1926


Lady - Local no Treaties


Diana - Dawes Plan


was


Killed - Kellogg Briand Pack


Really - Rentenmark,


Young - Young Plan, 1929