Nazi germany

Question 1

What year was grammar school for girls banned

Answer 1

1937

Question 2

What was the number of women in universities in 1932 compared to 1939

Answer 2

1932-17000

1939-6000

Question 3

How many women were forced out of work by 1934

Answer 3

360,000

Question 4

Which law kept women away from work and at home?

Answer 4

The law of the Encouragement of Marriage

Question 5

What year was the Law of the Encouragement of Marriage removed from the country?

Answer 5

1937

Question 6

In which year we’re women no longer allowed to be judges or sit on jury

Answer 6

1936

Question 7

For how many children did women win medals for

Answer 7

4,6, and 8

Question 8

How many women in work in 1939 compared to 1933?

Answer 8

1939-7 million

1933-5 million

Question 9

Tell me about the Dawes plan in 1924

Answer 9

Reduces reputations to £50 million temporarily.
USA lends 25 billion dollars to Germany.
Germany pays repetitions to France.
France pays war loans to USA.

Question 10

Tell me about the young plan in 1929?

Answer 10

Reduced repo rations debt permanently to £2 billion and given a further 59 years.
French left Rhineland in 1930.

Question 11

Tell me about the Locarno Treaty in 1925 (3)

Answer 11

Signed by Germany, France, Britain, Italy, and Belgian.
Rhineland would be permanently demilitarised.
Germany would be allowed into the League of Nations.

Question 12

Tell me about the Kellagg Briand Pact in 1928?

Answer 12

Peace treaty.
62 countries.
Agreed to no war

Question 13

Treaty of Versailles land agreements (3)

Answer 13

Germany lost 13% of land.
Germany lost 12% of population.
Anschluss was banned (could not unite with Austria).

Question 14

Treaty of Versailles army agreements (4)

Answer 14

Limited army to 100,000 men.
No Air Force.
6 battleships.
Rhineland demilitarised.

Question 15

Treaty of Versailles money agreement (1)

Answer 15

Had to pay £6.6 billion of reparations.

Question 16

Treaty of Versailles blame agreements (1)

Answer 16

Article 231- Germany were to blame for causing the war.

Question 17

Tell me about the Spartacist uprising in

1919

Answer 17

January, 100,000 workers went on strike. Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were arrested and murdered by Freikorps

Question 18

Effects of hyperinflation

Answer 18

Workers payed 2 a day.
Saved money would loose value.
People with big loans profited.

Question 19

Reasons Hitler became Chancellor in 1933

Answer 19

L-long term bitterness(treaty’s)
I-ineffective constitution
M-money
P-propaganda

P-programme(25 point)
A-attacks on other parties 
P-personal qualities of Hitler
E-economic depression
R-recruited by Hindenburg

Question 20

How did Nazis control the young

Answer 20

All teachers had to be vetted by local nazis-97% of teachers joined
Children had to inform authorities if they heard something anti-Nazi
Taught Nazi beliefs
Hitler youth
League of German maidens

Question 21

How did Nazis reduce unemployment

Answer 21

National labour service-1933, provided paid work such as repairing roads.Low pay.
Autobahn-planned a 7,000 mile network of dual carriageway roads to improve transport.1935-125000 men.
Rearmament-By 1939 there were 1,360,000 men in army.
Invisible unemployment

Question 22

Tell me about Kristallnacht

Answer 22

Kristallnacht-night of broken glass-91 Jews died, 7500 Jewish business homes and schools destroyed. 30,000 Jewish men sent to concentration camps. Fined 1 billion reich marks.