Germany's Challenges After WW1

What was one major economic impact of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany?

• It led to rapid industrial growth

• It imposed heavy reparations payments on Germany

• It allowed Germany to keep all its colonies

• It reduced Germany’s national debt

Which year did hyperinflation reach its peak in the Weimar Republic?

• 1919

• 1923

• 1929

• 1933

Which political group attempted a coup in the Kapp Putsch of 1920?

• Communists

• Right-wing nationalists

• Social Democrats

• Trade unions

Which of the following was a social change in Germany after WW1?

• Women gained the right to vote

• The monarchy was restored

• The military gained more power

• Censorship increased

What was a key feature of the Weimar Constitution?

• It established a dictatorship

• It introduced proportional representation

• It banned political parties

• It abolished the parliament

Which article of the Treaty of Versailles placed sole blame for WW1 on Germany?

• Article 10

• Article 231

• Article 48

• Article 25

What was the effect of hyperinflation on ordinary Germans?

• Their savings became worthless

• Wages increased faster than prices

• Unemployment fell dramatically

• The value of the Mark increased

Which political party led the Spartacist Uprising in 1919?

• Nazi Party

• Communist Party (KPD)

• Social Democratic Party (SPD)

• Centre Party

What was the main purpose of the League of Nations, which Germany was initially excluded from?

• To promote international peace and cooperation

• To increase military alliances

• To expand colonial empires

• To support monarchies

Which of the following best describes the political climate in the Weimar Republic during the 1920s?

• Stable and peaceful

• Marked by frequent changes in government and political extremism

• Dominated by a single party

• Free from any external influence