Lesson 2O.1.1
2O.1.1 The Weimar Republic, 1918–1933 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 25
20 questions
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Lesson 2O.1.1, The Weimar Republic, 1918–1933: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 25: 2O Democracy and Nazism: Germany, 1918–1945, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which group of leaders announced the establishment of a republic in Germany in November 1918?
- The Nazi Party led by Adolf Hitler
- Social Democrat leader Friedrich Ebert
- The Spartacists led by Karl Liebknecht
- The Kaiser's General Staff under Ludendorff
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Which system of voting was adopted in the Weimar constitution and contributed to frequent coalition governments?
- First-past-the-post
- Indirect election by regional assemblies
- Proportional representation
- A two-round presidential system
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Which clause of the Weimar constitution allowed the president to rule by emergency decree?
- Article 48
- Article 231
- Article 1
- Article 16 of the Treaty of Versailles
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Which left-wing rising in January 1919 in Berlin was crushed by the Freikorps?
- The Spartacist uprising
- The Kapp Putsch
- The Munich Putsch
- The Ruhr occupation
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Which right-wing attempt to seize power in Berlin in March 1920 failed after a general strike?
- The Kapp Putsch
- The Spartacist uprising
- The Hitler Putsch of 1923
- The Rapallo Treaty
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Which event in January 1923 caused a hyperinflation crisis in Germany?
- The Dawes Plan
- The Wall Street Crash
- The Locarno Conference
- The French and Belgian occupation of the Ruhr
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Which post did Gustav Stresemann hold in 1923 before shaping German foreign policy?
- Chancellor
- President of the Reichstag
- Governor of the Reichsbank
- Minister of Defence
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Which November 1923 attempt by Hitler and Ludendorff to seize power in Bavaria failed?
- The Kapp Putsch
- The Spartacist uprising
- The Munich Putsch
- The Kronstadt rising
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Which Plan of 1924 reorganised reparations payments and provided American loans to Germany?
- The Schlieffen Plan
- The Dawes Plan
- The Young Plan
- The Marshall Plan
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Which 1925 agreement is associated with the 'Spirit of Locarno' and German acceptance of its western borders?
- The Kellogg-Briand Pact
- The Locarno Treaties
- The Treaty of Rapallo
- The Treaty of Berlin
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Which plan of 1929 reduced the total reparations Germany had to pay?
- The Dawes Plan
- The Hoover Moratorium
- The Schlieffen Plan
- The Young Plan
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Which event in October 1929 triggered a depression that devastated the German economy?
- The Reichstag fire
- The Wall Street Crash
- The Munich Putsch
- The Locarno Conference
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Which chancellor's deflationary policies after 1930 and reliance on Article 48 deepened the crisis of Weimar democracy?
- Franz von Papen
- Gustav Stresemann
- Heinrich Brüning
- Kurt von Schleicher
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Which Nazi Party result in the July 1932 Reichstag election showed the party's rise?
- The Social Democrats gained an outright majority
- The Communists formed a majority government
- The Nazis won the largest share of seats
- The Nazis lost all their seats
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Which group of political figures engaged in backstairs intrigue leading to Hitler's appointment as chancellor in January 1933?
- Liebknecht, Luxemburg and Thälmann
- Stresemann, Brüning and Luther
- Ebert, Scheidemann and Noske
- Hindenburg, Papen and Schleicher
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Which fire in February 1933 was used by the Nazis to justify emergency decrees against the Communists?
- The Kristallnacht fire
- The Dresden firestorm
- The Hamburg fire
- The Reichstag fire
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Which law of 23 March 1933 gave Hitler's government the power to make laws without the Reichstag?
- The Law for the Restoration of the Civil Service
- The Nuremberg Laws
- The Enabling Act
- The Anti-Comintern Law
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Which factor best explains the collapse of Weimar democracy by 1933?
- A decision by the League of Nations to remove German sovereignty
- Full support for democracy from the Communists and the Nazis
- A military coup led by the Freikorps in 1929
- Depression, failure of moderate parties and emergency decrees
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Which statement best describes the 'Golden Age' of Weimar from 1924 to 1928?
- A period of continuous hyperinflation and mass unemployment
- Complete political stability with no coalition governments
- Full economic independence with no foreign loans or reparations
- Economic and cultural recovery, funded by foreign loans
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Which statement best summarises Weimar Germany by 1933?
- Democratic institutions weakened by crises and emergency powers
- Germany had become a stable democracy with a majority of moderate parties
- The Weimar constitution had been replaced by a monarchy in 1930
- The Reichstag had strengthened its control over the army and the economy
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