Munich Putsch and aftermath

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What position did Gustav Stresemann hold for the longest?

• Chancellor

• Finance Minister

• Defence Minister

• Foreign Minister

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What were the causes of hyperinflation in Weimar Germany?

• Implementation of strict austerity measures

• Decrease in government spending

• Stable international trade agreements

• War reparations, printing more money, and economic instability

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How did hyperinflation impact the economy and the people of Weimar Germany?

• It had no impact on the economy or the people

• It caused the currency to become stronger and more valuable

• It caused prices to skyrocket, savings to become worthless, and led to widespread poverty and social unrest.

• It led to a period of economic prosperity and stability

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How did the Dawes Plan contribute to the economic recovery of Weimar Germany?

• Reducing trade with other countries

• Imposing higher taxes on the German population

• Restructuring reparation payments and providing loans from the United States

• Cutting government spending on social programs

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What were the signs of economic recovery?

• Increased production

• A reduction in the number of strikes

• A welfare state

• Germany sold more steel than anyone else

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Who opposed the Dawes and Young Plans?

• The Left

• The Right

• The Socialists

• The Nationalists

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What were the key aspects of Stresemann's foreign policy during the Weimar Republic?

• Declaring war on neighboring countries

• Isolating Germany from the international community

• Ignoring the Treaty of Versailles and its implications

• Improving relations with other countries, signing treaties, and seeking to revise the Treaty of Versailles

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The Locarno Treaty was signed by who?

• Britain, Germany, Austria, Italy, France

• Germany, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Britain

• Italy, France, Belgium, Germany, Britain

• France, Belgium, Denmark, Britain, Germany

Multiple Choice

Why was Germany allowed to join the League of Nations?

• They had signed the Locarno Treaty

• They had agreed the Dawes Plan

• The French wanted them to join

• To stop them rearming

Multiple Choice

Who did Germany sign the Treaty of Berlin with in 1926?

• Poland

• Czechoslovakia

• Austria

• Soviet Union

Multiple Choice

Who was the original leader of the German Worker's Party?

• Adolf Hitler

• Ernst Rohm

• Anton Drexler

• Josef Goebbels

Multiple Choice

In which year did Hitler become leader of the Nazi Party?

• 1920

• 1921

• 1922

• 1923

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How many members did the Nazi Party have by November, 1923?

• 555

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 55,000

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Which of the following are reasons for the Munich Putsch?

• Hitler hated the Weimar Republic

• Hitler had won the support of General Ludendorff

• Hyperinflation

• The humiliation of the French invasion of the Ruhr

• The growth of the Nazi Party and the SA

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Which of the following did Hitler hold at gunpoint in the Burgerbraukeller?

• Gustav von Kahr

• Gregor von Strasser

• Otto von Lossow

• Hans von Seisser

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Gustav von Kahr (​

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) was led out at gunpoint, accompanied by ​

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(Head of the Bavarian state police) and ​

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(the Commander of the ​

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in Bavaria) to discuss the revolution. ​

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Head of the Bavarian Government

Colonel Hans von Seisser

General Otto von Lossow

German army

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Hitler left the Burgerbraukeller at around 10.30 pm, but so did ​

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, von Seisser and von Lossow. Hitler had to accept that his attempt to ​

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Weimar had failed and appeared clueless as to what to do next. The following morning he led a march through ​

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accompanied by Hermann Goring, ​

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and about 2,000 Nazis (300 of whom were SA). They were stopped by police who opened fire on them, killing ​

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Nazis and four policemen.

Open Ended

Why did Hitler decide to change tactics?

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Why were the Munich Putsch and its consequences significant?