Statistics for Germany Formation of Weimar 1917-19 Quiz

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Number of Germans who died of starvation in WW1	750,000	28%
Constitutional article that gave the President the ability to rule by decree	Article 48	28%
KPD politician who declared a communist revolution in January 1919	Eichorn	22%
Number of workers on strike in Berlin, April 1917	200,000	17%
Prince Max's home state	Baden	17%
German term for wartime spirit of togetherness (collapsed 1917)	Burgfriede	17%
Figure who replaced Prince Max on 9th November 1918	Ebert	17%
Socialist who seized power in Bavaria, November 1918	Eisner	17%
Paramilitary group made up of demobilised WW1 soldiers who crushed the communist revolution	Freikorps	17%
Month of the Weimar Constitution, 1919	July	17%
The '_________ Programme' committed Germany to victory and territorial gain in WW1	Kreuznach	17%
Number of American troops who had arrived on the Western Front by July 1918	1 million	11%
Minimum voting age for men and women from 1919	20	11%
Number of MPs in Ebert's government, 10 November 1918	6	11%
ZP member who pushed the Peace Resolution through the Reichstag	Erzberger	11%
Chancellor from November 1917	Hertling	11%
Location of sailor mutiny, October 1918	Kiel	11%
Hindenburg and _________, Germany's silent dictators	Ludendorf	11%
Figure who resigned after failing to convince the Kaiser not to accept Woodrow Wilson's armistice	Ludendorf	11%
Electoral system that replaced first past the post in the constitution	Proportional Representation	11%
Figure who declared Germany a republic on 9th November 1918	Scheidermann	11%
Agreement between the Trade Unions and the Industrialists that allowed the continuation of capitalism and free trade and introduced the 8 hour working day	Stinnes-Legien Agreement	11%
______ Winter, 1917-18 famine	Turnip	11%
Number of German soldiers returning from WW1	1.5 million	6%
Date of the Black Day of the German army, 1918	8th August	6%
Deal in which the Chancellor promised the military would remain unreformed, November 1918	Ebert-Groener Pact	6%
Satirical term given to the President due to his power	Ersatzkaiser	6%
SPD leader who broke away and formed the USPD	Hasse	6%
Figure who declared Germany a socialist republic on 9th November 1918	Liebknecht	6%
Chancellor who replaced Bethmann-Hollweg in July 1917	Michaelis	6%
Significant liberal action made by Prince Max as Chancellor	Reform	0%
Smaller, revolutionary party that emerged from the SPD	Spartacists	0%