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Mind Map by FABRICIO PERRONE, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by FABRICIO PERRONE
about 7 years ago
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Weimar Republic
- Weimar constitution
- German people
- Elected the president
- Controlled the armed force
- Appointed the chancellor
- Appointed the government ministers
- Appointed the government ministers
- Appointed the judges
(the Court)
- Controlled the armed force
- Elected the president
- German people
- Hyperinflation
- Germany had no goods to trade
- The government
saw a possible
solution
- They
printed
money
- With so much money in
circulation, it started to
lose value
- With so much money in
circulation, it started to
lose value
- They
printed
money
- The government
saw a possible
solution
- Germans had to pay damages to the allies
- It was a lot of money and Germany didn’t have it
- It was a lot of money and Germany didn’t have it
- Germany had no goods to trade
- Republic danger
- Ebert’s government
had violent
opposition from the
left and right side
- Right
- Anti-communist party
- Conformed by ex-soldiers
- They weren’t from the army because of the treaty of versailles
- They weren’t from the army because of the treaty of versailles
- Conformed by ex-soldiers
- They were called the Freikorps
- Anti-communist party
- Left
- Communist party called Spartacists
- Rebel soldiers and sailors joined this group
- Communist party called Spartacists
- Right
- Ebert’s government
had violent
opposition from the
left and right side
- It was called like these because the new government met in weimar
- Berlin was too violent and scndalous
- Berlin was too violent and scndalous
- Stresemann
- Achievements
- Economy
- Germany achieved same levels of production as before the war
- He managed to pay reparations and Germany economy was good
- Germany achieved same levels of production as before the war
- Culture
- Writers
and poets
flourished
- The 1920 was a golden era for German cinema
- Architects
designed
new
exciting
buidings
- Writers
and poets
flourished
- Politics
- Politics were more stable
- Parties that supported Weimar were doing well
- Politics were more stable
- Foreign policies
- He entered the League of Nations and reversed some terms of the treaty of Versailles
- He entered the League of Nations and reversed some terms of the treaty of Versailles
- Economy
- Problems
- Economy
- There was a big
social-economic
difference within richs
and poors
- Big businesses and
landowners
obtained lots of
money
- Peasants were overproducing
- They didn’t have enough demand for the food they produced
- They didn’t have enough demand for the food they produced
- There was a big
social-economic
difference within richs
and poors
- Culture
- Culture of the cities represented a moral decline
- Because of American immigrants and and Jews
- Because of American immigrants and and Jews
- Culture of the cities represented a moral decline
- Politics
- There were
four
different
chancellors
- About 30 percent of
the votes went to
parties opposing the
republic
- There were
four
different
chancellors
- Foreign policy
- Nationalists attacked
Stresemann because
he joined the league of
nations
- They saw
this as an
acceptance
to the
treaty of
versailles
- They saw
this as an
acceptance
to the
treaty of
versailles
- Nationalists attacked
Stresemann because
he joined the league of
nations
- Economy
- Achievements
- Ebert won elections in January 1919 after the kaiser went away
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