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WW1
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Fragen in diesem Quiz (21)
1When was the conference in Versailles?
- A1921
- B1920
- C1918
- D1919
2How many countries attended the conference?
- A32
- B34
- C22
- D23
3Who were known as the 'Big Three'?
- AGermany, France, Britain
- BChina, Japan, Russia
- CBritain, France, America
4Who were known as the 'Big Three'?
- AGermany, France, Britain
- BChina, Japan, Russia
- CBritain, France, America
5What happened to the leader of Germany toward the end of WW1?
- AGermany surrendered
- BGermany won the war
6What did the new Provisional Government sign?
- AWilson's 11 points
- BArmistice
- CRhineland
- Dweimar constitution
- EArticle 48
7In Germany 1919 it was now a what state?
- ACommunist
- BDemocratic Republic
- CDictatorship
8Who was Freidrich Ebert?
- AThe Primeinister
- BThe President
- CA Chancellor
9What problems did Ebert face?
- AThe Allied Blockade
- BHe fell out with the other leaders
- CGermany had debt
- DFood shortages
- EHe did not want to be leader
- FInfluenza broke out
- GHigh levels of unemployment
- HGreat divide between rich and poor
- IGermans did not understand the Government
- JEbert faced opposition
10Eberts competition from left and right wings
- Aright-wanted Germany to be like Russia was in 1917
- Bright-Kaiser's former advisers remained in their positions
- Cright-wanted Kaiser to return and rule Germany again
- Dleft-Germany could of carried on, new politicians associated with defeat and humiliation
- Eleft-Communists
11What is the Weimar Republic?
- Agang of thugs fighting all over Berlin
- BGovernment meeting in secret
- Cpeople in Weimar starting their own revolution
12What is the Rhineland?
- Apart of germany were British and french troops should occupy
- Bpart of britain were it was used to hold conferences
- Can agreement of where to have all the german troops placed
13which leader was most concerned for a stable Europe?
- Allyode george
- Bwoodrow wilson
- Cclemenceau
14which leader wanted to make germany really suffer for WW1?
- Awoodrow wilson
- Bclenmenceau
- Cllyod george
15who made up the '14 point plan'?
- Alloyd george
- Bwoodrow wilson
- Ccenemceau
16what was the DIKTAT?
- Agermany had to pay reparations
- Bgermany werte blackmailed in to signing it
- Ca friendship agreement
17the DIKTAT can be split up in to how many parts?
- A4
- B3
- C5
- D6
18Advantages about Article 48
- AGermany became the most democratic country over night
- Bevery vote is now counted fair
- Cin emergency quick decisions needed quick decisions can be made as they can 'rule by decree' as the Reichstag are slow
19Advantages of Proportional Representation
- Ain emergency the leader can make quick decisions if needed as they can 'rule by decree' as the Reichstag are slow
- Bevery vote is counted so it is fair
- CGermany became the most democratic country over night
20Disadvantage of democracy
- Atoo quick a change. should of done it gradually. many people couldn't cope from undemocratic (kaiser) leader to very democratic leader (Weimar)
- Bno party could get an overall majority (51%) so lots of small parties had seats causing a very slow response. bad in emergency
- Cthe president was allowed to decide when it was an emergency. open to abuse if they wanted power.
21the name of the left wing party that tried to make a revolution in 1919
- Afreecorps
- Bspartacists
- Cnazis
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- 1918+
- Autor
- vicky jeffferies
- Sprache
- English
- Aufrufe
- 45
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