Weimar Germany

 What was the single worst outcome of the loss of World War One?

• Treaty of Versailles – reparations
• Blame
• Shame

How much compensation did the Germans have to pay?

• £6, 600 million  
• £600 million
• £6 trillion

What caused the hyperinflation of 1923?

• The miners in the Ruhr district went on a ‘go slow’ and refused to dig coal for the French.
• Brexit

Who wanted to punish Germany and who wanted to go easy on Germany at the Treaty of Versailles?

• Clemenceau (French leader) wanted revenge; Lloyd-George (Britain) wanted to go easy on Germany; Wilson (USA) wanted to prevent another war.
• Clemenceau wanted to go easy; Lloyd George wanted revenge; Wilson wanted Germany to suffer, too.
• Clemenceau wanted to prevent another war; Lloyd-George wanted Germany to suffer; Wilson wanted to go easy on Germany.

What was the Spartacist Uprising?

• A revolt by Roman gladiators, including Russel Crowe
• A Munich football team who won against Arsenal in 1919
• A group of communists who sought to overthrow the Weimar Republic and establish communism in Germany in 1919.

Who were freikorps?

• A group of ‘free’ soldiers after WW1 
• A German football firm
• Vigilante groups operating in Germany after WW1 who were anti-communist. 

Who were Liebknecht and Luxembourg?

• Two German singers in Berlin after the war.
• Two German wines
•  Two Spartacist leaders

Who was Ebert?

• A bar tender in a nightclub in Berlin
• The President of the Weimar Republic
•  A man called Bert who liked ecstasy

What was the Kapp Putsch?

• A left wing attempt to take power
• A right wing attempt to take power
• The death of Kapp

What putsch was Hitler present at and which he instigated?

• the Spartacist Uprising
• the Kapp Putsch
• the Munich Putsch (aka the Beer Hall putsch)