Chapter 4 - Political instability and extremism Flashcards

1
Q

Who led the Spartacists uprising?

A

Rosa Luxemburg

Karl Liebknecht

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2
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When was the first Spartacists uprising?

A

5th January 1919

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3
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What was the aim of Spartacists uprising?

A

To overthrow Ebert’s government and set up revolutionary regime

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4
Q

Who did Ebert’s government rely on to put down the Spartacists revolt?

A

Freikorps

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5
Q

Where were the strikes in April 1919?

A

Halle and the Ruhr valley

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6
Q

Why did Germany have to disband some of their Freikorps?

A

Due to the terms of the TOV

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7
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Why did the government order General Walther Von Luttwitz arrest?

A

He refused to disband one of the Freikorp units

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8
Q

Who led the Kapp Putsch?

A

Wolfgang Kapp

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9
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When was the Kapp Putsch?

A

March 1920

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10
Q

What did the putsch reveal about the army and why?

A

The army could not be trusted as they refused to crush the revolt

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11
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What did the kapp pustch show about the civil servants?

A

They could be disloyal

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12
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What did the workers show?

A

They showed their power

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13
Q

Who was Hugo Hasse?

A

USPD member who had been a part of the council of people’s commissars

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14
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Who was Matthias Erzberger?

A

He signed the TOV and was also Germany’s representative on the reparations

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15
Q

When was Matthias Erzberger assassinated?

A

August 1921

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16
Q

When was Walther Rathenau assassinated?

A

24th June 1922

17
Q

What did Walther Rathenau participate in?

A

Signing armistice

Negotiating with allies to improve TOV

18
Q

How many political assassinations were there between 1919-1923?

A

376

19
Q

How many of the assassinations were from the left?

A

22

20
Q

How many of the assassinations were from the right?

A

354

21
Q

What did the Reichstag pass in July 1922?

A

‘Law for the protection of the Republic’

22
Q

What was the law ‘ for the protection of the Republic’?

A

It imposed several penalties on those involved in conspiracy to murder and banned extremist organisations

23
Q

When did Hitler become the leader of the NSDAP?

A

1921

24
Q

When was the Munich Putsch?

A

8th November 1923

25
Q

Who did Hitler hold at gunpoint during the Munich Putsch?

A

Ritter von Kahr

Otto von Lossow

26
Q

Why did Hitlers plan fail?

A

Stormtroopers were unable to gain control of the Munich army barracks