Mneumonics for German economy 1871-1914 Flashcards
Wrench and currents: see? inflationary!
- Founding of the Empire, 1871
- French indemnity
- Currency reform
- GREEN
Whales texting ducks with gin
World Trade Recession of 1873
- Railways meant it wasn’t severe
- However, it got worse after demand fell for textiles and engineering products
- GREEN
Raspberry tree
Triple the industrial production between 1890 and 1914
PURPLE
D3Q (Dies 3 Q)
3/4 world’s dyes produced by germany in the early 1900s
PURPLE
Cal energy, cup of tea
Electrical energy production goes up by 150% between 1901 and 1915
PURPLE
rawbancar popedug^2
Reasons why the economy grew so well
- population
- geography
- raw materials
- education
- banking
- cartels
- government
Rhino and Elsa
Navigable rivers of the Rhine and Elbe
Sputnik time war grade > sigma tea
More Munich science graduates than all of England’s universities combined
Train timetable:
Yate in 75 minutes
Pevensey in 87 minutes
Hundred stops at 00 Brie
And have your tix for the last stop in 11 minutes
- No. of cartels in Germany through the years
- 8 in 1875
- 70 in 1887
- 300 in 1900
- 600 in 1911
Horse Rain(ish?) Technoblade is half a joke
Westphalian Rhenish Syndicate controls half of German output in coal and coke
Man Tim Key more than Remi in his tree
German forestry employs more than the entire chemical industry
1907, 37 (except it’s not)
35% of the population were employed in agriculture in 1907
Ribena is junk
Junkers produce rye and beet
Pheasants are serious, incredible, do lines, and vary
Peasants made cereal, vegetables, wine, and dairy
Potatoes: boil em, mash em, tonne for all adults
Germany was producing 40 million tonnes of potatoes annually by 1900: a tonne for every adult
Pro-synth fridges rival bops and make robots more fertile
- Challenges faced by farmers
- Synthetic foods (Margarine)
- Refrigeration of meat allowing transatlantic meat imports
- New processes like beer making without hops
- Fertilisers + machinery become more essential
Demi-metallic gods texting cool charities for food
Chemical/metal goods, textiles and coal provide profits to pay for food imports
Sent a sock for manicures at no.78 downing street
Central association of german manufacturers established to campaign for tariffs in 1878
Nice nightie. Looks worth like £200
Nah. It’s worth around £150
1890 germany buying £200 million of foreign goods and exporting £150 million
(invisible exports stop trade gap from being really bad)
Tix tea per Kent, Britain frankly rushed
60% of exports go to Britain, France and Russia