Post-War Germany flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 14 users
This Post-War Germany page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks on chancellors, government, economic policy and culture. The material is mainly at secondary-school level, for school students practicing recall and teachers looking for classroom questions. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
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66 cardsChapter 9 - West Germany 1949-63 What happened at the London Six Power Conference in 1948?
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110 cardsPolitical and Governmental Change- FRG From when were political parties set up again in Germany?
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64 cardsAS Level History - Economic development and policies in Germany (4) --HOW DID THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC SURVIVE THE ECONOMIC CHALLENGES IN THE YEARS 1966-89?--
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65 cardsAttitudes towards ethnic minorities- FRG Until what year did it take to produce a near accurate rough count of people?
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41 cardsFederal Republic of Germany - government change What date did Germany sign the final surrender for the Second World War?
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32 cardsGDR Post war agreements
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32 cardsCulture- FRG How had Germans traditionally seen their country? After ww2, what did many Germans want to do in relation t...
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6 cardsAdenauer's contribution to foreign policy far outweighed his achievements at home
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21 cardsConsent- FRG At which conference did the Allies decide to restore democracy?
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17 cardsFederal Republic of Germany - opposition and control What date was the Nuremberg Trials, and what happened?
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16 cardsECONOMIC STABILITY IN THE YEARS 1965 TO 1989 1. What did the FRG experience between 1966 and 1967?
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10 cardsUntitled
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23 cardsHow far did the FRG leaders create a stable political state? When did Ger sign the final surrender?
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8 cardsPOLITICAL STABILITY IN THE YEARS 1963 TO 1989 1. Name the five chancellors that succeeded Adenauer after 1963
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8 cardsDe-Nazification in the 1950s How were some war criminals allowed to return to the civil service?
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6 cardsReactions to the De-Nazification Policies
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9 cardsWilly Brandt and the 1969 and 1972 election statistics What percentage of the vote did the SPD gain in 1969?
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7 cardsDecentralisation and democratisation What are the four D's?
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6 cardsFRG Chancellors Who was the first Chancellor of the FRG?
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3 cardsFRG Political, Economic and Opposition Problems 1949-89 FRG Political Problems 1949-89
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These decks offer questions on political and economic stability, changes in government, attitudes toward ethnic minorities and culture in the Federal Republic of Germany. Other decks cover the GDR, De-Nazification and reactions to its policies.
Choosing and using a deck
Start with FRG Chancellors if you want to practice recalling political leaders. For a broader set of questions, try the deck on political and governmental change in the FRG, which asks about political parties, the Potsdam Conference and the Allied Control Council.
Work through a small group of cards, answer before looking, and return to the questions you found difficult. For a closer look at Adenauer, use the deck comparing his foreign policy and domestic contributions.
If you need more context before answering, switch to notes or a mind map on the unit page. When you are ready to check your recall in another format, try a quiz there. Explore a deck and see which questions you want to return to.
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Which flashcard deck is a good starting point?
Start with FRG Chancellors if you want to practice recalling political leaders. If you want a broader set of questions, the deck on political and governmental change in the FRG covers political parties, the Potsdam Conference and the Allied Control Council.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these flashcards for?
The collection is mainly at secondary-school level. School students can choose decks that match topics they are studying, including when preparing for A-level History or GCSE History. Teachers can use the listed questions as material for classroom discussion or recall practice.