Weimar Germany
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This Weimar Germany page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, quizzes, flashcards, notes and flowcharts, from the 1918-19 revolution and the Spartacist Uprising to hyperinflation, the Stresemann years and Hitler's rise to power. It's built for school students revising the topic, and for teachers after ready-made material. There are over 2,000 resources here, including more than 90 quizzes and over 1,400 mind maps, all made by GoConqr users. Pick a starting point, try a quiz to find your gaps, then build your own flashcards.
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- Origins of the Weimar Republic102
- Weimar Constitution and Government129
- Treaty of Versailles100
- Early Problems and Opposition to the Weimar Republic301
- The 1923 Crisis and Hyperinflation90
- Stresemann and Weimar Recovery128
- Weimar Society and Culture19
- The Great Depression and Collapse of the Weimar Republic33
- Rise of the Nazis123
Top Weimar Germany resources
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Mind map Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start? A quick mindmap on the first key question you will need to be able to answer for the first paper of the Wor... -
71 cardsGCSE History – The early years and the Weimar Republic 1918-1923 What were the events leading up to the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II?
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Mind map Hitler's Rise to Power Made from https://rudbeck-ib-history-revision.wikispaces.com/3.17+Hitler%27s+RTP%2C+ideology+and+aims -
17 cardsWeimar Revision When was the Spartacists revolt?
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6 questionsWeimar Germany 1918-1945 When was the Weimar Republic set up?
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8 questionsSpartacists, Kapp or Munich Beer Hall Putsch? Which uprising was left-wing?
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95 cardsThe Weimar Republic, 1919-1929 What was the Spartacus League?
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Mind map 1919-1929: The Weimar Republic
Quizzes
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6 questionsWeimar Germany 1918-1945 When was the Weimar Republic set up?
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8 questionsSpartacists, Kapp or Munich Beer Hall Putsch? Which uprising was left-wing?
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14 questionsThe Weimar Republic when was the armistice signed??
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10 questionsHistory Germany 1919-1939:The Weimar Republic It was a condition of peace that Germany got rid of the Kaiser, however he refused to abdicate. How did the...
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12 questionsStresemann's Policies In 1926 Germany was allowed in and given given a place on the council
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8 questionsThe Kapp Putsch When was the Kapp Putsch?
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12 questionsThe Spartacist Uprising Who were the Spartacists?
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11 questionsThe German Revolution When did the Kaiser (Wilhelm II) abdicate?
Mind maps
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Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start? A quick mindmap on the first key question you will need to be able to answer for the first paper of the Wor...
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Hitler's Rise to Power Made from https://rudbeck-ib-history-revision.wikispaces.com/3.17+Hitler%27s+RTP%2C+ideology+and+aims
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1919-1929: The Weimar Republic
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Hitler's Rise to Chancellor
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The Weimar Republic Section 1 1918-24 AQA History A LEVEL and AS Weimar Republic NOT FINISHED
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The 'Golden Era' of the Weimar Republic A breif overview of how political, social, economic and foreign relations changed and improved during the 1... -
Problems faced by the Weimar Republic in the 1920s
Flashcards
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71 cardsGCSE History – The early years and the Weimar Republic 1918-1923 What were the events leading up to the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II?
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17 cardsWeimar Revision When was the Spartacists revolt?
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95 cardsThe Weimar Republic, 1919-1929 What was the Spartacus League?
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94 cardsAS Level History - Political and Governmental Change; Germany (1) When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
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84 cardsAS Level History - Economic development and policies in Germany (2) --What impact did the Great Depression have on the Weimar Republic--
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28 cardsGermany Test 2: 1923-1933 Which temporary currency was introduced in November 1923?
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17 cardsGermany 1919-1923: Post-war problems and the Weimar Republic What was the name of the treaty that was created that Germany had to sign after WW1?
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11 cardsThe Weimar Constitution Who drafted the constitution?
Flowcharts
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The Weimar Republic & Progress of the Nazi party: Turmoil -
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Weimar Republic - Timeline of being created A flowchart between Autumn 1918 and January 1919 about the creation of the Weimar Republic -
Kapp Putsch (coup) - 1920 The threat from the right
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germany 1919-23 germany flow diagram
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The Weimar Republic & Progress of the Nazi party: Stability and Progress
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GERMANY 1918-1923
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The Weimar Republic. What problems did the Weimar Republic face? November Criminals- After signing the treaty of Versailles in 1919, Weimar were seen as traitors by the German people. They were known as the 'November Criminals' and that t...
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1929-1933 (Wall Street Crash/Hitler becoming chancellor) Hitler's rise to power was based upon long-term factors - resentment in the German people, the weakness of the Weimar system - which he exploited through propaganda (paid for by his rich, Communist-fearing backers), t...
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Hyperinflation In Germany - created from Mind Map Reparations Germany managed to pay off the first 2 billion gold marks of reparations 1922- Germany were unable to make further payments Mostly paid in goods, e.g. coal, iron and wood The allies did not believe this At...
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Social hardship in Germany Why was there so much social hardship in Germany between 1918 and 1923?There was so much social hardship in Germany 1918 and 1923 because they spent all of their money on the war, which they then lost. Next came the T...
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The Kapp Putsch Flow Map The Putsch was important because:- it showed that the Weimar Government had gained support from the workers of Berlin- it revealed a worryingly strong lack of support from the army for Eberet's government New Page
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1. Weimar Republic: its early problems and achievements 25th October 1918Naval base at KielSuicidal bid for glory ordered - sailors mutinied 26th October - 5th NovemberKaiser didn't crush the mutiny - sailor went on = strikes and demonstrations all over Germany- soldiers j...
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The German Depth Study - Weimar The German Depth Study - Weimar The Weimar Republic comprised all the essential elements of a perfect democracy. But was it perfect or was it flawed? The Weimar Republic After Germany lost the First World War, the Kai...
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Weimar Germany Overview The effects of WWI: Millions were dead or injured. Germany had suffered the most deaths. The main powers (e.g. France, Belgium) had spent too much money on the war. All wanted to prevent this happening again, but coul...
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About Weimar Germany
GoConqr OriginalWhat this unit covers
The resources follow Weimar Germany from defeat in the First World War to Hitler becoming chancellor. Early material looks at the revolution of 1918-19, the Treaty of Versailles and the first uprisings. The middle of the unit covers hyperinflation and the middle years. Later items cover the Wall Street Crash and the road to Nazi power.
Where to start
Begin with the mind map Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start?, which asks how Germany emerged from defeat and what happened in the Revolution of 1918-19. Then open 1919-1929: The Weimar Republic for the constitution, including the President's powers: election every seven years, the right to select and dismiss the Chancellor, and command of the armed forces.
- Read German Revolution 1918-1919 for the order of events, from revolution from above to the armistice.
- Move to Hyperinflation In Germany for reparations and the French occupation of the Ruhr.
- Finish the recovery with The Golden age of Weimar 1924-1929 and the mind map on Gustav Stresemann.
Using quizzes and maps together
Read a map first, then test yourself straight away. After the revolution map, try the quiz The Spartacist Uprising. After the notes and maps on early problems, try The Kapp Putsch or Uprisings 1919 - 1923. For the later years, Stresemann's Policies and The Dawes Plan fit well. Wherever you drop marks, go back to the matching map and read that branch again.
Flashcards and revision decks
Flashcard decks such as The Weimar Republic, 1919-1929 ask what the Spartacus League and the MSPD were and what each wanted in 1918. Several decks are labelled for GCSE, AS Level or Edexcel courses, and the listed resources also mention AQA, OCR and IB History. Check any resource against your own specification.
Where it sits
This unit belongs to the strand The World Wars and the Interwar Era (1900-1945) in History. Pick one map, take one quiz, then make your own flashcards for the dates and terms that slipped.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the mind map Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start?. It covers how Germany emerged from defeat in the First World War and the Revolution of 1918-19, which sets up everything after. Then move on to the mind map 1919-1929: The Weimar Republic for the constitution.
Which quizzes cover the early uprisings?
Try The Spartacist Uprising, The Kapp Putsch and Uprisings 1919 - 1923. There is also a quiz called Spartacists, Kapp or Munich Beer Hall Putsch?, which is useful for telling the three events apart once you have read the maps.
What do the mind maps on the later years cover?
For the recovery, look at The Golden age of Weimar 1924-1929, which mentions the League of Nations, the Ruhr and the Locarno treaties. Gustav Stresemann has his own map. For the end of the republic, see Impacts of the Wall Street Crash-1929 and Hitler becomes Chancellor.
Which exams are these resources useful for?
The listed resources mention GCSE History, A-level History, AQA History, OCR GCSE History and IB History. All of the material is for school level. Since the resources were made by different users, compare each one with your own exam specification before relying on it.
Are the resources free, and who made them?
Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What if I can't find the topic I need?
Look at the other formats first. A subject may appear as a note or flowchart rather than a quiz, such as the Weimar Constitution flowchart or the notes on Social hardship in Germany. If it is still missing, make your own mind map or flashcard deck.