Germany 1850 to 1950 History

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1. What name is generally given by historians to the German government between 1919 and 1933? The Third Reich The Weimar Republic The Federal Republic of Germany The Reichstag Democracy

2. What was the Hindenburg disaster? The sinking of a merchant ship An airship disaster A fire in a German city A mistake by President Hindenburg that led to German starvation

3. In what year did Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck unify Germany? Answer: (It is called the Unification of Germany and happened before the two world wars)

4. Who, upon being elected in 1919, was the President of the Reich before Paul von Hindenburg? Friedrich Ebert Rudolf Hess Franz von Papen Kurt Weill

5. Which unusual place did Hitler dictate his book 'Mein Kampf' from during the 1920s? In prison In the offices of the Reichstag In a secret underground base On a holiday in America

6. Which art form did Hitler try to make a living from? Painter Novelist Playwright Musician

7. Who died in the infamous 'Night of Broken Glass' or 'Kristallnacht', as it is called? Communists Members of the old government Anti-Hitler Nazis Jewish people

8. What year were the Olympic Games held in Nazi Germany? Answer: (Jesse Owens did very well.)

9. What was the Schlieffen Plan? A clause that allowed Weimar Republic to become a dictatorship in a time of crisis A plan for ridding the world of Jews and blacks A way for secretly building up military against the Treaty of Versailles' rules A plan for invading other countries during the Great War

10. In Adolf Hitler's Nazi government, who was the Nazi's Minister of Propaganda? Hermann Goring Franz von Papen Rudolf Hess Josef Goebbels

11. Which country loaned money to Germany in 1924 through the Dawes Plan? Canada The U.S. Argentian The Soviet Union

12. What was the Anschluss? A Germany for lesser races An agreement of friendship with Germany and Japan The union of Germany and Austria A treaty Hitler signed with the Catholic Church

13. Which of the following was the term for a temporary currency used during the 1920s when there were problems with the ordinary Deutsch mark? Totenmark Deutsches Geld Rentenmark Roggnmark

14. What year did Stresemann become Chancellor of Germany? 1923 1930 1919 1925

15. After the First World War, to which nation did Germany lose the area known as Northern Schleswig? France Denmark Russia Poland