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Starter Activity Write definitions for the following ‘Key Terms’ in your exercise books. You will need these to help you get the best marks in the exam! Reichstag Reichsratt Proportional Representation Putsch President Chancellor Freikorps Spartacists Hyperinflation Ruhr

MustDescribe two ways that the Weimar Republic recovered between 1924 and E/D ShouldAnalyse the strengths and weaknesses of the recovery. C/B CouldEvaluate the extent to which the recovery period helped the Weimar Republic completely overcome its troubled start. B/A

Enter: Gustav Stresemann Gustav Stresemann became Chancellor of the Weimar Republic in August The years between 1924 and the Wall Street Crash of 1929 were much more settled than those of 1919 to 1923.

Streseman’s Achievements Inflation controlled, November 1923 Dawes Plan, 1924 French leave the Ruhr, April 1924 Foreign Affairs Economic Growth Reforms Strength at the Centre DIFFERS

Inflation controlled, Nov 1923 Stresemann called in all the old, worthless marks (due to HYPERINFLATION) and burned them. He replaced them with a new Rentenmark (worth 3,000 million old marks). This stabilised inflation.

Dawes Plan 1924 Stresemann called off the 1923 Ruhr strike and started to pay reparations again – but the American Dawes Plan gave Germany longer to make the payments (and the Young Plan of 1929 reduced the payments).

French leave the Ruhr, April 1924 Stresemann persuaded the French to leave.

Economic Growth Germany borrowed 25,000 million gold marks, mainly from America. This was used to build roads, railways and factories. The economy boomed and led to prosperity. Cultural life also boomed (the Roaring Twenties). Source B The German economy is doing well only on the surface. Germany is in fact dancing on a volcano. If the short-term loans are called in by America, most of our economy will collapse. from a speech made by Gustav Stresemann shortly before his death on 3 October 1929

Foreign Affairs In 1925, Stresemann signed the Locarno Treaty, agreeing to the loss of Alsace-Lorraine. In 1926, Germany was allowed to join the League of Nations. Germany had become a world power again. Source A Stresemann... worked hard to rebuild his shattered country and for peace and co-operation abroad. Because of his leadership Germany is now prospering and has an important place in the affairs of Europe. from The Times, 4 October An account of his life and achievements which was written just after his death.

Reforms Stresemann introduced reforms to make life better for the working classes - Labour Exchanges (1927) and unemployment pay. Also, 3 million new houses were built.

Strength at the Centre Stresemann arranged a 'Great Coalition' of the moderate pro-democracy parties (based around the SDP, the Centre party and Stresemann's own 'German people's Party', the DVP). United together, they were able to resist the criticism from smaller extremist parties, and in this way, he overcame the effects of proportional representation - the government had enough members of the Reichstag supporting it to pass the laws it needed.

Which of Stresemann’s actions was the most significant in helping the Weimar Republic to survive? Dawes Plan, 1924 Inflation controlled, November 1923 French leave the Ruhr, April 1924 Foreign Affairs Economic Growth Reforms Strength at the Centre Rank his actions in order of significance (1- 7). Which is the most significant? Why? BE PREPARED TO EXPLAIN TO CLASS!!!