Economic Depression in Germany

Q.

Describe any three economic hardship faced by Europe in 1830

Q. The phenomenon of excessive rise in prices is called.

1. deflation
2. stagnation
3. hyperinflation

Q. Identify the powers which were defeated during the First World War:

1. Germany
2. Austria-Hungary
3. The Ottoman empire
4. Britain

Q. How was the Treaty of Versailles responsible for the Second World War?

Q. Which of the following is/are not a reason(s) for the Second World War?

1. Treaty of Versailles favoured Germany
2. Fear of socialism and the USSR
3. Germany’s revenge
4. Failure of the League of Nations

Q. Select the statements which are true regarding the post First World War situation in Germany.

1. Germany witnessed deflation.
2. It caused political instability in Germany.
3. Treaty of Versailles was severe on Germany.
4. Printing money solved issues of Germany.

Q. Select the statement(s) which is/are true regarding the post World War I situation in Germany.

1. Germany witnessed deflation.
2. There was political instability in Germany.
3. The Treaty of Versailles was severe on Germany.
4. Printing money solved the issues in Germany.

Q. Which event is generally considered to be the first aggressive act of World War II?

1. Germany’s attack on Britain
2. Germany’s attack on Austria
3. Germany’s attack on Russia
4. Germany’s attack on Poland

Q. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about Germany's condition during the Great Depression?

1. The organised workers failed to survive the Great Depression.
2. Income levels of peasants deteriorated.
3. The working class population in Germany was severely affected.
4. Crime rate increased due to unemployment.

Q. The conclusion that can be drawn from these charts concerning the New Deal is that it __________.

1. failed to prevent bank failures.
2. had little effect on the number of farmers who lost their land as a result of the Great Depression.
3. helped protect depositors and farmers from the effects of the Great Depression.
4. had no significant effect on farm foreclosures or bank failures until the outbreak of World War II.
5. was directly responsible for the establishment of the Federal Reserve System.

Q. What was the immediate cause of the Second World War?

Q. The phenomenon of excessive rise in prices is called.

1. deflation
2. stagnation
3. hyperinflation