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History

Birth of the Weimar Republic

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In this Class 9 History topic from “Nazism and the Rise of Hitler,” students learn how Germany changed from an empire to a republic after the First World War. They explore the Kaiser’s abdication, the 1918 revolution, the formation of a democratic government, and the drafting of the Weimar Constitution in 1919. The topic also introduces the republic’s political and economic difficulties, helping students understand the conditions that later enabled the growth of Nazism and Hitler’s rise to power.

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Hard · Level 46 · weimar-contradiction
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  1. It began democracy but was born amid defeat and humiliation
  2. It was the return of absolute monarchy
  3. It was Germanys colonial victory
  4. It was the army ending democracy
Hard · Level 46 · versailles-legitimacy
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  1. It gave Germany a new army
  2. It gave people a reason to link the new government with humiliation
  3. It immediately restored monarchy
  4. It ended war reparations
Hard · Level 46 · kaiser-abdication
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  1. It ended monarchy and opened the way for republic
  2. It cancelled the Treaty of Versailles
  3. It made Germany win the war
  4. It ended parliament
Hard · Level 46 · weimar-national-assembly
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  1. Acceptance of colonial rule
  2. Full power of the king
  3. Desire to continue war
  4. Attempt to create a new democratic order
Hard · Level 46 · adult-franchise-instability
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  1. Franchise existed but political division and crises were deep
  2. Franchise was given only to the king
  3. People were stopped from voting
  4. Parliament was never formed
Hard · Level 46 · proportional-representation
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  1. It gave seats to only one party
  2. It gave space to many parties but made stable majority difficult
  3. It removed the office of President
  4. It stopped elections
Hard · Level 46 · article-48-weakness
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  1. It allowed the President to bypass parliament through emergency decrees
  2. It gave women voting rights
  3. It ended war reparations
  4. It strengthened monarchy
Hard · Level 46 · weimar republic, coalition governments, political instability, multiparty system, nazism rise
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  1. There was complete agreement among political parties
  2. The emperor formed the governments
  3. Stable government was difficult because of multiparty fragmentation and disagreements
  4. Elections were unnecessary in a democracy
Hard · Level 46 · weimar republic,war guilt clause,treaty of versailles,nazism,german nationalism,political discontent
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  1. It hurt German pride and public trust in the Weimar government
  2. It ensured broad and lasting public support for the Weimar Republic
  3. It allowed the German army to expand without any limits
  4. It ended parliamentary elections in Germany
Hard · Level 46 · reparations-crisis
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  1. They increased economic pressure which increased public discontent
  2. They gave colonial benefits to Germany
  3. They ended unemployment
  4. They stopped opposition to Weimar
Hard · Level 46 · november-criminals
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  1. Cultural award
  2. Weapon of political defamation
  3. Name of farm reform
  4. School plan
Hard · Level 46 · weimar republic,stab in the back myth,nazism,german democracy,political distrust
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  1. Distrust of the new Weimar government
  2. Widespread support for the Weimar Republic
  3. Willingness to accept the Treaty of Versailles
  4. Confidence in the democratic system
Hard · Level 46 · spartacist-uprising
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  1. Challenge of liberal monarchy
  2. Left wing revolutionary challenge
  3. Challenge of colonial expansion
  4. Challenge of religious rule
Hard · Level 46 · free-corps-irony
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  1. Paramilitary violence was used to save democracy
  2. Elections were held to restore monarchy
  3. Parliament was closed for peace
  4. Taxes were reduced to remove Versailles
Hard · Level 46 · free-corps-ex-soldiers
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  1. Ex soldiers entering paramilitary politics
  2. Farmers running parliament
  3. Women losing voting rights
  4. Beginning of foreign rule
Hard · Level 46 · left-right-opposition
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  1. It was a weak system trapped in the political middle
  2. It was an absolute monarchy
  3. It was completely unopposed
  4. It was a foreign colony
Hard · Level 46 · instability-extremism
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  1. Discontent made simple and radical solutions attractive
  2. The public was fully satisfied
  3. All parties agreed with the constitution
  4. Economic crisis did not exist
Hard · Level 46 · legitimacy-crisis
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  1. Linking the new government with defeat and Versailles
  2. Absence of a new constitution
  3. Absence of voting rights
  4. Absence of parliament
Hard · Level 46 · progressive-weak-constitution
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  1. It gave rights but also left room for emergency powers and instability
  2. It gave no rights
  3. It gave power only to the king
  4. It ended voting
Hard · Level 46 · weimar republic, women suffrage, political participation, weimar constitution, german democracy
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  1. Expansion of political participation
  2. Expansion of monarchical powers
  3. Establishment of military rule
  4. Abolition of parliamentary representation