Stabilising the economy Flashcards
- ______ ____, Cuno’s government collapsed and was replaced by a new coalition government under _____ _______- ‘great coalition’
- Stresemann’s priority was to bring ______ under control
August, 1923, Gustave, Stresemann, inflation
•The end of _____ _______- in _____ ____, passive resistance against the _____ of the ____ was called off. This was unpopular but there was no alternative. The government had to reduce its ______ and could no longer afford to pay workers who _____ _____
passive, resistance, September, 1923, occupation, Ruhr, expenditure, weren’t, working
•The _____ of a ___ ______- _____ ___ a new _____ called the _______ was introduced to replace the ______ ______. Once the old marks were cashed in, the _____ became the _____, backed by the _____ ____ _____. Inflation ceased to be a problem. All happened under the direction of _____ _____
issuing, new, currency, November, 1923, currency, Rentenmark, Reichsmark, Rentenmark, Reichsmark, German, gold, reserve, Hjalmar, Schacht
•Balancing the _____- Stresemann’s government ___ ______ and ____ ____. _____ of ______ employees were cut, ___,___ ____ servants lost their jobs. ____ were raised for ______ and ______
budget, cut, expenditure, raised, taxes, salaries, government, 300,000, civil, taxes, individuals, companies
Stabilising the economy-
•These changes made a considerable difference. ___ ______ ______ that were run prudent ______. ____ _____ reliant on _____ _____
•Companies that became _____ rose from ___ in ____ to ____ ____
well, managed, companies, prospered, weaker, companies, credit, crumbled, bankrupt, 233, 1923, 6000, 1924
- The ____ ____ ____- Stresemann asked the ____ _____ _____ to set up a ______ to address ______ concerns.
- _____ ___ was the chairman of this committee.
- The Dawes Plan was finalised in ____ ____, the Dawes Plan conformed the original reparations payment at £. _____ but made payments more ______
- Amount paid each year to be _____ until ____- ____ _____ marks and then raised by ____ _____ marks each year for ____ years. Then it’s payments would be based on Germany’s ______ ______. Germany to receive a loan of £___ _____ marks from the ___.
Dawes, plan, 1924, Allies’, Reparations, Committee, committee, reparations, Charles, Dawes, April, 1924, 6.6, billion, manageable, reduced, 1929, 1000, marks, 2500, million, five, industrial, performance, 800, million, USA
Reactions to The Dawes Plan, 1924-
•Benefits for Germany, _____ accepted Germanys problems paying ______.
•Occupation of ____ came to an end 1924-25, ____ could no longer ____ the occupation since Germany was going to start repaying ______.
•Reaction from the ____, Stresemann called it an ‘____ _____’ seeing it as a ____-____ fix not a final solution. The _____ _____ thought Germany should ____ the _____ of _____ and refuse to ___ ______
allies, reparations, Ruhr, France, justify, reparations, right, economic, armistice, short, term, national, opposition, defy, Treaty, Versailles, pay, reparations
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•Industrial ______ grew after ____ but didn’t reach ____ levels until ____. ____ _____ was high as Germany considered a place where there was potential for ____ ___.
•German ____ benefitted from _____ ____, _____ ____ and set up cartels. Economic ____ was being concentrated into fewer hands.
•____ made in the ____ industry, large scale production of ____ _____.
•___ and ______ industries developed, but cars too expensive for ___ ____-.
•____ helped to stimulate building of ____, ____, _____ ____, ____, ____ _____- ____, 178,930 houses were built (__,___ more than previous years), in ____ there were ___,___ more new homes. Germany experienced massive ____ ____ in the early 20th century.
•____ _____, due to ____ ____. Improvements in living conditions for many workers.
industry, output, 1924, 1913, 1929, foreign, investment, economic, growth, economy, structural, changes, companies, merged, power, advances, chemical, artificial, fertilisers, car, aeroplane, average, German, loans, housing, schools, municipal, buildings, road, public buildings, 1925, 70,000, 1926, 205,793, population, growth, strikes, decline, compulsory, arbitration