Chapter 7 (NOT FINAL) Flashcards

1
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How many elections were there in 1924?

A

2

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2
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How did extremist parties fair in the years 1924-28?

A

They lost support

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3
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Why did the extremist parties not fair so well between 1924-28?

A

The hyperinflation crisis had ended and political violence receded.

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4
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When were the elections in 1924?

A
  • May

- December

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5
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What percentage of the vote did pro-republican parties get in May 1924 election?

A

61%

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6
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What percentage of the vote did pro-republican parties get in the December 1924 election?

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67%

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7
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What was the first election contested by the Nazis?

A

May 1924

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8
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What percentage of the vote did the Nazis get in May 1924, their first contested election?

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6.5%

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9
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What was the Nazi’s share of the vote by the December 1924 election?

A

3%

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10
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How many seats did the Nazis win in May 1924?

A

32

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11
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How many seats did the Nazis win in 1928?

A

12

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12
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What were all governments during the Weimar Republic?

A

They were all inherently unstable due to the fact they were all coalitions.

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13
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How did the Weimar governments act and why?

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They could not plan for the future, instead muddling along from issue to issue because they never lasted very long.

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14
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When did Ebert die?

A

February 1925

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15
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When was Paul von Hindenburg elected President?

A

April 1925

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16
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How was Hindenburg viewed by the electorate?

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A symbol of the past; his election was viewed as the start of a return to the old order and monarchy.

17
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Despite his anti-republican views, how did Hindenburg act?

A

He stuck closely to the letter of the Weimar constitution and did not abuse his powers.

18
Q

What effect did Hindenburg’s election as president have on the anti-democratic right-wing parties?

A

It brought them round to playing a more constructive role in the parliamentary process.

19
Q

What were the political parties of the Weimar Republic?

A
  • KPD
  • USPD
  • SPD
  • DDP - German Democratic Party
  • Zentrum
  • DVP - German People’s Party
  • DNVP - German National People’s Party
  • NSDAP
20
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What did the DDP, DVP, and the NSDAP all oppose?

A

The Weimar Republic