Impact on Germany Flashcards

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What was the Spartacist Revolt?

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January 1919. a group of communists attempted to overthrow the government.

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Who defeated the Spartacists?

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The Freikorps - a group of right-wing, ex-soldiers

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What was the App Putsch?

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In March 1920, the Freikorps started their own right-wing revolt, this was narrowly defeated when the workers of Berlin went on strike and brought the city to a halt

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Why were the Freikorps angry?

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Under the Treaty of Versailles, the term of ‘disarmament’ meant they lost their role as soldiers.

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What was the Munich Putsch?

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In 1923 when the Nazi Party tried taking over a conference in a Beer Hall in Munich.

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What was the result of the Munich Putsch?

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Hitler was arrested and tried for treason
The Nazi Party was forbidden

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7
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Who was assassinated?

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In 1921, Matthias Erzberger, the man who signed the armistice

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What happened when Germany could not pay the second instalment of the reparations?

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The French invaded the Ruhr so the German government reacted by telling their workers to go on strike

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What was the impact of hyperinflation?

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Money became so worthless that people had to use wheelbarrows and suitcases to carry the money they needed for their shopping

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Who did the German people blame for the economic hardship in 1923?

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The Weimar Republic

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