Lesson 1L.1.1
1L.1.1 Empire to democracy in Germany, 1871–1929 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 11
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which body was elected by universal male suffrage under the 1871 German constitution?
- Landtag
- Bundesrat
- Reichstag
- Reichsrat
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Which group was the primary target of Bismarck's Kulturkampf from 1871?
- Judaism
- Social Democratic Party
- Protestant Church
- Catholic Church
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Who dismissed Otto von Bismarck as Chancellor of Germany in 1890?
- The Reichstag
- Kaiser Wilhelm I
- Kaiser Friedrich III
- Kaiser Wilhelm II
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Which party became the largest in the Reichstag following the 1912 election?
- Social Democratic Party
- German People's Party
- Centre Party
- National Liberal Party
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Who held the sole power to appoint the German Chancellor before 1918?
- The Bundesrat
- The Reichstag
- The Kaiser
- The electorate
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Which voting system was used for Reichstag elections under the Weimar constitution?
- Proportional representation
- Alternative vote
- First-past-the-post
- Two-round system
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What key power did Article 48 of the Weimar constitution grant the president?
- Veto legislation
- Declare war independently
- Dissolve parliament permanently
- Rule by decree
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Which two nations occupied the Ruhr in January 1923 over defaulted reparations?
- Britain and Belgium
- France and America
- France and Belgium
- France and Britain
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Which action by the German government directly caused hyperinflation during 1923?
- Defaulting on loans
- Cancelling trade tariffs
- Raising tax rates
- Printing paper money
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Which group suffered the greatest financial damage during the 1923 German hyperinflation?
- Middle-class savers
- Industrial workers
- Foreign investors
- Landowning elites
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What was the primary purpose of the 1924 Dawes Plan?
- Banning foreign loans
- Restructuring reparations
- Rebuilding the military
- Cancelling all debts
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Which 1925 treaty saw Germany accept its western borders with France and Belgium?
- Rapallo Treaty
- Treaty of Versailles
- Kellogg-Briand Pact
- Locarno Pact
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What action primarily caused the collapse of the 1920 Kapp Putsch?
- A military defeat
- A naval mutiny
- A general strike
- Foreign intervention
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Which two Spartacist leaders were murdered following their failed January 1919 uprising?
- Liebknecht and Luxemburg
- Noske and Groener
- Ebert and Scheidemann
- Kapp and Lüttwitz
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Which event directly triggered the German revolution in November 1918?
- Kiel naval mutiny
- Erzberger assassination
- Kapp Putsch
- Spartacist Uprising
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Which social group dominated landowning and the army officer corps in the Kaiserreich?
- The bourgeoisie
- The Mittelstand
- The Junkers
- The proletariat
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Which traditional elite maintained political dominance in Germany despite rapid pre-1914 industrialisation?
- Junker landowners
- Trade unionists
- Urban workers
- Industrial leaders
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Which electoral system led to fragile coalition governments in the Weimar Republic?
- Majoritarian voting
- First-past-the-post
- Single transferable vote
- Proportional representation
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Which 1924 agreement restructured German reparations and provided vital American loans?
- Treaty of Rapallo
- Young Plan
- Locarno Pact
- Dawes Plan
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Which country provided the loans that funded Weimar economic recovery before 1929?
- Soviet Union
- Great Britain
- France
- United States
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