The Recovery Of Germany

Question 1

What did the Rentenmark do

Answer 1

Halted inflation
Weimar popularity increased
Trade could now happen

Question 2

Dawes plan

Answer 2

Loaned germany $800 million in 1924
Reparations were lowered to 1000 million marks
French withdrew from he Ruhr

Question 3

When was the Wall Street crash

Answer 3

October 1929

Question 4

Wall Street led to what in germany

Answer 4

Economic collapse

Question 5

What did the young plan do

Answer 5

Reparations were reduced by 20% in 1929

Payments were payable over a long period of time 59 years

Tax reductions

Question 6

Locarno treaties effects

Answer 6

Germany accepted the Versailles borders
French had to stay away from the Ruhr
Demilitarised Rhineland
Germany were treated equally
European relations improved

Question 7

When was the League of Nations

Answer 7

1926

Question 8

Effects of the League of Nations

Answer 8

Disputes were less likely to happen
Germans grew more confident of the Weimar
Increased foreign investment into German industries

Question 9

Kellog-Briand pact date

Answer 9

1928

Question 10

Effects of the Kellog-Briand pact

Answer 10

60+ countries signed the pact agreeing not to go to war
Former enemies promised not to use military force
Weimar became more respected