The Weimar Republic and it's recovery.

In what year did French and Belgian troops invade the Ruhr?

• 1921

• 1923

• 1922

• 1920

What did the German government do in order to stop the French seizing raw materials and goods?

• Pay the reparations they owed.

• Make a deal with the French

• Did nothing.

• Ordered the German workers to go on strike and refuse to cooperate with the French.

In retaliation, how many German workers did the French kill?

• Over 100.

• Over 200.

• Over 250.

• Over 300.

By forcing the German workers to go on strike and halting all German Industrial production this did .............................to the German currency?

• Did nothing.

• Decreased it.

• Increased it.

• Made it collapse.

The German government therefore had no goods to trade, so they printed of_________?

• Paper.

• Money.

• Treaties.

• Magazines.

This money was used to pay ________?

• People.

• Loans.

• Reparations.

• The striking German workers.

This led to Hyperinflation where........................?

• Prices and wages rocketed.

• Prices and wages decreased.

• Prices and wages were unaffected.

• People became wealthier.

Why did people start to be paid daily rather than weekly?

• This is what people wanted.

• Prices were rising that fast, money was becoming worthless in value.

• It was easier.

• The government preferred to do this.

Which group of people were affected the most by Hyperinflation?

• The Jews.

• The elderly.

• Middle class Germans.

• The poor.

Who became Chancellor of the Weimar Republic in 1923?

• Gustav Stresemann.

• Hitler.

• Ebert.

• Dr. Kapp