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Golden Years Flashcards

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1
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When was the passive resistance ended?

A

August 1923

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2
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Why did Stresemann end it?

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Wanted to kick start production

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3
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When did the rentenmark replace the mark?

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October 1923

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4
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What the result of abolishing the mark?

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Prices began to fall again

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5
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When was the Dawes Plan signed?

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1924

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6
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How much did the USA loan them?

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$800mil

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What did the Dawes Plan also give them?

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Longer to pay the reparations

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How much did they loan between 1924-1930?

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$25bil

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9
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When was the Locarno Treaty signed?

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1925

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10
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Who signed the Locarno Treaty?

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GB, France, Italy, Germany and Belgium

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11
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What did the Locarno Treaty promise?

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Not to fight over territory

France would not invade again- secured their borders

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12
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When did Germany become part of the League of Nations?

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1926

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13
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What did joining the League of Nations make Germany?

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A world power again

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14
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When was the Kellogg Briand Pact signed?

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1928

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15
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What did the Kellogg Briand Pact agree and between how many countries?

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No future wars between 65 countries

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16
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When was the Young Plan signed?

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1929

17
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What did the Young Plan reduce?

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Reparations

18
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By how much was reparations reduced by?

A

60%

From 132mil to 27mil

19
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How much did they have to pay for the next 59 years?

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2bil

20
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What did Stresemann arrange?

A

“Great Coalition”

21
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What fell due to the coalition?

A

Extremism

22
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What did Stresemann overcome?

A

Effects of proportional representation

23
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What did this allow him to do?

A

Have enough members to pass laws

24
Q

In 1928 how many seats did the Nazi’s win?

A

12

25
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How much did wages rise by?

A

25%

26
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How many new homes were built?

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3mil

27
Q

When did Stresemann win a Noble Peace Prize?

A

1926

28
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Reasons why it wasn’t the golden years

A

Opposition to Dawes and Young Plan
Too dependant on loans
Industry started to slow after 1927

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