Stresemann

What was one of Stresemann's main aims in his foreign policy?

• To increase Germany's military power

• To free Germany from the limitations of the Treaty of Versailles

• To form an alliance with Britain against France

• To promote German culture exclusively

Why did Stresemann rule out offensive action in his foreign policy approach?

• Due to a lack of military resources

• Because he preferred cultural influence

• He believed in diplomacy as the only choice

• Germany was under international surveillance

What was the significance of the Dawes Plan for Germany?

• It provided a loan to aid Germany's economic recovery

• It established a new boundary between Germany and France

• It marked Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations

• It increased Germany's military spending

What did Stresemann achieve with the Locarno Pact?

• A military alliance with Britain

• An international security pact for Germany's western frontiers

• The annexation of neighboring territories

• A significant increase in Germany's territory

How did Stresemann view Franco-German relations?

• As competitive and hostile

• As essential to solving outstanding problems

• As dependent on Britain's approval

• As unnecessary and avoidable

Why was the sympathy of the USA vital for Germany according to Stresemann?

• To secure a military alliance

• To attract American investment into the German economy

• To support Germany's military actions

• To gain political asylum for German leaders

What was Stresemann's stance on the Treaty of Versailles?

• He was indifferent to its impact on Germany

• He fully supported all its terms

• He sought to free Germany from its limitations

• He aimed to extend its terms indefinitely

What was the outcome of Stresemann calling off 'passive resistance'?

• The dissolution of the Weimar Republic

• A military coup within Germany

• Agreement to resume the payment of reparations

• The immediate start of World War II

How did Stresemann's policies impact domestic support for the Weimar Republic?

• They failed to generate broad enough support

• They led to widespread protests

• They strengthened the republic's military

• They garnered unanimous support