Recovery of Weimar Flashcards

1
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What years were the recovery of Weimar/ Golden Age of Weimar

A

1924- 1929

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2
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What 6 key things did Stresemann introduce to help the recovery of Weimar 1924- 1929

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Dawes Plan
Young Plan
Rentenmark
League of Nations
Kellog- Briand Pact
Locarno Pact

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3
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When was the Dawes Plan introduced

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1924

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4
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When was the Young Plan introduced

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1929

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5
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When did Germany join the League of Nations

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1926

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6
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When was the Locarno Pact

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1925

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7
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When was the Kellog Briand Pact

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1928

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8
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What 3 key things helped Germany recover from hyperinflation

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Rentenmark 1923
Dawes Plan 1924
Young Plan 1929

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9
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What 3 key things help Germany improve its relations with other countries

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Locarno Pact 1925
League of Nations 1926
Kellog Briand Pact 1928

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10
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What was the Dawes Plan 1924

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USA give loans to Germany to help them recover from hyperinflation

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What was the Rentenmark 1923

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New temporary currency introduced by Stresemann
(Hyperinflation had destroyed the value of the Reichsmark)

Based on property values

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12
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What was the Young Plan 1929

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Decrease amount of reparations Germany owe to allies + give longer for Germany to pay them back

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What was the Locarno Pact 1925

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(Lock borders in place)
Britain, France, Belgium and Germany keep existing borders in place to improve their relations

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14
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What was the League of Nations 1926

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Germany gained permanent seat
Gave Germany better status and power to be able to introduce the Young Plan
Helps maintain peace

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What was the Kellog Briand Pact 1928

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Armies used for peace only (self defence)
Signed by Germany and 64 other nations

Improved relationship between Germany and other Nations like USA

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16
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Why does is it important for Germany to improve its relations with other countries 1924-1929

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Other countries are angry at Germany for starting the war

17
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When is Stresemann chancellor of Weimar Republic

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August- November 1923

18
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When is Stresemann Foreign Minister/Secretary of Germany

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End of 1923 (after chancellor) until 1929 (when he dies)

19
Q

What 2 roles/ positions does Stresemann have in Germany and when

A

Chancellor August- November 1923
Foreign Secretary end of 1923- 1929 (when he dies)

20
Q

Social improvements for women during Golden Age of Weimar

A

Wear short skirts
Smoke in public
Go out unescorted
1933= 3000 female doctors

21
Q

How many female doctors are there by 1933

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3,000

22
Q

During 1924-1929 was there more or less support for the Weimar

A

More
Generally people happier due to social and economic improvements so they liked the government

23
Q

By 1928 real wages had increased by what %

A

10%

24
Q

What law did the government introduce in 1927 to help the economy

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Unemployment insurance Law

25
Q

2 Examples of cultural developments

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Berlin challenged Paris as cultural capital of Europe
Weimar artists tried to show everyday life (New Objectivity)

26
Q

True or false, the Golden Age was completely good and benefitted everyone

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False
E.g middle class still unemployed
Smaller businesses hadn’t recovered from hyperinflation
Germany in massive debt to USA and the economy was 100% reliant on the loans (dancing on a volcano)