1.
At the end of WWI, German people were fully aware that they were losing the war.
2.
The winter of 1916-1917 was known as the 'turnip winter' because of the food shortages and the fact that many survived on hardy turnips because the potato crop failed.
3.
An influenza epidemic killed many cilivilians and soldiers in Germany at the end of the war.
4.
Negotiations for peace would have been much earlier if the Kaiser had been willing to share power with the Reichstag, but he was not.
5.
Mutiners in ___ were together imitating the Bolsheviks in Russia as workers striking.
6.
Check the box of the two matching party and leader who led the Center-left provisional government after the abducation of the throne by Kaiser Wilhelm II.
A. 
Social Democratic Party, Stresemann
B. 
Social Democratic PArty,Friedrich Ebert
C. 
Social Democratic PArty, Count Brockdorff
7.
Who were the 'November Criminals'?
A. 
The French politicians who signed the ToV
B. 
The Italian politicians who signed the ToV
C. 
The Austria-Hungarian politicians who signed the ToV
D. 
The German politicians who signed the ToV
8.
Most Germans did not feel that the Treaty of Versailles was a diktat.
9.
Among other things like loss of land, colonies, and denied rights of Germans' self-determination, Germany had to pay 6600 million pounds in reparations.
10.
The Weimar Constitution was set up to defy the ToV.
11.
The Weimar Republic got its name from the food politiclans ate while setting up agreements.
12.
The Weimar was set up with proportional representation, giving small parties a place in the Reichstag.
13.
Article 48 allowed for the Prime Minister, appointed by the President, to declare a state of emergency and rule by issuing decrees that did not have to be approved by the Reichstag.
14.
One of the small parties that won seats in the Reichstag was the Sparticists, a Bolshevik-type group. This greatly alarmed Ebert because it had extreme left-leanings and was revolting in Berlin.
15.
The para-military group did little to stop the revolt, and many leaders of the Sparticists became leaders in the Reichstag.
16.
The 'November Criminals' were eventually set free and held positions in the Reichstag.
17.
Captain Wolfgang Kapp led a coup, or a Putsch, to overthrow the government in Berlin. He had the sympathy of some of the police corps, and yet was defeated because of a general strike by the workers of Berlin.
18.
The 'Red Rising' occured in the Ruhr Valley by the right-wing party.
19.
French and Belgian troups invaded the Ruhr, Germany's richest industrial area, when Germany could not pay their second reparation fee.
20.
Because the German government tried to fix the economic problems by printing more money, this led to rapid hyperinflation, making German money eventually worthless.