Germany cramming

Question 1

Franco-Prussian War

Answer 1

1870-71

Question 2

National Liberals strength, 100 laws for unity

Answer 2

1870-78

Question 3

Kulturkampf

Answer 3

1873-78

Question 4

Responsibility for births, marriages, deaths goes to the state

Answer 4

1874

Question 5

All Catholic Bishops in Prussia exiled

Answer 5

1876

Question 6

Army Bill, septennial

Answer 6

1874

Question 7

Central Association of German Manufacturers

Answer 7

1878

Question 8

Tariff Bill

Answer 8

1879

Question 9

Anti-socialist law, 15,000 imprisoned

Answer 9

October 1878

Question 10

Erfurt Principles

Answer 10

1891

Question 11

Medical and accident insurance

Answer 11

1883 and 1884

Question 12

National minorities expelled

Answer 12

34,000

Question 13

Hostility of 75% of Reichstag

Answer 13

1881

Question 14

Kaiser Wilhem I dies

Answer 14

1888

Question 15

Caprivi

Answer 15

1890-94
ends anti socialist laws

Question 16

socialist gain

Answer 16

1893 elections, Kaiser demands anti-socialism, Caprivi resigns

Question 17

1894-00

Answer 17

Hohenlohe Schillingsfurst, two anti-socialist bills thrown out

Question 18

Weltpolitik

Answer 18

1897

Question 19

Bulow

Answer 19

1900-09
social reform, abandons Sammlungspolitik, Hottentot election 1907, homosexuality allegations, national debt doubles

Question 20

Bethmann Hollweg

Answer 20

1909-17, 1912 elections poor, 1/3 germans vote spd, 1913 inheritance pays for army no one happy, VoNC carries, kaiser keeps in office in 1913, peak personal rule

Question 21

scandal

Answer 21

1907 maximilian harden
1908 telegraph
1908 Hulsen-Haseler
1913 Zabern

Question 22

General foundation of trade unions

Answer 22

Carl Legien 1890, 2.5M members by 1913

Question 23

Great Depression

Answer 23

1873-96, Germany held bouyant by huge investment in railway

Question 24

overseas trade quadruples

Answer 24

1880-1813

Question 25

1000 cinemas

Answer 25

1910

Question 26

Burgfriede, Siegfriede

Answer 26

1914, 1915

Question 27

Silent Dictatorship

Answer 27

August 1916

Question 28

Turnip winter

Answer 28

1916-17

Question 29

Peace resolution

Answer 29

July 1917, Micahelis then Hertling

Question 30

Kiel Mutiny, Socialist republic, abdication

Answer 30

4th, 7th, 9th Nov 1918

Question 31

Armistice to reply

Answer 31

3rd October to 24th October 1918

Question 32

Ebert Groener and Stinnes Legien

Answer 32

10th and 11th Nov 1918

Question 33

Spartacist rising

Answer 33

Jan and March 1919

Question 34

General strike

Answer 34

March 1920

Question 35

political assassinations

Answer 35

22 from the left

Question 36

Kapp Putsch

Answer 36

Feb 1920

Question 37

Beer hall Putsch

Answer 37

Nov 1923

Question 38

Stresemann and the Reichsmark

Answer 38

August-Oct 1923

Question 38

Worthless German mark

Answer 38

1923

Question 39

Dawes plan

Answer 39

1924, 25.5 M in loans

Question 40

Evacuation of the Ruhr

Answer 40

1924

Question 41

Kellogg Briand Pact

Answer 41

1928

Question 42

Young Plan

Answer 42

1929

Question 43

Fall in extremism in Weimar

Answer 43

1924 and 1928

Question 44

DNVP works with republic

Answer 44

1925

Question 45

Growth reaches pre war levels

Answer 45

1927

Question 46

Unemployment reaches 3M

Answer 46

1929

Question 47

3000 cartels operating thanks to joint stock company law

Answer 47

1925

Question 48

More than 20% of land owned by 1%

Answer 48

1919

Question 49

11 women elected

Answer 49

1920

Question 50

War related pensions

Answer 50

1920

Question 51

Youth welfare act

Answer 51

1920

Question 52

Unemployment relief act

Answer 52

1923, almost collapses

Question 53

public assistance act

Answer 53

1924

Question 54

35% women in employment

Answer 54

1925

Question 55

Abortion legalised

Answer 55

1925

Question 56

unemployment doubles 2M to 4M

Answer 56

1929-1931, grand coalition collapses

Question 57

bruning forces through 108 emergency laws, whilst only 28 minor bills are passed in the Reichstag

Answer 57

1930-32

Question 58

Hitler in talks with Bruning, Hindenburg and the DNVP

Answer 58

1930-32

Question 59

Papen, two elections wanted by Hitler but NSDAP vote falls

Answer 59

1932, June and Nov

Question 60

Schleicher

Answer 60

Dec 1932, starts calming trade unions

Question 61

Hitler made chancellor

Answer 61

1933 Jan 30th

Question 62

Reichstag Fire

Answer 62

Feb

Question 63

for protection of people and state

Answer 63

feb 1933

Question 64

law for terminating the suffering of people and nation destroys Reichstag power

Answer 64

March 1933

Question 65

law for restoration of the professional civil service bans jewish poeple

Answer 65

April 1933

Question 66

Trade unions dissolved, DAF created

Answer 66

May 1933

Question 67

Law to ensure unity of party and state establishes one party state

Answer 67

Dec 1933

Question 68

Wannsee Conference

Answer 68

1942

Question 69

Kreisau circle

Answer 69

von Moltke's estate, broken up in 1944, leads to July bomb plot stauffenberg

Question 69

White rose Movement

Answer 69

Munich university 1941, Hans and Sophie Scholl killed in 44

Question 70

Yalta and Potsdam

Answer 70

feb and aug 1945

Question 71

nuremberg trials

Answer 71

1945-46

Question 72

Bizonia

Answer 72

1947

Question 73

Berlin Blockade

Answer 73

June 1948 for 11 months

Question 74

Deutschemark

Answer 74

1948

Question 75

Basic Law

Answer 75

1949

Question 76

Reich Food estate

Answer 76

1933 July

Question 77

Debt repayment halted, Schachts new plan

Answer 77

1934 July

Question 78

Goering's four year plan, autarky

Answer 78

1936

Question 79

Speer made minister for armaments and munitions, it goes up 97%

Answer 79

1942

Question 80

Marriage loans

Answer 80

1933

Question 81

certificate of fitness to marry

Answer 81

1933

Question 82

Concordat with Rome

Answer 82

1933

Question 83

Winterhilfe

Answer 83

1933

Question 84

Nuremberg laws

Answer 84

1936

Question 85

Law for liberation from national socialism

Answer 85

1946

Question 86

Stuttgart Declaration

Answer 86

1945

Question 87

40-80% of officials NSDAP

Answer 87

1950S

Question 88

Construction law

Answer 88

1950

Question 89

Equalisation of burdens act

Answer 89

1953

Question 90

collective bargaining act

Answer 90

1953

Question 91

welfare reforms

Answer 91

1957

Question 92

admitted to nato

Answer 92

1956

Question 93

EEC and EDC

Answer 93

1957

Question 94

CDU falls

Answer 94

1961

Question 95

spiegel affar and Schwabing riots

Answer 95

1962

Question 96

Erhard and Disciplined society

Answer 96

1962-66

Question 97

Kiesinger, Nazi links, Emergency laws

Answer 97

1966-69

Question 98

Brandt welfare reforms

Answer 98

1969-74

Question 99

Schmidt

Answer 99

1974-82

Question 100

2nd June Movement

Answer 100

1967

Question 101

800,000 protest the emergency laws

Answer 101

May 1968

Question 102

emergence of environmentalism

Answer 102

1973

Question 103

Investment Aid Law

Answer 103

1951

Question 104

10% of workforce foreign

Answer 104

1970

Question 105

slump, fears over inflation

Answer 105

1965

Question 106

stabilisation law on tax

Answer 106

1967

Question 107

Yom Kippur and further oil crisis

Answer 107

1973 and 1979

Question 108

divorce and abortion

Answer 108

1976 and 77

Question 109

education act support

Answer 109

1971

Question 110

35 spd seats

Answer 110

1890

Question 111

Naval bill

Answer 111

1898