Conditions led to the crises
This ruler of Germany of WW1 and the chancellor left/resigned from the government.
Who is Kaiser Wilhelm II?
The event of when standard cost of living and purchases of normal goods become expensive.
What is Hyperinflation?
Two groups of citizens that didn't benefit from the "golden age" of Weimar. One was affected in agriculture and the other business.
What were the middle-class and farmer's status? (1924-1929)
The amount of debt Germany faced to pay for POST-war efforts and damages.
What is 1,000,000,000 Marks?
What are Rentenmarks?
An action that allowed all political parties of any size to have voting rights. Was part of the Weimar Constitution.
What was proportional representation?
A nationalist and militarist militia engaged with the Spartacist Uprising using harsh violence and fatal killings.
Who are the Freikorps?
A party that supported nationalism and working-class from the far right of the government in democracy.
What is the SPD (Social Democratic Party of Germany)?
An emergency clause that allowed the Reich president to enact a decree that bypassed regulated legislation.
What is Article 48?
Prominent German military leaders of post-WW1 framed Jewish government officials for the conceding of the war.
What is the Back-in-the-Stab Myth? / Why did militarism grow after WW1?
The political groups from the far-left and far-right were conflicted in ideals, causing divided parties.
Why was the Weimar Republic unsuccessful for passing legislation?
The overproduction of money and bonds of 156 billion Marks for PRE-WW1 government to fund the war.
How much deficit did the Weimar Republic have for war preparations
Two events of ideals that grew from the overthrow of the Weimar government's beliefs in running the nation. The goal was to bring nationalism and remove democracy by violence.
What was the Kapp Putsch of 1920 and Beer Hall Putsch of 1923?
A rise of political power that went to this group that triumphed over the SPD, KPD, and Center parties. This was particularly due to the broad awareness of all Germans, while focusing support with the middle class/farmers.
What was the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers' Party)?
A time of reform to help over housing shortages and education rights to children. The overall result created strain in the funding and a halt in progression.
When was 1929 (Great Depression)?