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Interwar Years

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October 29, 1929
Stock Market Crash; Stresseman dies Oct 3, Mid-Oct. Germany announces it can't pay reperations, Late-Oct. France defaults on its loans, Oct 29 Stock Market crashes
League of Nations
worked to keep alliance systems out. had 2 major failures; the US wan't involved and there was no true enforcement (economic sanctions)
Stresemann
Greatest Weimar Politician who worked to stabalize the Weimar Republic
Lacarno Pact
1925. series of treaties between Germany and all major euro. countries including France, Italy, etc. the western border of Germany is secured, Eastern border not recognized. Weimar Republic officially recognized in the League of Nations.
Dawe's Plan
1924. allied powers restructured German reperations.
Keynes
unemployment can be prevented through deficit spending should be used to give people jobs in public works.
Causes of the Great Depression
German reperations (and French war debt), expansion of production capacities, protective tariffs (Great Britain; leads to unnatural inflation), Overextension of Credit.
Young's Plan
1929.US restructures the reperations.
Ruhr Crisis
1922-1923. Germany announced they couldn't pay their reperations, France invades the Ruhr VAlley to collect reperations "in Kind." (leads to Germany printing money causing hyperinflation)
Washington Naval Conference
1922. goal was to end the naval race. (5:5:3:1.67:1.67 ratio)
Facism
extreme rightist. highly nationalistic, "Workers of _____ Unite"
Marxism
extreme leftist. predicted capitalism would destroy itself. "Workers of the World Unite", Proletariat supported.
Treaty of Rapollo
Germany and Russia recognized eachother, forcing Great Britain and France to compromise with Germany due to a scare of communism
Kellog-Briand Pact
1928. "War is illegal." is signed by all major countries in the world includin Japan, Italy, and Germany. Failure; no true enforcement (bound by morals)

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