Number Question

1 Where did the Big Three meet to discuss the fate of Germany?
2 Who was the British Prime Minister at the Paris Peace Conference?
3 Who was the President of the USA at the Paris Peace Conference?
4 Who was the Prime Minister of France at the Paris Peace Conference
5 What is the name of the treaty that Germany signed with Russia?
6 The British public pressured David Lloyd George to ‘squeeze Germany
7 What were Lloyd George’s two key priorities at Versailles?
8 What did Lloyd George hope to do Germany’s Empire at Versailles?
9 In which 19th century war had France been invaded by - and lost lan
10 Roughly what fraction of French soldiers who had served in the Fren
11 What was Georges Clemenceau’s primary aim at Versailles?
12 What kinds of peace did Woodrow Wilson hope for at Versailles?
13 What Wilson fear might happen if Germany was treated too harshly at
14 What did the American public want from the Treaty of Versailles?
15 Wilson summarized his aims in how many points?
16 What term is applied to allowing people who lived in an Empire to h
17 What organization did Wilson propose to sort out future disputes?
18 What term is applied to reducing the number of weapons a country
19 Why was Lloyd George unhappy about Wilson’s suggestion to give all
20 Why didn’t Clemenceau trust Lloyd George?
21 What was Wilson’s main criticism of the other two leaders at Versaill
22 When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
23 What was the American Congress’ response to the Treaty of Versaille
24 Which countries made up the ‘Big Three’ at the end of the First Wor
25 What name was given to the part of the Treaty that blamed Germany
26 The German army was limited to how many soldiers by the Treaty of V
27 What recruitment system was the German army banned from using in
28 Name the three main types of military equipment the German army
29 How much were the reparations that Germany had to pay in the Treat
30 In what year was the German reparations sum set?
31 Which border territory gained in the Franco-Prussian War was returne
32 What happened to Germany’s colonies in the Treaty of Versailles?
33 Which valuable coal mining area was put under control of the League
34 Which German regions were taken to form the Polish Corridor?
35 What happened to the port city of Danzig under the Treaty of Versail
36 Germany was forbidden from uniting with which neighbouring count
37 Which peace-keeping organisation was established by the Treaty of Ve
38 Why were some French people pleased with the Treaty of Versailles?
39 Why did some British people support the Treaty of Versailles?
40 Why did some British people oppose the Treaty of Versailles?
41 Why did Germany have no choice over whether to sign the Treaty of V
42 Why did Germany oppose the War Guilt Clause?
43 Why did some people argue that the Treaty of Versailles did not puni
44 What percentage of Germany’s population were absorbed into other co
45 Why were Germans concerned by the reduction of the size of their a
46 What had France wanted to do to German territory after WW1?
47 Which harsh treaty had Germany imposed on Russia in 1918?
48 Which country was the focus of the Treaty of St Germain?
49 In which year was the Treaty of St Germain signed?
50 Austria lost the regions of Bohemia and Moravia to which country a
51 The Treaty of St Germain gave the regions of Dalmatia, Bosnia and H
52 The Treaty of St Germain gave the regions of South Tyrol, Trentino an
53 What limit was placed on Austria’s armed forces after WW1?
54 Which country was Austria forbidden from uniting with after WW1?
55 Which country was the focus of the Treaty of Trianon?
56 In which year was the Treaty of Trianon signed?
57 The Treaty of Trianon gave the regions of Slovakia, Ruthenia and Brat
58 The Treaty of Trianon gave the regions of Croatia and Slovenia to wh
59 The Treaty of Trianon gave the regions of Transylvania and the Banat
60 What limit was placed on Hungary’s armed forces after WW1?
61 Which country was the focus of the Treaty of Neuilly?
62 In which year was the Treaty of Neuilly signed?
63 Which country was the focus of the Treaty of Sèvres?
64 In what year was the Treaty of Sèvres signed?
65 Turkey signed two treaties after WW1. What is the name of the seco
66 Which country’s army was reduced to the smallest amount after WW
67 Which country was left with the largest army after WW1?
68 Name two regions that formed the new Yugoslavia after WW1.
69 Which country had to give its Aegean coastline to Greece after WW1
70 Which country was known as the ‘sick man of Europe’ at the time o
71 Which country was forbidden from uniting with Germany after WW1
72 South Tyrol, Trentino and Istria were given to which country after
73 Did the ‘other’ treaties signed after WW1 demand reparations?
74 Romania gained Transylvania after WW1. Which other region did it ga
75 In which year did the Upper Silesia dispute take place?
76 Which two countries were involved in the Upper Silesia dispute?
77 How did the League decide what to do over Upper Silesia?
78 Which country did the industrial areas in Upper Silesia mostly vote to
79 Which territory did Finland and Sweden have a dispute over in 1921?
80 Which country did the League grant control of the Aaland Islands to?
81 How did Sweden respond to the League’s ruling over the Aaland Isla
82 The War of the Stray Dog involved Bulgaria and Greece in which year
83 How did the League respond to the border clashes between Bulgaria
84 What was the League’s ruling over the Bulgaria Crisis?
85 Why was Greece unhappy with the League’s ruling over Bulgaria?
86 Approximately how many First World War prisoners did the League he
87 Approximately how many slaves did the League free in Sierra Leone?
88 When was the Locarno Treaty signed?
89 When was the Kellogg-Brian Pact signed?
90 Which city was the focus for a dispute in 1920 between Poland and L
91 What did Poland do the Lithuanian capital?
92 Why did France support Poland over Vilna?
93 Why did Britain not intervene over Vilna?
94 Why was the League unable to respond to the Polish occupation of Vi
95 In which year did the Corfu Crisis take place?
 96 Before the Corfu Crisis, Italian soldiers were mapping the boundary
97 What is the name of the Italian general whose death prompted the Co
98 Italy broke the Covenant of the League by attacking Corfu. Why?
99 What did the League demand Greece do after Mussolini put pressure
100 When did Mussolini remove Italian troops from Corfu?
101 In what year did the Washington Naval Conference take place?
102 What was agreed at the Washington Naval Conference?
103 Which worldwide event strained relations between countries from 1
104 What triggered the Japanese invasion of Manchuria?
105 How did China respond to the Japances invasion of Manchuria?
106 Who led the League’s investigation of the Manchuria Crisis?
107 How long did it take the Lytton Enquiry to publish its judgement?
108 What did the Lytton Enquiry say about the Manchuria Crisis?
109 What was Japan’s response to the Manchuria ruling?
110 Why did the League not impose any sanctions against Japan?
111 When did the League-organised World Disarmament Conference beg
112 What did Hitler argue at the World Disarmament Conference?
113 How did Hitler respond to the League’s opposition to rearmament?
114 When did Germany quit the League of Nations?
115 How did Mussolini hope to distract Italians from the impact of the G
116 When did Italian troops invade Abyssinia?
117 How did Abyssinia respond to the Italian invasion?
118 Why were Britain and France reluctant to punish Italy over Abyssinia
119 What actions did the League take against Italy over Abyssinia?
120 Which product was not the subject of economic sanctions against Ital
121 Which waterway continued to be open to Italian ships in 1935-36?
122 What was the name of the secret-deal drawn up by Britain and Franc
123 What was the name of the agreement Mussolini signed with Hitler?
124 In what year did Hitler first show his armed forces at military rally?
125 Which agreement did Britain, France and Italy sign that issued a poli
126 Why did Britain begin to think there might be some advantages to
127 When did Britain sign the Anglo-German Naval Agreement?
128 What did the Anglo-German Naval Agreement allow?
129 When did Hitler remilitarise the Rhineland?
130 Why was the remilitarisation of the Rhineland a gamble for Hitler?
131 The League of Nations’ responses to which crises gave Hitler the conf
132 Why did Hitler believe Britain would not stop the remilitarisation of
133 Why did France not stop Hitler’s remilitarisation of the Rhineland?
134 In 1936 Hitler joined which war?
135 Germany signed which agreement with Japan in 1936?
136 What name is given to the alliance between Germany, Italy and Japa
137 What name is given to the union of Germany and Austria in 1938?
138 In the Nazi-monitored plebiscite, what percentage of Austrians voted
139 What name was used by the western powers towards Germany in th
140 Why did some British people in the 1930s feel that Hitler was justified
141 What was the risk to Britain of trying to stop Hitler challenging the Tr
142 Why were Britain and France reluctant to financially commit to uphold
143 Why was Britain unable to directly fight Germany for much of the 19
144 What was the danger of Britain and France refusing to stand up to Hit
145 Why was appeasement useful for Hitler’s army?
146 Which was the first area of Czechoslovakia to be targeted by Hitler?
147 In which city did Neville Chamberlain meet Hitler to discuss the Sudet
148 On what date did Hitler sign the Munich Agreement?
149 What phrase did Chamberlain use to describe the Munich Agreement
150 On which date did Hitler’s troops take over the rest of Czechoslovaki
151 Why was the invasion of Czechoslovakia different to Hitler’s previou
152 When was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?
153 What was the secret agreement included in the Nazi-Soviet Pact?
154 When did Germany invade Poland?
155 Which countries were the world’s main superpowers after the Seco
156 When did Russia become Communist?
157 Which principals was American society based on?
158 Why did Stalin think the Allies refused to help him fight the Nazis fr
159 Where did the Big Three leaders meet in February 1945?
160 Who were the Big Three at that meeting, and which countries were th
161 What was agreed at Yalta?
162 What did they disagree over at Yalta?
163 When did Germany surrender?
164 When did the Potsdam conference take place?
165 Who was the new President of the USA?
166 Why did his arrival increase tensions between the USA and the USSR
167 Why did the USA that raised tensions between the USA and the USSR
168 What did the Big Three disagree over at Potsdam?
169 Who was the new leader of Britain?
170 How did the Soviet Union create a ‘buffer-zone’ against the West aft
171 How many seats did the Communists win in the rigged elections in P
172 In which country was there a Communist uprising against the monarc
173 When did Truman Declare the Truman Doctrine?
174 What did the Truman Doctrine effectively state?
175 How did the Truman Doctrine affect Greece?
176 How much money did Marshall Aid make available to European count
177 Why was Marshall Aid introduced?
178 What did Stalin think about Marshall Aid?
179 Who made the Iron Curtain speech in 1946?
180 When did the USSR detonate its first atomic bomb?
181 What happened to Germany following the Second World War?
182 Why were western improvements in Berlin a problem for Stalin?
183 How did Stalin try to force the Allies out of Berlin?
184 How did the Allies respond to the Blockade?
185 Why couldn’t Stalin shoot down the planes?
186 When did Stalin end the Blockade?
187 What organisation did the non-Communist nations form after the Bl
188 What did the Kaiser of Germany (Wilhelm II) do towards the end of
189 Why were many Germans starving?
190 Which extremists had already begun to plot revolutions against th
191 Why were many Germans demoralised and bitter by 1919?
192 Who was the first President of Germany?
193 Why was he unpopular with some Germans?
194 Which attempted Communist revolt took place in January 1919?
195 Who were the leaders of this group?
196 How did the revolt end?
197 What happened to the leaders of the revolt?
198 What name is given to the Freikorps’ attempt to seize power in Marc
199 Which General assisted Wolfgang Kapp?
200 In which city did this uprising take place?
201 How did Ebert respond to the uprising?
202 Which extremist political part was taken over by Adolf Hitler in 1921?
203 What happened after the Weimar government stopped paying repara
204 How did the Weimar government respond to the occupation?
205 What was the effect of the Weimar government printing more mone
206 What effect did this have on the German economy?
207 Who became Chancellor in 1923?
208 How did he deal with hyperinflation?
209 How did he deal with the problems in the Ruhr?
210 What is the name of the plan that borrowed money from the USA?
211 What was the effect of the new trade that his created?
212 Which 1925 agreement said that Germany would respect its western
213 When was Germany allowed to join the League of Nations?
214 Which changes in Germany were disliked by traditional citizens?
215 Why did Proportional Representation create problems for the gover
216 Why was the Dawes Plan a problem for Germany?
217 What name did Hitler (and others) give to the Weimar politicians who
218 Who led the German Workers Party when Hitler first attended?
219 In what year did Hitler become leader of the party?
220 What two terms did Hitler add to the name of the German Workers P
221 What was the name of the Nazis’ private army?
222 Who led this violent wing of the Nazis?
223 Why did Hitler launch the Munich Putsch?
224 When did the Munich Putsch take place?
225 Which respected army general supported Hitler during the Putsch?
226 What crime was Hitler put on trial for?
227 How did Hitler take advantage of his trial?
228 Where was he imprisoned?
229 What is the name of the book he wrote while in prison?
230 Since the Nazis were going to have to work within the democratic sys
231 How many seats did the Nazis secure in the 1924 Reichstag election?
232 What was the name of the personal bodyguard created by Hitler?
233 Who was the Nazi propaganda chief?
234 How many members did the Nazi party have by 1928?
235 How many seats did the Nazis win in the 1928 Reichstag elections?
236 Which groups in German society had begun to support the Nazis?
237 When did the Wall Street Crash take place?
238 Why did Germany have to pay money to America?
239 Who was the German Chancellor who cut government spending and be
240 How many Germans were out of work by 1932?
241 How many Nazis were in the Reichstag by July 1932?
242 Which media tycoon support Hitler and the Nazi Party?
243 In which year did Hitler take part in Presidential elections against H
244 Which airline provided Hitler with an aeroplane during the President
245 What did Hitler blame for the problems of Great Depression?
246 What did Hitler tell business leaders he would do?
247 Why were farmers worried about Communism?
248 What did Hitler promise to workers?
249 By how much had household incomes dropped in Germany since 192
250 What message did Hitler’s uniformed followers, such as the SA, send
251 How many votes did Hitler win in the 1932 Presidential election?
252 Why did Hitler argue that he should be made Chancellor?
253 Why were von Papen and von Schleicher unable to properly run the
254 When was Hitler formally appointed Chancellor?
255 When did the Reichstag Fire take place?
256 Who was blamed for starting the Reichstag Fire?
257 How did Hindenburg react to the Reichstag Fire?
258 What did Hitler do with powers granted under the Reichstag Fire Dec
259 How many seats did the Nazis win in the Reichstag election 5 March
260 When did the Reichstag pass the Enabling Act?
261 After banning trade unions, which organisation did workers have to j
262 When did Hitler ban other political parties?
263 Who was the leader of the SA?
264 When did the Night of the Long Knives take place?
265 Which branch of the Nazi Party carried out the Night of the Long Kni
266 Why was Hitler concerned about Röhm?
267 When did President Hindenburg die?
268 What role did Hitler adopt after Hindenburg’s death?
269 How many people approved of Hitler becoming Führer in the plebisci
270 What did the army swear after Hitler became Führer?
271 What did the Nazis do to many of their opponents after the Reichstag
272 When did the Nazis take control of the police and law courts?
273 Why did the Nazis seek to control the police and the courts?
274 When was the SS founded?
275 What was the SS originally set up to be?
276 Which event effectively destroyed the power of the SA?
277 Who was the leader of the SS by the time the Nazis came to power?
278 Which SS unit was in charge of the concentration camps?
279 At least how many people did the SS courts send to concentration c
280 Who led the Gestapo?
281 What was the role of the Gestapo?
282 What was the effect of the Nazi police state on most people?
283 What did the Nazis introduce to help farmers?
284 Why did some farm workers move to the cities?
285 Which Nazi programme improved industrial working conditions?
286 Which Nazi programme provided leisure activities for workers?
287 Why did many middle class people support the Nazis?
288 How did the big businesses benefit from the Nazis?
289 When did the Nazis ban trade unions?
290 How did the Nazis create jobs?
291 What was Goebbels’ official title?
292 How did the Nazis ensure everyone in Germany could access radio br
293 What proportion of German newspapers were closed down under the
294 When was the Reich Chamber of Culture established?
295 How did the Chamber of Culture reduce the need for censorship?
296 What are two examples of Nazi propaganda films?
297 In which year did Berlin host the Olympic Games?
298 What was the ratio of Gestapo agents to citizens in Wurtzburg?
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Answer Topic
The Palace of Versailles outside Paris The Big Three
David Lloyd George The Big Three
Woodrow Wilson The Big Three
Georges Clemenceau The Big Three
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk The Big Three
Lemon The Big Three
Peace and trade The Big Three
Take some of Germany’s overseas colonies aThe Big Three
Franco-Prussian War (1870-71) The Big Three
Over two-thirds The Big Three
Make France safe from any possible GermanThe Big Three
A just and lasting peace The Big Three
In the future it might recover and want rev The Big Three
To stay out of the world’s problems by follow The Big Three
Fourteen The Big Three
Self-determination The Big Three
The League of Nations The Big Three
Disarmament The Big Three
It would threaten Britain’s ability to rule its The Big Three
He was willing to go easy on Germany in Euro The Big Three
That they were just trying to get a good deaThe Big Three
28th June 1919 The Big Three
They voted against ratifying it, so the USA n The Big Three
Britain, France and the USA The Treaty of Versailles
War Guilt Clause The Treaty of Versailles
100000 The Treaty of Versailles
Conscription The Treaty of Versailles
Tanks, submarines and military aeroplanes The Treaty of Versailles
£6,600 million (£6.6 billion) The Treaty of Versailles
1921 The Treaty of Versailles
Alsace-Lorraine The Treaty of Versailles
Mostly put under the control of Britain and The Treaty of Versailles
The Saar The Treaty of Versailles
West Prussia and Upper Silesia The Treaty of Versailles
Put under control of the League of Nations The Treaty of Versailles
Austria The Treaty of Versailles
League of Nations The Treaty of Versailles
It removed threat of another German invasiThe Treaty of Versailles
Germany had been punished for the deaths The Treaty of Versailles
They were not sure if it would bring peace The Treaty of Versailles
If they didn’t, the war would have restartedThe Treaty of Versailles
They didn’t feel that they had started the w The Treaty of Versailles
The Kaiser, who began the war, had abdicatThe Treaty of Versailles
0.125 The Treaty of Versailles
They believed they wouldn’t be able to def The Treaty of Versailles
Break it into a series of small weak states The Treaty of Versailles
Brest-Litovsk The Treaty of Versailles
Austria The 'Other' Peace Treaties
1919 The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Czechoslovakia The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Yugoslavia The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Italy The 'Other' Peace Treaties
30,000 soldiers The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Germany The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Hungary The 'Other' Peace Treaties
1920 The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Czechoslovakia The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Yugoslavia The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Romania The 'Other' Peace Treaties
35,000 soldiers The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Bulgaria The 'Other' Peace Treaties
1919 The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Turkey The 'Other' Peace Treaties
1920 The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Lausanne The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Bulgaria The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Turkey The 'Other' Peace Treaties
The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Bulgaria The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Turkey The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Austria The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Italy The 'Other' Peace Treaties
Yes The 'Other' Peace Treaties
The Banat The 'Other' Peace Treaties
1921 League of Nations in the 1920s
Germany and Poland League of Nations in the 1920s
They ran a plebiscite League of Nations in the 1920s
Germany League of Nations in the 1920s
Aaland Islands League of Nations in the 1920s
Finland League of Nations in the 1920s
They accepted the ruling League of Nations in the 1920s
1925 League of Nations in the 1920s
Appealed to both countries to stop fighting League of Nations in the 1920s
Greece should leave the country and pay c League of Nations in the 1920s
Greece felt larger countries were being fav League of Nations in the 1920s
400000 League of Nations in the 1920s
200000 League of Nations in the 1920s
1925 League of Nations in the 1920s
1928 League of Nations in the 1920s
Vilna League of Nations in the 1920s
Occupied it by moving in their army League of Nations in the 1920s
To secure Polish support in the event of a League of Nations in the 1920s
The British public felt Vilna was too far awa League of Nations in the 1920s
The League didn’t have its own army League of Nations in the 1920s
1923 League of Nations in the 1920s
Albania League of Nations in the 1920s
Tellini League of Nations in the 1920s
Greece did not pay compensation for the dea League of Nations in the 1920s
Pay compensation to Italy League of Nations in the 1920s
27 September 1923 League of Nations in the 1920s
1921 League of Nations in the 1920s
The USA, Japan, Britain and France would limiLeague of Nations in the 1920s
The Great Depression (triggered by the WallLeague of Nations in the 1930s
Chinese aggression against their railway League of Nations in the 1930s
Called on the League of Nations League of Nations in the 1930s
Lord Lytton League of Nations in the 1930s
Over a year – February 1933 League of Nations in the 1930s
Japan needed to leave Manchuria League of Nations in the 1930s
Japan quit the League League of Nations in the 1930s
Britain and France didn’t want to lose trade League of Nations in the 1930s
1932 League of Nations in the 1930s
Germany should be allowed to rearm to a lev League of Nations in the 1930s
Germany quit the conference and, later, th League of Nations in the 1930s
1934 League of Nations in the 1930s
Invasion of Abyssinia League of Nations in the 1930s
1935 League of Nations in the 1930s
Asked the League for assistance League of Nations in the 1930s
Wanted to keep Mussolini as an ally against League of Nations in the 1930s
Condemned the invasion and imposed someLeague of Nations in the 1930s
Oil League of Nations in the 1930s
Suez Canal League of Nations in the 1930s
Hoare-Laval Pact League of Nations in the 1930s
The Rome-Berlin Axis League of Nations in the 1930s
1935 German Rearmament
The Stresa Front German Rearmament
It was in a good geographic position to act German Rearmament
1935 German Rearmament
Germany could increase its navy to a third ofGerman Rearmament
13210 Rhineland
He would have been defeated if another couRhineland
Manchuria Crisis and Abyssinian Crisis Rhineland
He thought Britain found it reasonable for Rhineland
There was about to be an election and politiRhineland
Spanish Civil War Spanish Civil War
Anti-Comintern Pact Spanish Civil War
Axis Alliance Spanish Civil War
Anschluss Anschluss
0.9975 Anschluss
Appeasement Appeasement
They felt that the Treaty was unfair Appeasement
It could lead to another war Appeasement
They were both affected by the Great DepreAppeasement
They needed time to rearm Appeasement
It encouraged him to take bigger and biggerAppeasement
It gave him time to continue building it up Appeasement
The Sudetenland Appeasement
Munich Appeasement
14152 Appeasement
“peace for our time” Appeasement
15th March 1939 Appeasement
There were no Germans living there to unifyAppeasement
24th August 1939 Appeasement
Germany and the USSR agreed to divide Po Appeasement
1st September 1939 Appeasement
The USA and the USSR Origins of the Cold War
1917 Origins of the Cold War
Democracy and capitalism Origins of the Cold War
To weaken the Communists for when the waOrigins of the Cold War
Yalta Origins of the Cold War
Churchill: Britain, Roosevelt: USA, Stalin: USOrigins of the Cold War
Divide Germany into four zones, E Europe a Origins
So of the Cold War
How much influence pro-Soviet governments Origins of the Cold War
May 1945 Origins of the Cold War
August 1945 Origins of the Cold War
Harry S. Truman Origins of the Cold War
He was more anti-Communist than RoosevelOrigins of the Cold War
Dropped the atomic bomb on Japan Origins of the Cold War
Whether Germany should pay reparations, FOrigins of the Cold War
Clement Attlee Origins of the Cold War
Imposed Communist governments on surrouOrigins of the Cold War
400 out of 450 seats Origins of the Cold War
Greece Origins of the Cold War
March 1947 Origins of the Cold War
The USA would help any country oppose a Origins of the Cold War
Truman sent money and equipment to suppo Origins of the Cold War
$17 billion Origins of the Cold War
To stop the people of Europe turning to C Origins of the Cold War
It made Europe economically dependent onOrigins of the Cold War
Winston Churchill Origins of the Cold War
1949 Origins of the Cold War
It was divided into four zones, controlled b Origins of the Cold War
The population could see that the non-com Origins of the Cold War
Berlin Blockade – closed rail, canal and roadOrigins of the Cold War
Berlin Airlift – they flew supplies into West BOrigins of the Cold War
It would be an act of war Origins of the Cold War
May 1949 Origins of the Cold War
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) Origins of the Cold War
He abdicated Weimar Germany
The wartime blockade by the British navy s Weimar Germany
Communists Weimar Germany
Defeat in the First World War Weimar Germany
Friedrich Ebert Weimar Germany
He led the government that signed the TreatWeimar Germany
Spartacist Revolt Weimar Germany
Karl Liebnecht and Rosa Luxemburg Weimar Germany
The government called on the Freikorps miliWeimar Germany
They were killed Weimar Germany
Kapp Putsch Weimar Germany
General Luttwitz Weimar Germany
Berlin Weimar Germany
Called for a general strike Weimar Germany
German Workers Party Weimar Germany
The armies of France and Belgium occupied Weimar Germany
Called for workers in Ruhr to go on strike Weimar Germany
Hyperinflation Weimar Germany
Prices skyrocketed, many people lost their Weimar Germany
Gustav Stresemann Weimar Germany
Destroyed the old banknotes and introduce Weimar Germany
Called off the strike Weimar Germany
Dawes Plan Weimar Germany
Improved international relations Weimar Germany
Locarno Pact Weimar Germany
1926 Weimar Germany
e.g. New art movements Weimar Germany
It caused coalition governments who struggWeimar Germany
It was a loan. The USA could demand the moWeimar Germany
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Anton Drexler The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
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National Socialist The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
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Ernst Röhm The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
He believed the government was distractedThe Rise of Hitler 1919-29
8 November 1923 The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Ludendorff The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Treason The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
He used it to publicise Nazi ideology as it The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Landsberg prison The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Mein Kampf The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Hold their noses The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
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The SS The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Josef Goebbels The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
100,000 The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
12 The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
Peasant farmers and the middle class The Rise of Hitler 1919-29
24 October 1929 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
The Dawes Plan loans were recalled The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Brüning The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
6 million The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
230 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Alfred Hugenberg The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
1932 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Lufthansa The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Jews, Communists, Weimar politicians and th The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Control trade unions and deal with the ComThe Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Concerned about collectivisation The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
He would create jobs and improve househo The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
40% The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Hitler had the authority and organisation t The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
13 million The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
The Nazis were the largest party (230 represThe Rise of Hitler 1929-34
They didn’t have sufficient support in the R The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
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27 February 1933 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
A Dutch Communist, Marius van der Lubbe The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Granted emergency powers to Hitler under Ar The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
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288 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
23 March 1933 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
German Labour Front (DAF) The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
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SS The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
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2 August 1934 The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Führer The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
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An oath of loyalty The Rise of Hitler 1929-34
Rounded them up and put them in concentrNazi Control of Germany
Early 1933 Nazi Control of Germany
The outcome would always favour the NazisNazi Control of Germany
1925 Nazi Control of Germany
Hitler’s personal bodyguard Nazi Control of Germany
The Night of the Long Knives, 29-30 June 19Nazi Control of Germany
Heinrich Himmler Nazi Control of Germany
Death’s Head Nazi Control of Germany
200,000 Nazi Control of Germany
Reinhard Heydrich Nazi Control of Germany
Secret police – identify possible enemies of Nazi Control of Germany
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Germany’s
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and add them to
aeroplanes
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from any possible Germany should
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weaken Germany equal to that of
as much as the other powers
possible

RS
Make France safe
They were not
from any possible Germany and the
sure if it would
German attack in USSR agreed to
bring peace as
Axis Alliance the future - to divide Poland Austria 1920 1921
they didn’t know
weaken Germany between the
how Germany
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Why did some people argue that the Treaty of Versailles did
not punish the right people?
When was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?

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How did China respond to the Japances invasion of
Manchuria?
When was the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed?

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previous annexations?
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