What was the impact of the crises of 1923 on Germany?

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What was the impact of the crises of 1923 on Germany?

Learning objective – to be able to explain the impact of the crises of 1923. I can describe the key features of the crises of 1923. Grade 6 I can explain how significant the crises of 1923 in Germany was. Grade 3 I can explain and assess the impact of the crises of 1923 in Germany. Grade 1

What was hyperinflation?

Task Complete the table and write a paragraph answering the question – What was the greatest threat to the Weimar Republic – hyperinflation or the French occupation of the Ruhr?   Causes Negative impact Positive impact Occupation of the Ruhr Hyperinflation

Cut out and stick the sources in your book and answer the exam question - Study Sources A and B. How useful are Sources A and B for an enquiry into the effects of hyperinflation on Germany? Explain your answer, using Sources A and B and your knowledge of the historical context. Source A – A German cartoon from 1923 by a left-wing magazine. The caption at the top means ‘paper money’ and the caption at the bottom means ‘bread’. Source B – A photograph taken in 1923 of a German woman burning bank notes, which burn longer than the amount of firewood they can buy.

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