Politicians entering the Reichstag building in Berlin/People and fashion

The Social Democrats are gaining popularity due to their demands for social justice, becoming the strongest party. However, they face challenges in the Reichstag due to coalitions and an unfair voting system that favors the wealthy. The Three-Class Voting System allocates a disproportionate number of seats to the wealthy and middle class, leaving the majority with fewer representatives. In response to protests, the Chancellor enforces Socialist Laws strictly while introducing advanced social insurance systems.

What is one reason the SPD had limited seats in the Reichstag despite being the strongest party?

• They had internal conflicts.

• They lacked public support.

• Coalitions with other parties limited their seats.

• They refused to participate in elections.

How does the Three-Class Voting System determine representation?

• Based on age and gender.

• Based on education and employment.

• Based on income and wealth.

• Based on geographic location.

Which group had the least representation in the Reichstag under the Three-Class Voting System?

• The middle class.

• The majority of low-income earners.

• The aristocracy.

• The wealthy.

What approach did the Iron Chancellor use to enforce socialist laws?

• He relied solely on public opinion.

• He used a mix of rewards and punishments.

• He ignored the laws entirely.

• He used only strict penalties.

What significant system did the Iron Chancellor introduce?

• A new educational system.

• The world's most advanced social insurance system.

• A revolutionary transportation system.

• A new legal framework for businesses.