Quiz 2

The Revolution from Above failed because:

• it lacked popular support.

• it was poorly planned.

• it faced strong opposition.

• it was too radical.

How did Hindenburg’s presidency support the Weimar government?

• By strengthening the military

• By promoting economic reforms

• By using emergency powers to stabilize the government

• By forming alliances with other countries

Article 48 was a part of which country's constitution?

• Germany

• France

• Italy

• Spain

President Ebert was known for his character as a:

• strong leader

• diplomatic negotiator

• controversial figure

• visionary reformer

The SPD and ZP were two of the largest political parties, what were their basic ideologies?

• SPD was socialist and ZP was centrist

• SPD was conservative and ZP was liberal

• SPD was liberal and ZP was socialist

• SPD was centrist and ZP was conservative

What were the Freikorps?

• A group of German mercenaries

• A political party in Germany

• A type of German cuisine

• A German holiday

Who preceded Hindenburg as president?

• Friedrich Ebert

• Adolf Hitler

• Kaiser Wilhelm II

• Ludwig Erhard

The Dawes Plan was a/an:

• economic plan to stabilize Germany's economy after World War I

• military strategy during World War II

• political agreement to end the Cold War

• scientific theory about climate change

Pope Pius XI had a role in which government?

• Weimar government

• French government

• British government

• Italian government

Who were the Brownshirts?

• A paramilitary organization of the Nazi Party

• A group of World War I veterans

• A political party in Germany

• A resistance group against the Nazis